Frontida of Kimberly

Frontida Assisted Living of Kimberly sits in a welcoming spot where seniors can get support with daily life in a simple, caring place that doesn't feel overwhelming or busy and with programs that have their own special names to help give each part of the day some shape and meaning, though the spaces themselves are plain and designed mostly for comfort with things like Wi-Fi, accessible transportation, full bathrooms in every suite, and choices for fully-furnished, semi-furnished, or unfurnished rooms, so folks can set up their spot the way they like, and with forty private suites-some that fit two people if a couple wants to be together-everyone gets their own bit of privacy while still being looked after. Here, care goes different ways depending on what each person needs, so some get help with bathing or remembering to take medicine, while others might get meal support or housekeeping, all with caregivers trained in both everyday help and more advanced things like memory care or help for people who can't walk or have diabetes and need close watching-though the focus isn't only on the care, because the staff puts on plenty of daily activities, with exercise, baking, spa days, and special programs run by their activity team, all to make sure there's always something to look forward to, and the same goes for people who need their mind cared for with memory support for Alzheimer's or other dementia, keeping things structured and safe and preventing wandering, so everyone stays at ease. Folks with behavioral health needs get services built to honor their dignity and understand what makes them comfortable, and there's even home care when someone'd rather stay at their own house with non-medical help for little things like companionship. Independent seniors who don't need day-to-day help can pick independent living that supports them but doesn't press in, and the meals are made by pro chefs, aiming for nutrition that doesn't taste bland. The building's kept secure, with a team trained in keeping everyone safe and cared for, so even if some people need lots of help, and others hardly any, nobody gets overlooked. The whole goal circles back to making residents feel welcomed and treated with respect, with the sense they belong, and while nothing's perfect, the 4.5 rating from a handful of reviews seems to say it's a decent place to land. New communities are planned not far away in Riverwood and Kaukauna, for those looking ahead, with the hope to offer the same kind of balance between active living and real support as needed.