Country Villa Assisted Living sits at 1415 W Main Street in Little Chute, Wisconsin, and stays open around the clock, giving residents access to help whenever they need it, day or night, and, you know, a lot of folks like knowing staff are always there, not to mention the 24-hour call system and supervision for those who need it most, especially folks dealing with memory issues like dementia or Alzheimer's, because a bit of extra attention goes a long way. The building offers both assisted living and memory care, with 53 apartments for people wanting independent or assisted living and 30 studio apartments for folks who need memory care-so a fair bit of room to pick from, with options for folks with different needs, and everything's set up to be comfortable and wheelchair-friendly. Residents get access to meals any time of the day, because you never know when a person's hungry, along with housekeeping, laundry, help with medication, and someone to lend a hand with things such as bathing, dressing, and getting around, so you don't have to worry much about the daily chores that can get harder as the years go by. The place is run by Senior Resources, a company that runs several other Country Villa locations, and, truth be told, folks have rated this location a 5.6 out of 10, which makes it the city's second highest-rated senior community, so it seems people appreciate the care here.
Each resident can pick from a range of room layouts, and everyone can enjoy cozy shared spaces, like a dining room, garden, walking paths, and spots to visit with their neighbors, whether they're watching a movie together, doing arts and crafts in the activity room, or getting a haircut at the barber/salon, and you know, all those little things help folks feel at home. There's special programs and activities just for memory care residents at Little Chute, since folks with dementia or Alzheimer's need activities tailored to what they can enjoy, and the staff at Little Chute stick close, making sure they're safe and well-engaged. With an emergency alert system in every apartment, telephones in the rooms, meal plans that handle special diets, and even help with move-in, the staff and their teams-like the Little Chute Team-really try to make each person comfortable and safe, but still give them the chance to hold on to as much independence as possible.
A senior looking here will find laundry and housekeeping, transportation and parking, plenty of community events, social activities, and resident-run programs, because some like to stay as busy as they're able, and it helps ward off the loneliness that can sometimes sneak up in later years. Staff always remain nearby and aim to help everyone get their needs met, especially when it comes to those requiring dementia-specific care, and it means those families who worry about loved ones can find some peace of mind. So, Country Villa Assisted Living offers care for seniors with different needs, does its best to keep people safe, and adds some nice comforts, all under the roof of a well-kept community, and if someone wants more details or to see the place, the website shows room layouts, photos in the gallery, menus, and ways to meet the caregivers and fellow residents in person, so folks can get a good feel for things before making any decisions.
