Sebring Assisted Care Residence

Sebring Assisted Care Residence sits about three and a half miles outside Middleton, Wisconsin, on a scenic hill surrounded by 22 acres of green land, and it's been part of Coventry Village since it opened in 2004, with 81 beds for people who want independence but need some help during the day, and this place covers assisted living, memory care, respite, hospice, and independent living, with studio-style rooms and apartment suites where every resident gets a living room, bedroom, kitchenette, cable TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a private bathroom with a roll-in shower, and some places have balconies or patios looking out into the park or ponds. Staff come around 24 hours a day, and nurses are always on hand, with full-time LPNs and RNs, while residents see visiting nurses and have access to in-house doctor visits or help from local medical professionals for extra support, and care plans get tailored to every person, including medication, bathing, clothing, grooming, transfers, and both mobility and incontinence support, and meals get prepared by professional chefs with several options for dietary needs, allergies, diabetes, and religious preferences-plus a dining room that feels like a restaurant, or sometimes folks take meals in the private dining space. There's a registered dietitian for consultations and a chaplain program, plus a chapel for religious activities, and everyone can get to indoor or outdoor spaces for relaxing, whether it's the heated pools, sauna, movie theater, fitness room, or the book-filled library, and for grooming, a mobile barber or beauty salon visits, which saves everyone a trip out. The memory care wing stays locked and safe for residents who might wander, and the staff keep a sharp eye on anyone with dementia, Alzheimer's, or who might be an elopement risk, while entertainment and wellness get covered by social events, gardening, music and pet therapy, arts and crafts, game nights, board games, and group trips, and folks can use computer workstations, join clubs or resident programs, or just walk along the garden paths and enjoy the fresh air. There's a park, a dog park, a lake, community gardens, a gazebo, and even a bar/cocktail lounge, and volunteers help keep things lively, while the calendar's full of scheduled activities: movie nights, fitness classes, music sessions, church services, and opportunities to help out around the community. Residents get transportation to faith services, doctor appointments, or errands, and there's parking for those who still drive, though transportation sometimes costs extra. The place tries to meet every level of support as needs change so people can stay as long as they wish, and you'll find a nurse or caring staff awake at all hours, offering the right help even if someone needs a one-person assist to get around. Sebring receives an average rating of 5.8 out of 10 on community scoring, and in online reviews it comes out at 2.6 stars from 7 reviewers, showing it has its good points and some areas that need attention, and while it isn't perfect, it does offer a large, structured, and active environment, with programs aiming for health, social life, and comfort for seniors 55 and older who want a balance between independence and support.