Lexington Heritage Assisted Living in Greenfield, Wisconsin, is a small and close-knit community with 20 private apartments where residents get care suited to their needs, with the staff always around if help's needed, and the nurse is on call whenever something comes up, which gives people and their families some peace of mind. The apartments, which come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, all have their own bathrooms with walk-in showers, kitchenettes for keeping snacks or making light meals, private storage with big closets, wall-to-wall carpeting, and heating and air conditioning that can be set for each unit. Residents get up to 28 hours of care each week, plus the comfort of an emergency call system, so someone's always quick to respond if there's trouble, but they're encouraged to stay as independent as they can, which suits people who want some freedom but still need a little help now and then.
The building has common areas like a dining room where folks sit together, a fitness center for light exercise, a game room, a library with books, a movie theater for watching new or old films, a cozy pub, and even a salon and barbershop right onsite, so residents don't need to go far for a haircut or a chat. People enjoy restaurant-style meals three times a day, and if someone's got a dietary need, the kitchen makes sure there's something there for them, plus snacks and drinks are always handy. The community is pet-friendly, which is good news for anyone who wants to bring their small pet along, and there are outdoor areas like fire pits, walking paths, and gardens with raised beds that some residents like to help tend, and sitting areas for when someone wants some fresh air without leaving home.
Life here involves a good mix of activities planned each month - arts and crafts, exercise classes, religious services, games, lectures, outings, movies, and visits from folks in the community or even trips outside to local parks, restaurants, shops, and gardens, so there's always something to do or someone dropping by. Wireless internet works everywhere in the building, which makes it easier to keep in touch with family or keep up with the world, and transportation is available for doctor appointments or errands, which helps people keep up with what they need.
Lexington Heritage Assisted Living offers enhanced assisted living, memory care for those with dementia, and short-term respite and hospice care for those who need some extra support for a time. The focus here is on caring for a person's body, mind, and spirit while respecting who they are, and the community's part of the Heritage Senior Living network, which tries new ideas and updates its support services. This community doesn't allow smoking in any indoor area, and it aims for a homelike, welcoming feel where people feel comfortable and well cared for, whether it's for a short stay or longer. The average rating is 8.9 out of 10, which means most residents and families are happy with how things run, and the small size keeps it feeling friendly instead of overwhelming.
