Racine Commons Assisted Living Cbrf (Community Based Residential Facility)

Racine Commons Assisted Living Cbrf is a 42-unit community-based residential facility in Racine, Wisconsin, serving seniors who need help with everyday activities like bathing, dressing, and medication management, and it's especially set up to support people living with dementia or Alzheimer's by having spaces that reduce confusion and help prevent wandering, which can make families feel more at ease. The apartments can be semi-private, studios, or one-bedroom units, and residents get to bring their own personal items or even fully furnish their rooms, which really helps the place feel more like home because having familiar things around can make a big difference for someone's comfort and well-being. The staff here offer help with toileting, mobility, health monitoring, and medication supervision, all with on-call nurse services and the option for skilled nursing care up to three hours a week if needed, and they're known for being friendly and communicating well when there are changes in someone's health. Racine Commons has a pet-friendly policy for small pets, spaces and meals designed to help those with dementia, and full meal assistance is available for people who need it, along with nutritious meals and menus that meet dietary needs. The facility has modern amenities like high-speed Wi-Fi, a pharmacy on-site, a hair salon, and a communal kitchen, and there's also a private dining room, landscaped courtyards, an arts and crafts room, a games room, and a full activities program that's built around resident interests and aims to help people stay active and social because it seems to be important for both body and mind, especially when getting older. Racine Commons has 24-hour security, a maintenance team, and a setup to make sure the spaces are accessible for wheelchairs or walkers, and there's scheduled support for rehabilitation, physical therapy, massage therapy, and even respite care for short-term stays. The facility accepts financial assistance programs like Community Options Program (COP) or Family Care funds, and families should be aware there may be fees at move-in, like entrance fees or security deposits, and different ways to pay based on care needs-some folks might choose all-inclusive, others might use ala-carte or a modified fee structure. The facility holds a state license as a CBRF under Wisconsin license #11461 with specific licensure classes based on what level of resident need they can serve, including those who need extra help due to mobility or dementia, and the place has earned awards for its meals and activities, and is known for a welcoming, supportive culture where staff and residents build strong connections over time. Racine Commons is part of the Pinnacle Senior Living group, which has other locations, and it has a review score of 7.3 out of 10 from over 1,600 reviews, so families can feel a bit reassured by feedback from others when they're trying to decide the right next step for a loved one.