Serenity Villa Assisted Living sits in Slinger, Wisconsin, and has served the area since 2009 with 26 assisted living units, offering care in a community-based setting licensed under Wisconsin license #13745 and #0015363, and with several locations that include Serenity Villa II, Serenity Villa III, and Serenity Villa IV in Slinger and Campbellsport. Folks can choose private, semi-private, or one-bedroom spaces, and some even have kitchenettes, so residents have a bit of choice in how they'd like to live. The staff includes nurses, trained caregivers, certified nursing assistants, and a full-time RN manager who all help with daily living activities, like bathing, dressing, medication management, and offer hands-on care with things like manual feeding, moving help, and scheduled bathroom reminders. The community also works with residents who live with conditions like Parkinson's, diabetes, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease, and has secured memory care units with alarms and security to help residents stay safe.
There are many things to do at Serenity Villa, with on-site programs led by full-time activity directors, including arts and crafts, movie nights in the theater, games, field trips, fitness activities, and offsite outings, so there's no shortage of ways to stay busy or interact with others. Folks can find spaces to meet, like a garden and courtyard, chapel for devotional services, a barber and beauty shop, and rooms big enough for family gatherings, and shared or private areas give people room to feel at home. All meals come chef-prepared with help from meal planners who focus on a balanced diet, with three daily meals served and special dining programs available so that everyone can find something they enjoy. Housekeeping and personal laundry services are handled by staff, and weekly cleaning comes with the room, with medication supervision and pharmacy services included too.
Residents also get help with medical needs, such as memory care, in-home hospice, skilled nursing, physical and occupational therapy, speech therapy, diabetic care, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory support. There's also a 24/7 care team on site, which means help is around whenever needed, with a nurse on staff for chronic condition management, and the community can provide manual feeding and mobility help for those who need it. Community life is active, with devotional activities and wellness programs, and accessible features make social life easier, like computer access, walking paths, a game room, and transportation to appointments or shopping. The place has a friendly staff and culture where folks say people are helpful and kind, and the setup supports seniors to keep as much independence as they can while offering peace of mind to families. Serenity Villa doesn't accept Medicare since it's not certified through CMS, but all care and services follow state and local rules under its community-based residential facility license. The community's focus is on supporting seniors in a secure, nurturing place where they can keep their dignity, meet with friends or family, and get the care they need as they age.
