Memory Care community - Frontida Adelaide Place

Frontida Adelaide Place

478 W. Arndt Street, Fond Du Lac, WI 54935
(920) 933-6304
4.7 ( 2 reviews )
Assisted Living and Memory Care

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About This Community

One home, two distinct communities.

At Adelaide Place, our goal is to create safe and nurturing living environments where residents can feel comfortable, respected and happy. That’s why we focus on exceptional, whole-person care that supports them based on their individual needs.

As part of our commitment to supporting each resident’s unique needs, Adelaide Place is proud to offer dedicated Memory Care support. Specifically designed to provide a safe and calming environment for individuals with Alzheimer’s and dementia, our Memory Care home provides exemplary service and programming delivered by highly-trained caregivers who understand the complexities of memory loss at an individual level.

Adelaide Place also offers assisted living care, which provides a supportive, social and engaging residence for those who can no longer safely live alone but want to maintain a high level of independence and activity.

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4.7 ( 2 Reviews )

Wanda

November 11, 2022

Frontida Adelaide Place didn't have any availability for my friend. It was nice and neat. They just didn't have the staffing to be able to provide the care that he needed. Everything else was good. The staff was very friendly. They have activities, but he wouldn't have been able to do any of them because he was almost incoherent at the time. I didn't meet very many staff, just two people. The staff we saw that came out to the house was fine, very accommodating, and knowledgeable, but as far as interacting with other members, we didn't see too much of that.

Nicole

January 19, 2021

Frontida Adelaide is a nice place. The people were just a bit low functioning whereas my mom is not at that point and I wanted to give her something with a little more variety of residents. At Adelaide, the residents are not interacting with one another. Nothing bad about this place, it's just not the right place for my mom. Everything looks nice and clean, I don't feel like there was anything out of place. Staff was very nice but I didn't have a lot of interactions with them. I only met 4 people and they were all very pleasant. It was large and there was ample room for everyone but it's a different kind of atmosphere. It was like literally being in a dining club instead of a memory care facility.