Senior Living community - Park Vista Retirement Living - Waupaca

Park Vista Retirement Living - Waupaca

950 Highway QQ, Waupaca, WI 54981
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4.2 ( 1 reviews )
Assisted Living and Independent Living

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The Park Vista Waupaca is less than two hours from major cities and sits in a secluded part of town with beautiful walking paths and park benches.

There's always something to do at the Park Vista. Themed events, holiday parties, scheduled entertainment, social events, senior aerobics and active games provide each resident with many choices. In addition, there are board and card games, musical celebrations, arts and crafts, walks, carriage rides and field trips - all arranged to enhance your life. You'll wonder how you can fit it all in!

The Park Vista Waupaca opened in March 2003. We have designed a campus that provides a wide range of living accommodations exclusively for seniors. Including two bedroom villas and one and two bedroom apartments for those who are completely independent and one and two bedroom apartments as well as studio apartments for those who need support services. At Waupaca, there are a total of 94 apartments: 52 for Assisted Living and 36 Independent Living. There are also 6 Independent Living Villas.

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4.2 ( 1 Reviews )

Gatfly

We helped the folks move into this facility in March, 2011. It is bright, clean, cheery- great staff, lots to do, beautiful setting. My folks are in an assisted living apartment for now, and they can get what level of care that they need - med dispensing, help with Dad's shower, all meals provided, etc. Of course, it isn't home, but they are doing very well. They each wear an emergency alert wristband, that would summon an aide, should they need it while they are inside the facility, or 100' outside. When they need bloodwork done for anything, they are able to set that up, as a tech comes and draws blood every Wed. (early am). That is a real plus for us, as Dad is on Coumadin. I really can't say enough nice things about this place, and hope my folks are able to be there for a long time.