Azura Memory Care – Kenosha operates as an assisted-living community that is designed specifically for residents living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Along with everyday assisted-living help, the community accepts short-term respite stays and can care for residents managing diabetes. On-site physicians and visiting doctors monitor chronic conditions, and licensed nurses are available to oversee daily clinical needs. A speech therapist is part of the regular care team to address communication or swallowing concerns common in cognitive decline.

The community is fully secured to reduce exit-seeking and wandering risks. Medication management, incontinence care, ambulatory assistance, and hospice coordination are provided on site. Residents have direct access to occupational and physical therapists, podiatrists, optometrists, and dentists without leaving the building. All services are delivered in an environment laid out exclusively for memory care, with cues and spaces arranged to lessen confusion and enhance orientation.

Private and companion suites are available, some offering wheelchair-accessible showers, individual climate control, Wi-Fi, and proximity to a central fireplace or outdoor areas such as the butterfly garden. Because floor plans vary, not every accommodation includes every feature, so families should confirm specific details during a visit. Parking is available for residents and guests, and the building is fully handicap accessible.

Three meals are prepared daily, and an all-day dining option lets residents eat on their preferred schedule. Menus accommodate regular, diabetic, gluten-free, and other physician-ordered diets; guest meals are available when family or friends visit. Staff members trained in dementia care remain present in the dining room to provide prompting or assistance as needed.

Residents have access to an activity center, indoor and outdoor walking paths, raised garden beds, a swimming pool, and a library with computer stations. Structured programs include fitness classes, yoga or chair yoga, reminiscence and sensory-based activities, intergenerational visits, and social clubs. Regular events such as karaoke, live-music sessions, birthday celebrations, dances, and group outings are scheduled to promote engagement and maintain routines.