Station House Apartments - CLOSED

Station House Apartments, located in the charming city of Antigo, Wisconsin, is a large senior living community that once offered a blend of Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Independent Living. The community was priced at an average of $5,218 per month, which is slightly above the city's average of $4,600 for similar properties. Despite the slightly higher price, Station House Apartments had been a value-for-money proposition, providing a broad range of amenities and care services tailored to meet the needs of every resident.

The care and medical services at Station House Apartments were comprehensive and aimed at ensuring the well-being of the residents. The community provided 12-16 hours of nursing, a 24-hour call system, and 24-hour supervision. Assistance with bathing, dressing, and transfers was also available, along with coordination with health care providers. The community was equipped to cater to residents with dementia or mild cognitive impairments, and also offered a hospice waiver. In addition, medication management services and assistance with daily living activities were part of the care package provided by Station House Apartments.

Residents and their families had often praised the community for its wide array of amenities. From a game room, library, and walking paths to a business room, barber/salon, and fitness room, the community had everything to keep the residents engaged and active. The presence of a garden, spa/wellness room, and resident-run activities further added to the appeal of the community. The community also offered movie nights, music programs, and scheduled daily activities. Transportation arrangement and community operated transportation were also part of the services provided by Station House Apartments.

The neighborhood surrounding Station House Apartments was a reflection of the diverse and vibrant community of Antigo. The area, with a zip code of 54409, had a predominantly white population at 94%, with African American and Hispanic populations at 2% and 3% respectively. The median income of the area was $51,217, and the life expectancy was 80 years. The vicinity of the community had a good number of physicians, pharmacies, and cafes. Parks were also plentiful, offering plenty of options for outdoor activities and socializing.

While Station House Apartments has closed its doors, its legacy continues to inspire the senior living industry. The community had set a high standard of care and services, offering a comfortable and enriching living experience for its residents. Despite the closure, the memory of Station House Apartments continues to be a source of optimism and aspiration for senior living communities.