Cloverdale - CLOSED

The Cloverdale senior living community, now closed, was located in the heart of Appleton, Wisconsin. It was a small-sized facility that offered a range of care services including assisted living, board and care home, and memory care. The average pricing for the community was around $4,508, slightly above the city's average of $4,312 for similar properties. Despite the slightly higher cost, Cloverdale provided a wealth of amenities and services that justified the price.

The community was renowned for its health care services. Residents enjoyed 24-hour supervision and assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and transfers. In addition, Cloverdale coordinated with health care providers to ensure the best possible care for its residents. The community was particularly equipped to support residents with dementia and mild cognitive impairment. It offered a dementia waiver and a hospice waiver, along with medication management services.

Reviews of Cloverdale often highlighted its community amenities and services. Residents and their families appreciated the walking paths, garden, movie nights, and the daily activities scheduled by the community. The facility also organized community-sponsored events and arranged transportation for its residents, making it a lively and engaging place to live.

The Cloverdale community was situated in a diverse and vibrant neighborhood. The area, zip code 54914, comprised of 84% white population, 7% Asian, 6% Hispanic, and 3% African American. The median income in the area was $61,699 and the average life expectancy was 80 years.

The convenience of the location was another appealing factor. The community was less than a mile away from Dr. Ramos, a respected physician at the John H Bradley VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic. The Pick 'n Save Pharmacy was also nearby, just 0.9 miles away from the community. For spiritual residents, the First United Methodist Church was located 2.2 miles away.

The neighborhood offered a variety of dining and leisure options as well. Taco John's restaurant was a short 1.2 miles away, and Starbucks, a popular cafe, was just a mile away. All these conveniences and amenities made Cloverdale not just a place to stay, but a place to live and enjoy life.