Bethany Lutheran Homes, a Gundersen Health System affiliate, broke ground on a senior housing project in South La Crosse, Wis., that will include hospice suites as well as regular apartments.
Eagle Crest South, modeled after Bethany’s Eagle Crest North in Onalaska, will feature a Town Center with dining rooms, a café/bistro, a chapel, an auditorium, a health and wellness center, a convenience store, a movie theater, a botanical garden and heated underground parking, according to Bethany CEO Todd Wilson.
The building will have 144 apartments including 12 hospice units called Serenity Home with 24-hour end-of-life nursing care, 80 independent living apartments, 34 assisted living units, and 18 memory care apartments.
Read the source article at La Crosse Tribune
