OUR SERVICES
Notre Dame du Lac Assisted Living Community
Our mission remains deeply committed to that of Saint Julie Billiart, founder of the order of Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. Notre Dame du Lac feels like a true home filled with friends, comfort, safety and love, thanks to the caring staff, lush grounds, unique and tastefully designed apartments, exceptional cuisine, and a wide array of social activities.
Notre Dame du Lac assisted living features 111 beautiful apartments with unique floor plans in various sizes, each designed with your comfort and ease of lifestyle in mind.
Choose from private studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, ranging in size from 350 square feet to 700 square feet.
Each apartment features:
- Carpeted bedroom and luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout the living spaces
- Kitchenette with microwave and refrigerator/freezer
- Individually-controlled heating and air conditioning
- Full bathroom with walk-in showers and grab bars
- Smoke detectors, sprinklers, and carbon monoxide detectors
- All utilities included except for telephone and cable TV
- Free Wi-Fi
- Ample closet space
Two-bedroom
Our two-bedroom apartments offer the most space, and many have an additional bathroom as well.
One-bedroom
Our one-bedroom apartments provide a nice separation between the living area and rest/sleep space.
Studio
Our studio apartments provide a nice spacious living option for those who feel they do not need all the space that our one-bedroom apartments have to offer.
Monthly Fees
We want billing to be the least of your worries. Notre Dame du Lac charges one all-inclusive monthly fee, including our complete package of services and amenities.
Assessment Fee
Monthly Fee Assisted Living
Studio: $5,800-$6,400
One Bedroom: $6,900-$7,950
Two-Bedroom: $8,400-$8,950
Second Occupant Fee $2,000 per month
Harmony Special Care Living (Dementia) Studio: $9,500
Shared Apartments: please contact regarding availability
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, depending on apartment availability.
Every resident is assigned a mailbox when they move in. USPS delivers mail here 6 days a week (excluding holidays). Residents can then retrieve their mail from their assigned mailbox. Additionally, any packages that arrive for residents are delivered to their room.
To settle in comfortably, think about setting up your new place just like you would your own apartment. Bring along items like furniture, household essentials (like paper goods and toiletries), decorations, and anything else that makes your space feel like home.
If someone is hospitalized, their apartment is still their personal living space. After 14 days, a meal credit starts to apply to their account.
