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Hilbert, WI 54129

The Concord at Calumet County is a charming 12-unit residential care apartment complex offering both Independent and Assisted Living for individuals over the age of 55. Newly renovated building featuring apartments with full kitchens including stove/oven and full bathrooms. Nestled in the heart of town on a quiet dead-end street conveniently located near local establishments. As a resident/tenant of the community, you will have access to daily programming as well as community events throughout the year. The Concord is the perfect fit for someone who would like the benefits of a community setting while remaining independent. This allows individuals to age in place with the peace of mind that there are staff onsite 24 hours a day.

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