BrightStar Senior Living of Madison is a premium, small footprint assisted living and memory care community licensed at the highest level to deliver the utmost in Clinical Excellence. We serve residents with complex health needs and help them continue their life journey in a beautiful, enriching and person-centered environment.
City info
Madison is a large city covering 94.03 square miles. It's easy to get to places by walking or biking. Seniors will appreciate the numerous housing facilities and veteran's facilities that the city has to offer. The weather is also beautiful with there being more warm months than cold months throughout the entire year.
- Walkability score: Madison has a walkscore of 49. The most walkable neighborhoods include State Langdon, Downtown and Vilas.
- Average age in the zip: In 2014, Madison had a population of 245,691. The median age at the time was 30.7.
- # of senior housing facilities in the zip: There are over 15 housing facilities in Madison, and hundreds more in neighboring cities. Rates start at $1,599 and go up to $3,513.
- Average weather info: The warm season lasts for 3.9 months and the cold season lasts for 3.2 months. During summer months, the average daily high temperature is about 71 degrees Fahrenheit. During winter months, the average daily low temperature is about 13 degrees Fahrenheit. The weather is partly cloudy year round, but the summers are quite warm and wet. The winters are freezing cold.
- Veteran's facilities in the… more
BrightStar Senior Living of Madison is a premium, small footprint assisted living and memory care community licensed at the highest level to deliver the utmost in Clinical Excellence. We serve residents with complex health needs and help them continue their life journey in a beautiful, enriching and person-centered environment.
City info
Madison is a large city covering 94.03 square miles. It's easy to get to places by walking or biking. Seniors will appreciate the numerous housing facilities and veteran's facilities that the city has to offer. The weather is also beautiful with there being more warm months than cold months throughout the entire year.
- Walkability score: Madison has a walkscore of 49. The most walkable neighborhoods include State Langdon, Downtown and Vilas.
- Average age in the zip: In 2014, Madison had a population of 245,691. The median age at the time was 30.7.
- # of senior housing facilities in the zip: There are over 15 housing facilities in Madison, and hundreds more in neighboring cities. Rates start at $1,599 and go up to $3,513.
- Average weather info: The warm season lasts for 3.9 months and the cold season lasts for 3.2 months. During summer months, the average daily high temperature is about 71 degrees Fahrenheit. During winter months, the average daily low temperature is about 13 degrees Fahrenheit. The weather is partly cloudy year round, but the summers are quite warm and wet. The winters are freezing cold.
- Veteran's facilities in the area: There are several veteran's facilities in Madison, WI. Popular options include the Madison Vet Center and Dane County Veteran's Services Office. Although the normal working hours of Madison Vet Center is from 8:00am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday, special arrangements can also be made.
Transportation
Getting to and from various destinations is a piece of cake in Madison, WI, as there are a vast array of transportation services. There's several popular bus routes, and rail lines that go through Madison and to other cities. Those who are transiting when public transit systems are closed will find plenty of taxi companies and ride sharing services at their fingertips.
- Transit/ bus score: The transit score is 38 and the bike score is 73. While Madison only has some public transportation services, it is a very bikeable city.
- Buses: Metro Transit operates in Madison, WI. There are 12 popular routes available that go everywhere in the city. Senior citizens are also eligible to ride the buses at discounted rates.
- Trains: There are quite a few rail lines that go through Madison, like the Middletown Polar Express Ride. There are 7 train stations in Madison, and cities connected to Madison by train include Boston, New York, Detroit, La Crosse, Ann Arbor, Denver, Houston, Eau Claire, St. Paul and Indianapolis.
- Taxis: Several taxi companies operate in this city. Popular options include Madison Taxi, Union Cab of Madison Cooperative and Green Cab of Madison Inc.
- Ride shares: Uber and Lyft both operate in Madison.
Health and Safety
In terms of safety, the crime rate in this city is fairly high. However, a majority of the crimes are non-violent property crimes. There are quite a few hospitals and medical centers in the area.
- Hospitals in the area: Quite a few hospitals are in Madison. Some options include the UW Hospital and Clinics and William S. Middleton Memorial Veteran's Hospital.
- Crime rate in the zip: The crime rate in Madison is fairly high. There's a crime rate of 3.60 per 1,000 residents. Annually, 7,235 property crimes and 895 violent crimes are reported. Madison is safer than 16% of other U.S. cities.
Sports and leisure
It's not hard to stay active and healthy in Madison. There are plenty of different recreational facilities and centers in the city. Some are private facilities that require a pass while others are public facilities and are free to use. Residents can also joins gym in order to meet other like-minded people who are interested in getting fit.
- Golf courses near by: Play golf at quite a few number of courses scattered all across the city. Popular courses include Odana Hills Golf Course, Glenway Golf Course and Yahara HIlls Golf Course.
- Tennis courts/clubs near by: There are quite a few public tennis courts in Madison. They include Elver Park Tennis Courts, West High School Tennis Courts and Rennebohm Tennis Court. There's also Nielsen Tennis Stadium. This sport venue features both indoor and outdoor tennis courts and racquetball courts.
- Gyms near by - senior friendly (aerobics): Numerous gyms offer senior-friendly classes and activities. Popular gyms include Planet Fitness, Capital Fitness, Madtown Fitness and Pinnacle Health and Fitness.
Shopping and entertainment
There are plenty of things to do in Madison WI. There are a lot of entertainment centers around. Residents can easily find places to shop, dine, watch movies and borrow books. A number of attractions in Madison also keep residents busy. There's zoos, parks and many other interesting places to go.
- Clothes Shopping nearby: Several shopping malls are in Madison, WI. Popular ones include West Towne Mall, East Towne Mall and Hilldale Shopping Center.
- Grocery stores: Buy groceries from popular grocery stores like Woodman's Food Market, Metcalfe's Market and Fresh Madison Market. There are plenty of places to get fresh produce and meat year round everywhere in the city.
- Other restaurants: Graft and L'Etoile are both popular fine dining establishments. The Old Fashioned is also an excellent tavern and has a large selection of beers.
- Movie theaters: Watch newly-released movies on big screens at a variety of movie theaters. Popular options include the Marcus Point Cinema, Silver Market Square Theater and The Marquee Cinema UW Madison.
- Libraries: Borrow books and movies at various branches of Madison Public Library. Other popular libraries include South Madison Library, Steenbock Memorial Library and Memorial Library.
- Attractions: Visit the animals at Henry Vilas Zoo. The Wisconsin Historical Museum and Olbrich Botanical Gardens are also popular attractions in this city. Enjoy the beach at Warner Park.
Religious facilities
Easily find a place of worship at one of the many religious facilities in Madison, WI. There are plenty of religious groups.
- Religious facilities nearby: Popular churches include High Point Church, The Vine Church, First United Methodist Church and Door Creek Church. There's also places of worship for other religions, like Temple Beth El and Mandir of Madison.
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