At Sheboygan Senior Community, we are more than a care provider; we are a family. Guided by our mission to provide compassionate care, dignity, safety, and joy, we cultivate a welcoming, supportive environment where seniors can thrive. Our dedicated in-house caregivers and stable management team ensure every resident experiences consistent, personalized care, while our intentional campus design promotes wellness, connection, and belonging.
Our commitment to community extends beyond our residents, enriching the lives of everyone involved.
We foster deep, lasting connections between residents, families, and volunteers, creating a supportive network that enhances well-being and belonging.
Volunteering and engaging with SSC provides opportunities for personal growth, skill development, and the satisfaction of making a tangible impact on seniors’ lives.
Residents and community members come together through arts programming, live music, gardening, games, and personal visits, creating joyful moments and lasting memories.
Every act of support—whether sharing a talent, volunteering, or donating—is valued and celebrated. These contributions strengthen our community and directly support resident-centered care, enriching the lives of seniors in Sheboygan County.
Get in touch with our Volunteer Coordinator, Sally Bork here.
Paul Treffert has been part of the SSC team since February 2016.
Why he loves working at SSC:
SSC represents everything that I have always thought was possible in long-term care but had never found anywhere else: a beautiful setting, a ‘state of the art’ facility, all private rooms, and most importantly, the very best senior care and services provided by an outstanding team of dedicated caregivers. What else could you ask for?
Names of family members and pets:
Rachel, Emily, Dagan, Ali, and Buddy the dog.
One favorite thing about Sheboygan County:
My favorite thing about Sheboygan County is that it is big and dynamic enough to have great quality of life (restaurants, entertainment, parks, etc) but still feels like a small town where everyone knows and looks out for each other.
