When another Covid surge shut down Wellness Center classes your Foundation stepped in to offer an exercise challenge to keep us moving

In 2022 a record 90 Capitol Lakes residents read "The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry" by Gabrielle Zevin.

Two years ago this month life for all of us changed dramatically. But this anniversary gives us another opportunity to say THANK YOU!

Maintaining a positive partnership with Madison Youth Choirs through Covid was an important way we could give back to our larger community.

Roughly one year after shut down nearly the entire Capitol Lakes campus was vaccinated making in person events once again possible.

Capitol Lakes Residents continued their volunteer service with the Older Adult Project which moved virtual in 2020.

The Capitol Lakes community has always been close. Read how they are helping each other during the pandemic.

When the Wellness Center had to close in late 2020 our residents stayed strong in the face of adversity.

Together, we are enhancing the living experience for all residents during the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond.

Capitol Lakes' Cycling without Age program offers mobility and freedom especially during this unprecedented time of social isolation.

The pandemic has strengthened our resolve to support team members who want to expand their skills in these unprecedented times.

Fostering partnerships like the one with UW-Madison's School of Nursing has many benefits especially during these difficult days.

During this challenging time, we are working to ensure that our residents have access to engaging activities that exercise the body & mind.