In today’s world, conversations around mental health are gaining ground, and for good reason. As people age, addressing mental health support for seniors becomes essential to maintaining overall well-being.

Koru Health, a leading senior living operations specialist based in Wisconsin, and the operator of The Sonnet at Tennyson, has been named to the prestigious Inc. 5000 list, the most respected ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in America. The company was recognized at No. 1,000 on the 2025 list with a remarkable three-year growth of 428%.

At The Sonnet at Tennyson, we understand that falls are more than just accidents, they can significantly impact the quality of life for older adults and their families. As one of the leading causes of injury among older persons, fall prevention is a vital part of our commitment to nurturing a safe and enriching community.

For older adults living with a chronic condition, everyday life can feel overwhelming. From remembering medications to attending regular checkups, managing symptoms while maintaining independence can become an exhausting cycle.

At The Sonnet at Tennyson Assisted Living and Memory Care, the companionship of a beloved pet isn’t just welcomed – it’s encouraged within the assisted living community. Recognizing the emotional and physical benefits pets can bring, this locally owned community in Madison proudly offers a pet-friendly approach in its assisted living setting that helps residents feel more at home.

At The Sonnet at Tennyson, life flows with intention, like a well-loved poem, each day is a verse in the greater narrative of comfort and connection. Within this environment, senior nutrition is more than just a matter of meals; it’s a cornerstone of well-being and joy in daily living. For older adults, eating well supports energy and sustains a vibrant quality of life.

Koru Health, a Wisconsin-based senior care management company, has acquired a senior care property in Madison. This transition places the property, which is now known as The Sonnet at Tennyson, under management well known for a high level of service and adherence to industry standards, aiming to benefit residents and the local community.

Under the leadership of Executive Director Michele Little, The Sonnet at Tennyson is making a bold transformation, shifting the perception of senior living in Madison. With over 30 years of experience in asset management and senior care, Michele is dedicated to improving the lives of residents and creating a warm and active community that encourages well-being and connection.

At The Sonnet at Tennyson, we believe in celebrating each day as a beautiful line in life’s poem and physical wellness is an important stanza in that verse. For older adults, especially those navigating health conditions or limited mobility, movement can be both empowering and nurturing.

In the heart of Dane County, where the pulse of downtown Madison meets the serenity of tree-lined neighborhoods, a unique chapter in senior living unfolds. The Sonnet at Tennyson is more than just a senior living community; it’s a place where residents, families, and care teams collaborate to create a life filled with purpose and connection.

At The Sonnet at Tennyson Assisted Living and Memory Care, every chapter of life is meant to be written with meaning, dignity, and heart. For many older adults, one of the most unexpectedly powerful ways to enhance well-being comes not through medication or structured programs,

When older adults begin exploring senior living options, they often face questions that go beyond basic care and comfort. For many seniors, the desire to bring a beloved pet along can deeply influence their decision.

When it’s time to explore retirement homes in Madison, WI, whether for yourself or someone you care about, it’s natural to have questions, concerns, and hopes about what life will look like in a new setting. In Madison, Wisconsin, retirement homes offer more than just a roof over your head, they offer peace and an opportunity to live life with joy and companionship.

Deciding where to live during the retirement years involves careful thought about what matters most. For many, it’s about staying close to family connections, maintaining familiar routines, and aligning with personal priorities that bring comfort and stability. The right community can offer the support you need while allowing you to continue living life on your terms.

Finding a senior living community Deciding where your loved one will receive care and support in their later years is one of the most important choices a family can make. It’s about safety, services, and discovering a place where comfort and compassion are incorporated into the everyday experience.

When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia, families are often faced with a series of unfamiliar questions and important decisions. Understanding how to provide the right care, and when to seek additional support, can feel overwhelming without the right guidance.

When a loved one begins to show signs of memory loss, confusion, or personality changes due to Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, families are often faced with some of the most difficult decisions they will ever make.

Watching a loved one struggle with memory loss can be one of the most emotional and uncertain experiences a family faces. Whether it's the early stages of forgetfulness or more advanced signs of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, these changes often come with a lot of questions—and even more concern about what the future holds.

When a loved one begins to show signs of memory loss or receives a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, families are faced with an emotional journey that comes with important decisions.

When someone you love begins to experience memory loss, the world can start to feel uncertain. You may notice moments of forgetfulness, confusion in daily tasks, or a shift in how they engage with life. These changes, while often gradual, can be deeply emotional—for both the person living with memory impairment and the family members walking alongside them.