American House of Berlin

American House of Berlin, located at 123 S Pearl St Apt 206 in Berlin, WI, has 26 assisted living units and offers different living arrangements like 1-bedroom units, studios, and semi-private quarters, and they have independent living as well as memory care options for people who need more or less help, and you'll find places like Victorian Village, Brass Key Ii, and Brown Wilcox Home nearby so this spot feels sort of tucked right into the community. The staff provide 24/7 emergency response services and you'll see rooms and common areas are fitted with security features like emergency systems in every room and the whole premises is secured around the clock, which kind of helps everyone feel a little safer, and for folks with mobility needs, wheelchair accessible showers are right in the units, and nobody needs to worry if they need diabetic or incontinence care, because there's non-ambulatory care and all that handled by trained medical staff and ancillary services. They offer care services for falls management, a continence management program, help for people with dementia, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's, and there's a collaborative approach with nurses and rehabilitation specialists, plus home health service and hospice support from Berlin Hospital Home Care for advanced care when needed, bringing in the right support at the right time. People can get mealtime help and dining assistance, and meals come with choices for kosher or vegetarian diets, while there's a private dining section and a bistro for those who want to have company or just a change of pace, and recreational activities like arts and crafts fill up the social calendar along with games, plus offsite and onsite programs to help everyone stay active and engaged in some way, so there's always something like a fitness center, game room, or even devotional services to join if you wish. Among the outdoor features, you can find walking and jogging paths, a courtyard for fresh air, outdoor and indoor common areas to gather, and the place even says dogs and cats under certain weight are allowed. People who live there can also find amenities like a hair salon, resident parking, transportation to shopping or entertainment, and room features suited for aging in place. If someone only needs help for a short time, they offer respite care, and help with everyday needs is there too through assisted living. The facility has to follow rules about staff-to-resident ratios and pass health and safety inspections regularly. The care team tries to make things warm, service-oriented, and supportive, and although life there depends a lot on what each resident needs, the whole approach aims at giving people the help, social connection, and comfort they want in a home-like setting.