My Place Too

My Place Too sits at 630 N 10th Place in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, where it gives support to seniors with memory care and assisted living needs, and the facility only serves up to four dementia units, so people get close care in a small, quiet setting that feels homelike and relaxed. The staff help folks with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and there's always someone around all day and all night, so seniors don't feel alone or unsafe if something comes up. Residents can choose from private or semi-private rooms, all furnished with kitchenettes and private bathrooms if needed, and they can enjoy things like cable, internet, telephone, air conditioning, and easy access for wheelchairs. Meals get made with organic ingredients, and folks with allergies or special diets like diabetes get their needs met-plus, there's all-day dining, so no one worries about missing a meal. The building stands out because they run it as an Adult Family Home with personal touches and dignity for every person, focusing on long-term living, but people can also get respite care if they're just staying for a short time. There's a big dining room, a community garden, and walking paths where folks can sit, walk, or talk with friends, and the garden usually looks nice and gives people a breath of fresh air when the weather's good. Staff handle housekeeping, laundry, and moving in so people have fewer chores, which makes life a bit easier as people get older. For fun, the community puts together activities like movie nights and events, and there are memory-enhancing activities for those who need help keeping their mind active. The facility brings a sense of calm and comfort that helps those with Alzheimer's or dementia feel cared for, including secure spaces and emergency call systems for safety. Transportation gets arranged for medical visits, and parking is on site. The care team speaks English and provides help with transfers, medication management, and daily tasks. Monthly rates start at $4,396, and the aim is to fit care plans to each person, keeping the place affordable, clean, and comfortable for the handful of people who call it home, so it never feels too busy or crowded.