Rosewood Manor sits on Borg Road in Delavan, WI, taking care of adults and seniors in a small, single-story building with eight licensed beds in a state-licensed Community Based Residential Facility, and while the place stays cozy and keeps the group small, the staff there helps with a wide range of needs, from folks who manage just fine on their own to folks who need full care. Residents can pick from private or semi-private rooms, studios, suites, or small apartments, all with central air, bedside nurse call systems, and the option to hook up cable and phone, and the rooms even include things like the Sunset Suite if someone's interested in choosing. The staff offers 24/7 supervision and support-helping with bathing, dressing, grooming, meals, medication, and transfers, especially for those who have trouble moving or walking, and the facility uses a secure system with alarms and wander alerts to keep residents safe, especially those with memory loss or who tend to wander.
Onsite care includes regular visits from a range of medical professionals like primary care doctors, podiatrists, dentists, optometrists, audiologists, and mental health experts, so people don't have to leave for many appointments, and the staff has experience helping individuals with Alzheimer's, dementia, mental illness, traumatic brain injuries, anxiety, and advanced age as well as people who have physical disabilities. Daily activities include brain fitness, music therapy, yoga, stretching classes, pet therapy, gardening in the raised flower and vegetable beds in the shady secured courtyard, and opportunities to socialize, such as live performances, trips and outings, or plain old birthday and holiday gatherings. Residents can take part in art classes, lectures, church or other spiritual groups, and community events with help from the staff and escorted transportation, and there's a special focus on memory support, reminiscence, and intergenerational activities.
People eat home-cooked meals and nutritious snacks throughout the day, and the kitchen can manage special diets like gluten-free, vegan, kosher, organic, and low-sugar or low-salt, and room service is available. The community allows cats and dogs and offers pet care, and people can spend time outdoors in the gardens or the gazebo in the courtyard. Housekeeping and laundry get done every day, so residents can focus on their own routines. Therapy services such as physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory therapy are available onsite, as well as rehabilitative nursing for people needing post-surgery care, respite, or palliative and hospice support.
Rosewood Manor is designed for long-term living with multiple levels of care, so folks can stay even as needs change, whether they're independent, need help with basic routines, require advanced memory care in secured areas, or have medical or behavioral challenges. The environment is home-like and calm, with a small group of residents, and the staff pays attention to each person's needs and choices, tries to create a sense of belonging, and encourages residents to keep their independence and dignity for as long as possible.
