Country Home (A)

A Country Home is a small adult family home that offers care and a quiet setting for up to four seniors, with a license issued in Wisconsin, number 13071, and it's focused on keeping residents safe and comfortable through both assisted living and memory care services, so there's always someone available because the staff is on hand around the clock to help with everything from bathing and dressing to transfers and medication management, and if help is needed with toileting or incontinence, staff handles that too, and they'll watch for changes in health since a nurse checks in, health is monitored often, and support's available for seniors living with conditions such as Parkinson's disease or dementia and folks who can't move about on their own can get non-ambulatory care. The home provides long-term stays along with respite care if someone needs a short-term arrangement, and each resident can have a private suite or shared room, and many rooms come with kitchenettes and private ADA-compliant bathrooms, so comforts include air-conditioning, cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and a telephone, and the rooms are fully furnished for a maintenance-free life, since housekeeping, linen, moving coordination, and even laundry or dry cleaning are done for everyone. The kitchen serves food with an emphasis on health and nutrition and always uses organic ingredients, including pureed meals and options for allergies or special diets like diabetes, and snacks are available throughout the day because meal prep and service are part of daily care, and there's communal dining and support for feeding if needed. There's always daily activities on the calendar along with community-sponsored events, and things like birthday parties, arts and crafts classes, fitness lessons, massage therapy for relaxation, and plenty of time spent outside on the decks or walking paths are encouraged, and the staff runs a resident wellness program, too. Transportation is arranged for doctor visits and any other errands, travel is supported as needed, and parking is on-site, so seniors don't have to worry about keeping up a car or the chores of daily life like cooking or home maintenance. The home provides emergency alert systems in every room, computer access, a garden, and help with medication reminders, and care plans are set up to fit each resident's changing needs. There are options for both studio suites and single rooms, so seniors can find what fits best for them, and all basic utilities are paid by the home, so the living situation means less worry for both residents and families, because the whole place tries to focus on safety, health, comfort, and a sense of community in a small, family-like setting.