Cedar Hill sits about three miles outside Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, surrounded by quiet fields and good land for walking or sitting outside, where residents can enjoy gardens and fresh air if they want to, and since it's a Community Based Residential Facility licensed by the state as a Non-Ambulatory CBRF-with a full sprinkler system for safety and everything handicap accessible-you'll find it's built for those who need support but want some independence. The building holds six residents in private rooms, each with their own space, and two handicap-accessible bathrooms with roll-in showers. Staff remain on duty 24 hours a day, with two staff during the day and one awake at night, prepared to help people with both physical and developmental disabilities, as well as those dealing with aging, chronic mental illness, dementia, Alzheimer's, or Parkinson's disease, always focusing on meeting each person's needs as they come up, whether that's help with dressing, bathing, or moving around the facility.
Cedar Hill offers various room styles, including shared apartments, small functional studios, and one-bedroom units, furnished and ready, built for comfort and making daily life as easy as possible, while still keeping people in charge of their own decisions. Care teams create personalized plans for residents, offer medication management, continence management, meal preparation-covering special diets like allergies or diabetes-and help with mealtime or snacks, plus regular health checks. You'll see amenities that keep life active and pleasant, from a community kitchen and dining room to a game room, an arts and crafts space, a beauty and barber shop, high-definition TVs, gardens, and scheduled activities such as chapel service or movie time, so folks have something to do and a chance to connect with others. There's transportation if needed, on-site parking, and a security system for safety. Housekeeping, laundry, and bathroom cleaning services are included so residents can focus on what matters to them.
The facility encourages residents who want to move to a less-restrictive setting, making it a spot meant for independence with a good measure of support, and every part's wheelchair accessible, allowing anyone to get around freely inside and out. Cedar Hill serves both men and women, prioritizing dignity and respect for all, with staff trained to offer gentle, friendly help whether someone's dealing with memory loss or just needs a hand now and then. Community-sponsored events and daily activities are a regular part of life, giving everyone chances to be involved, learn new things, or stay entertained, all in a home-like setting where peace of mind is a priority for residents and their families.
