West Gate Retirement Home

West Gate Retirement Home in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, takes care of seniors by offering a wide range of services like assisted living, memory care for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, skilled nursing, hospice care for those who need it, adult daycare, and even respite care when caregivers need a break, and the place really puts a lot of focus on each person by creating personalized care plans and having staff around at all hours for supervision or support, and for those who want to live more independently but still need some help, they've got residential care homes, family care homes, and home care services, so families have lots of options depending on what their loved ones need. Now, the buildings have license numbers for each spot, such as Jamesway House (license #14342) with 4 units, Rolling Meadows with 7 units, Stepping Stone CBRF with 8 units, Pine Circle AFH with 4 units, Aster Assisted Living of Fort Atkinson (license #15380) with 60 units, Aspen Place AFH with 4 units, and Elm Mound AFH with 4 units, so you know things get checked and regulated, and residents can live in pet-friendly apartments or studios, and even senior apartments are available too. The staff assists with everything from bathing, dressing, and eating to medication management, using specialized care for Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and even providing spoon feeding or incontinence help if necessary, and if someone needs speech or occupational therapy, dressing help, or coordination with doctors, they can get those services, plus there's a nurse available on-call and apartment cleaning and laundry included except for the phone. The rooms come fully furnished, have pull cords and emergency response systems, and there's no-key door locks, which makes getting around easy and safe, with air conditioning and shared or private layouts in a home-like setting where meals are cooked right there, and folks can join daily health and activity programs or try out the movie room, library, computer center, fitness and therapy rooms, gaming room, or just go for a walk on the paths. Residents get three meals every day, regular check-ups, apartment cleaning, and there's WiFi, cable TV, and easy computer access, plus flexible visiting is encouraged so families can stop by often. They've set up easy transportation for getting to doctor visits and do everything from helping with moving in to managing medications, handling utilities, and making sure everyone feels as comfortable as possible in the large dining room and common areas. With specialized memory care, the staff knows how to handle folks struggling with memory problems, and there's always social and spiritual programs, home-cooked food, and activities to keep everyone as healthy and comfortable as possible, whether someone needs full support or just a little extra help getting through the day. The community's got everything from small adult family homes with just four people-which keeps things personal and quiet-to bigger facilities with up to sixty residents, and all kinds of care and living setups so everyone can get the level of attention and independence they want.