Mercy Assisted Care sits over in Janesville, WI, and it's a licensed senior living community that provides a mix of care types including assisted living, memory care, hospice, companion care, and respite care, so if someone needs help with daily chores like bathing, dressing, housekeeping, or needs more advanced support for things like dementia, memory loss, or behavioral changes, the staff there are trained and try to offer a kind and welcoming environment, and they even have specialized services through Mercy Hospice Care and in-home care options called Mercyhealth at Home, which is handy for seniors who want to stay in their own space as long as possible. The community serves folks with Alzheimer's and dementia with dedicated programs focused on safety and reducing confusion-things like private and semi-private rooms, individual thermostats, cable TV, and guest suites with kitchen basics like microwaves, refrigerators, and coffeemakers, and if family wants to visit, they've got queen-size sofa sleepers and private baths.
There are plenty of health services-help with medication, pharmacy and prescription refills, support for advanced illnesses, wound care, continence programs, along with therapy like speech, occupational, aquatic, and vestibular, plus skilled nursing and on-site rehabilitation for those coming back from surgery, illness, or injury, and the folks there try to keep everyone as healthy as they can by offering things like weight management, behavioral health, and home health care options. They make sure to include things for daily living, such as nutritious meals planned by chefs, adult day center care, and respite stays for short-term needs. For wellness, they've got population health management activities, patient education like the UpToDate health library and a Healthy Living Blog, plus wellness classes, community events, the Loving Tails canine-assisted therapy program, and Meals on Wheels-unique touches that help folks feel supported.
Mercy Assisted Care helps people with online tools like MyChart to manage appointments and keep up with their health records, and for those who need help in other languages, they provide interpreter and language assistance, and the staff try to show patience, kindness, and genuine care no matter the background or culture, plus everyone there works under strict health and safety standards to make sure care stays at a quality level. The place connects with urgent care and hospital services through Mercyhealth, so if someone has a medical emergency, they have access to several locations for both urgent and emergency care, and they even handle more specific needs, whether that's surgery-like outpatient and reconstructive procedures-or specialties including oncology, allergy and immunology, cardiology, diabetes care, pain management, and much more.
Folks can take part in programs like outpatient and inpatient behavioral health, autism evaluations, palliative care, cancer support, and clinical trials, and if a resident needs long-term care, short-term rehab, or a simple adult day center, those options are available. Mercy Assisted Care also focuses on helping the community with health resources like price estimates for services, health education, and efforts aimed at improving general wellness, plus they host events and classes that are open for seniors and their families who want to stay informed and involved.
Being part of the Mercyhealth network and listed as a senior living choice through A Place for Mom, the community tries to offer a bit of everything, so whether someone's looking for support with daily life, memory loss, or just wants a place with homey touches and access to many types of medical and therapy services without any complicated processes or tricky terms, Mercy Assisted Care is a place where a person will find clear care options, useful tools, and a practical, caring team.
