Juniper Home

Juniper Home sits in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and serves as a licensed Adult Family Home with 4 licensed beds, creating a close-knit, family atmosphere that often helps residents get to know each other well, which can make adjusting easier for new folks, and the staff there supports people with personalized care plans while offering residential care, assisted living, and memory care for those with different needs, so whether someone needs help with bathing, dressing, moving around, taking medicine, or just a bit of extra support, there's always 24-hour supervision and clear help with daily living tasks, housekeeping, or laundry. Here at Juniper Home, you find comfortable, fully furnished rooms, and there are emergency alert systems, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and telephone access in each room so residents can keep in touch with family or enjoy some quiet time, while meals are carefully prepared and served in a cozy dining room, with specialized menus to accommodate things like diabetes or other health-related diets, which means everyone can eat safely. You've got gardens and walking paths around the property for fresh air and activities, and there are movie nights, scheduled events, and daily group activities, mostly aiming to keep people social and active, and if someone needs to see their doctor, the home arranges transportation for medical appointments nearby, like Aurora Quick Care or Walgreens pharmacy. Juniper Home coordinates care with health providers as needed, covers non-ambulatory care, and puts a big focus on independence, offering people choices and a flexible daily schedule, and the community strives to give residents privacy and security, all while maintaining lower long-term costs than traditional nursing homes, although Medicare's only accepted if it has CMS certification. Out here, folks often find peace of mind knowing the staff is well-trained and the small group size keeps things personal, with other related homes like Alder Home, Aspen Home, Birch Home, and Hawthorne Home in the area following similar practices, and for those looking for something small, supportive, and steady, this place can play an important role in daily life and long-term care.