Adare III

Adare III sits just outside Menasha, Wisconsin, in a quiet area about 2.2 miles from town, and you'll find it holds a smaller, home-like feeling, with space for up to eight residents in well-equipped studio or one-bedroom units, plus options for shared rooms if someone prefers that, and the staff there works around the clock to help with daily things like bathing, getting dressed, meals, and apartment cleaning, and they also make sure you're safe with a 24/7 emergency system and regular health checks. Folks have choices when it comes to meals, with a culinary chef preparing food, and if special diets are needed, such as for diabetes, the staff can handle that, and meals happen in a communal dining space or can be made for individual needs, and snacks are always available at the snack shop or bistro. Residents can get their hair done at the on-site beauty shop and use the wellness center for daily exercise or special fitness classes, and if someone wants, there are daily group activities like board games, movie nights at the in-house movie theatre, arts and crafts, music therapy, and organized group outings, and nothing stops anybody from joining walking or jogging groups along the garden paths. The community pays attention to medical support, offering medication management, an on-site nurse, pharmacy access, and help with doctor visits since transportation services are on hand for appointments or any errands in town, and monthly medical checkups are part of the routine. People who live at Adare III get housekeeping and laundry taken care of, and there's also help if someone needs bathing or incontinence support, and the staff, who get ongoing training, keep personal care plans up to date, especially for those living with dementia since Adare III has both assisted living and secure memory care wings. A chapel, book room, library, bistro, garden areas, and spaces set aside for games or evening activities help people stay engaged and active, and pets might be allowed, but it's best to ask about pet policies first. Family ownership and a record of deficiency-free state surveys show a focus on quality, and respite care's available if someone just needs a short stay. Adare III has a mix of single and couple accommodations, personalized care, and all sorts of programs so residents can stay as independent as possible while still getting help when they need it.