Garlicks in Mondovi, Wisconsin, sits in Buffalo County and offers care in a small, homelike setting with only four assisted living units, which means folks get more personal attention, and everyone sort of gets to know each other. The place helps with the things people tend to need help with as they get older-like bathing, dressing, moving around, and managing their medicines, and they've got licensed registered nurses taking care of folks and keeping an eye on everyone. Garlicks offers both assisted living and memory care, so if someone's got memory issues, they can help with that too, and there's help with things like incontinence and nutrition, plus individualized care plans for each resident. The building itself works well for people using wheelchairs and has safety features, like emergency alert systems and 24/7 secured premises, so families can know residents are safer at night or if something unexpected happens.
You'll find different choices for living quarters at Garlicks, from small studios to one-bedroom apartments and even shared living spaces, and all are furnished and ready to move in, so there's no big fuss there. There's a spacious dining room where a chef prepares meals, and they offer different dietary options based on what people need. Folks can enjoy fresh air in the outdoor garden or get involved in gardening themselves, and they've got communal spaces like a games room, arts and crafts studio, barbershop, and even a chapel if someone likes a little quiet time or wants to gather with others. Residents have access to housecleaning, laundry services, move-in help, and transportation to things like grocery shopping or community events, plus there's Wi-Fi, high-definition TVs, and phones in the building. Garlicks runs community and social activities, including movie nights, indoor and outdoor events, music, and larger annual festivals, so it's easy to stay active and meet neighbors if someone wants, and there are specialized intervention programs and case management services for those who need closer attention.
Pets can live with residents, within reason, and residents are encouraged to keep some independence and stay as active as they want. Staff coordinate with healthcare providers, provide pharmacy services, handle medication management, and keep up with individual service assessments so care can change if someone's needs change. Garlicks is licensed as a Community-Based Residential Facility (CBRF)-number 11232-and is listed in Buffalo County's senior living options, so folks looking for a small, caring group home setting with support for daily living and opportunities to be involved in the community might find what they need here.
