Willow Haven CBRF

Willow Haven CBRF sits on 804 12th Street in Mosinee, Wisconsin, about 6.4 miles outside Kronenwetter, and it's a community-based residential facility that offers both assisted living and memory care services in a quiet neighborhood setting, licensed for up to 10 residents, but sometimes serving 8 seniors depending on care needs, with a home-like atmosphere where people get help with daily activities such as bathing, showering, dressing, transfers, grooming, and bathroom needs, and there's always staff available around the clock for supervision and support. The facility provides private and semi-private studio room options, all furnished and equipped with emergency alert systems, telephones, and basic furniture, and there are features like board and care services, medication management, meal preparation with three home-cooked meals a day plus snacks, and modified meal plans for residents who have health conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure. The setting feels small and personal, with staff trained in caring for seniors with mild cognitive impairment or dementia, including secure outdoor spaces, doors with alert systems in memory care areas, and a dementia and hospice waiver that allows for ongoing support when care needs increase. There's a calendar full of activities: residents can join arranged daily programs, fitness schedules, movie showings, music sessions, art classes, social events in the evening, or relax in the reading room, garden, or community yard areas, plus there's a hairdresser or mobile barber that visits, a jacuzzi and steam room for health and comfort, and a game room for board games and cards. Community amenities also include transportation for doctor's visits, errands, or faith activities, and staff help with medication management, housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning. Willow Haven CBRF stands out by being run by a husband and wife who are both nurses with forty years of experience between them, and they focus on providing individualized attention and care, making sure every resident-especially females, since the assisted living is for women only-feels safe and supported. The facility accepts private payment, but not Medicare unless specially certified, and offers long-term, non-acute care for seniors who need daily help but still want as much independence as possible. Staff use their training to give specialized care for memory issues, including Alzheimer's and related dementias, and they work with families to ensure each resident's needs are met, from transfers to entertainment, so people can live with as much comfort and dignity as possible.