Casa De Oakes Pineview

Casa De Oakes Pineview sits at 1395 Pineview Street in Reedsburg, offering a small, quiet Community Based Residential Facility for up to 8 residents who might need help with daily living, memory care, or skilled nursing support, and the place always feels steady with its 24-hour supervision, emergency alert systems, and a close-knit setting where people living with dementia get specific programs and engagement, so families can feel some peace of mind knowing their loved ones receive supervision, care, and personal attention in a homelike spot. Residents live in furnished private or shared rooms that have telephones, cable or satellite TV, and high-speed internet, and there's a dining room for meals-those can be scheduled or enjoyed all day, with attention to special diets like diabetes or allergies, and there's always help with getting bathed, dressed, transferred, or managing medications, since the staff tends to those needs, coordinates with healthcare providers, and handles housekeeping, laundry, or even dry cleaning, so people living here can focus on enjoying movie nights, social events, walks on outdoor paths, or tending the garden. Transportation and parking come with the deal, making trips to the doctor or other appointments easier, and with skilled nursing on hand, residents with more serious needs such as wound care or rehabilitation don't have to make big moves if their health changes, because the facility supports aging in place. The Pineview community belongs to the Casa de Oakes family, which includes related facilities like Bindl Drive and Fawn Valley, and also offers other care types such as memory care at its dedicated site on 17th Ct, so if a resident's needs change, there's usually a good option within the same network. The facility's licensed and regulated locally, with oversight from agencies like the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services, and it even has a hospice waiver and dementia care waiver, making it possible to stay through changing health situations without needing acute nursing care, which some find more affordable than big nursing homes and still enough support for seniors and their families. For those working there, the facility employs caregivers and nurses, from CNAs to RNs, and it's involved in workforce development, advocacy, and events in the senior care field under the Casa De Oakes name, which means it stays up to date and connected with ongoing training and support for the people responsible for day-to-day care.