Reedsburg Area Senior Life Center

Reedsburg Area Senior Life Center sits on the Reedsburg Area Medical Center campus and serves seniors needing different kinds of care, offering assisted living, memory care, long-term care, and short-stay rehab, so whether someone needs help each day, special memory care, or just a bit of support after surgery, they'll have the option that fits their needs, and the place has Ridgeview Terrace for long-term care with large, private rooms in two neighborhoods, Ridgeview Trails and Ridgeview Terrace for CBRF, and a 24-apartment assisted living facility with studio and one-bedroom options, all built around a neighborhood concept where residential wings connect to a main street and town square area, making it easy for residents to use the communal spaces, spend time together, or join group meals and activities. Residents get care that matches what they need, since the staff includes a CBRF manager who's an RN, a director of nursing, an adult day services director, and a social worker, and they're known for being kind and experienced, always focusing on personal attention and ongoing education. People here benefit from services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, diabetic and non-ambulatory care, incontinence services, psychoanalysis, behavioral health, audiology, cardiology, dermatology, wound care, and even on-site infusion therapy, lab work, pharmacy, and meal planning from chefs, plus they have a gift shop, Sunshine Café, and worksite wellness center, which makes life more comfortable for seniors, especially those who want to stay active and engaged. Seniors have access to programs supported by donations and grants, like the Animal Welfare Fund, Climate Change Fund, and Veterans & Military Assistance Fund, and there's a focus on health, safety, and social engagement, so folks enjoy onsite and offsite activities, devotional gatherings, and plenty of time in spacious communal areas with friends and loved ones. The long-time staff offers 24/7 care, including respite care, skilled nursing, hospice care, and Alzheimer's care, and the center makes sure residents get help when they need it, whether that's medical support through specialists in areas like orthopedics, pediatrics, general surgery, men's and women's health, or help with daily life, like personal care and independent apartment living. The organization hires longtime employees and supports them with scholarships to build up local healthcare workers, and their not-for-profit mission, along with steady support from foundations and the medical center, helps them stay focused on providing reliable, community-centered care.