Morrow Home Community

Morrow Home Community provides a range of care for seniors, so people can stay in a familiar place if their needs change, and the staff really care about making sure everyone's physical, social, and spiritual needs are met no matter what stage of life they're in, which is something you don't see everywhere, and they do this with a focus on dignity, respect, and the uniqueness of each person, rooted in a Christian faith, and that carries through in the way volunteers from local churches, schools, and other groups are welcomed and how neighbors and staff form friendly bonds throughout the different living options, which include independent living at Parkview Apartments, several levels of assisted living at Creekside, Marycrest, and BridgePath, and memory care for those who need extra help, plus nursing and long-term care, so couples or friends who need different things can still be close by while each gets their own level of support, and really, the community feels pretty peaceful, with a church right on campus, a park and creek nearby, even a beauty shop, a library, a spa, and spots for families to gather-a lot of people like the walking and biking trails and the variety of social activities like baking, music, inter-generational programs, games, and spiritual devotions, which recreation therapy director Lindsey Taylor organizes to encourage connection and a feeling of security, and meal services use good ingredients making sure folks get nutritious food, while the healthcare team provides care for things like incontinence, diabetes, and mobility, and helps with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and medicine, and there's always someone there, since staff are on hand around the clock, and people working there-from housekeepers to CNAs to drivers-often feel joy in caring for the residents, and being affiliated with groups like the Wisconsin United Methodist Conference, United Methodist Association, and LeadingAge Wisconsin means there's a focus on high standards and education, but what stands out is how the place is really about letting seniors feel at home, keeping their independence as much as possible, and treating everyone with kindness and compassion, which is helped by the faith-based approach and sense of belonging through so many different activities and volunteer options, whether that's pet visits, music, mail delivery, or just sharing a cup of coffee in one of the common rooms.