Faith Living Center

Faith Living Center in Sun Prairie, WI, offers a mix of care options including assisted living, memory care, independent living, respite care, and hospice care, making it possible for residents to age in place as needs change, and while the place is on the smaller side, that really does let staff give a bit more individual attention and makes it easier for folks to feel at home, even if maybe there aren't all the big group activities you might find in a huge community. You'll find both private and semi-private rooms, all with individual thermostats, private bathrooms, walk-in whirlpool tubs, Wi-Fi, cable television, and available phone service, and the building itself has some unique touches like an open cathedral ceiling, an indoor pond, and a family room for visits. Residents can enjoy meals in the dining room, get room service, have breakfast made to order or a Sunday bistro breakfast, and folks with special diets can get their needs met, too. There's housekeeping and laundry included, a salon for haircuts, and health services that cover medication management, diabetic care, mechanical lifts, and hospice support, and staff are awake and available 24/7, with nurses, visiting podiatrists, and various therapists coming in regularly. Activities tend to be practical and lively, including bingo, gardening, Wii bowling, arts and crafts, music, game nights, book discussions, and coffee clubs, and memory care offers secure spaces with activities to help keep folks engaged and safe, using Wander guard and extra supervision. For those who want to get outside, there's a nice yard and gardens to sit in, and the facility is pet friendly, even allowing outdoor smoking and has easy access to bus lines and plenty of parking for guests and residents. Rooms come in a variety of sizes, some with suites and mini refrigerators, and there's even a guest suite with its own bath and kitchenette features for family visits. Faith Living Center helps folks with daily needs like bathing, grooming, eating, and toileting, also making sure their residents get to appointments or religious services as needed with transportation help. In all, it's a quiet, clean, friendly place for people 55 years and older, and the focus really stays on treating everyone with respect, helping them keep their independence as long as they can, and giving extra help when it's needed, and while you won't find endless social programs or crowds, you'll see staff who know people by name and do a good job making things comfortable and safe. The facility holds a CBRF state license (0013790) and is set up for those who need light, medium, or heavier care, including folks who require help with walker or wheelchair transfers, and it suits those dealing with Alzheimer's or incontinence, providing a separate building for memory care and always keeping an eye on maintaining dignity and comfort right up through end-of-life care if needed.