Sterling Adult Family Home is a small licensed adult family home in Thorp, WI, run by Anthony and Julie Paskert, who both own and provide care at the home, which has space for up to four men or women who need some help with daily tasks while living in a residential setting. The home offers care for both ambulatory and non-ambulatory residents and gives support day and night with 24-hour supervision, a call system, and round-the-clock staff to help with things like bathing, dressing, transfers, personal care, and medication management. Residents can choose private suites or shared rooms, both fully furnished with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, telephone, cable, and internet, allowing for privacy and comfort. People living at Sterling Adult Family Home don't have to worry about household chores because the staff handles meal preparation and service, laundry and dry cleaning, housekeeping, and home maintenance, with special attention to dietary needs like allergies or diabetes and a menu that uses organic ingredients for nutritious meals served in the dining room.
Sterling Adult Family Home is designed to be wheelchair accessible and makes moving in easier with transition help for new residents, while also making sure transportation is covered for doctor visits, medical appointments, and community outings. The home has a welcoming, low-key atmosphere, and offers daily activities, movie nights, and scheduled social events, plus access to a community garden and walking paths for fresh air and relaxation. Staff keep strong connections with county workers and health providers to set up social, recreational, and work opportunities at nearby places such as the Adult Development Center in Greenwood, and the home's close location to hospitals and dental or hearing care makes medical visits straightforward. The facility supports residents' independence by encouraging daily living skills in a supportive environment with a focus on comfort and safety, offering peace of mind for both residents and their families.
Sterling Adult Family Home does not accept Medicare unless it's certified, and recently, it holds a Seniorly Community Score of 3.8 out of 10, giving families one way to understand its quality. While the home is small, with just four licensed beds, it offers a more close-knit feeling with staff who get to know each resident. People can expect emergency alert systems, telephone service in rooms, community-sponsored activities, housekeeping, nutritious dining, scheduled events, and easy access to both community and medical services, all in a quiet neighborhood with a comfortable atmosphere.
