Country Terrace of Wisconsin

Country Terrace of Wisconsin sits on a quiet residential street in Tomahawk, offering a homelike place for people aged 55 and over who might need assisted living, memory care, independent living, or even a short-term stay for respite care, and the whole building is one level, making it easy for residents to get around even if they have mobility concerns, and with features like wide hallways and accessible rooms, folks can move about without much trouble. The facility offers 33 beds in both private and semi-private suites, as well as shared and companion options, each with its own emergency call system, individually controlled air conditioning, and wall-to-wall carpeting, and there's plenty of storage with cabinet space in the rooms, which all feels quite comfortable and secure, and the staff are always around, providing 24/7 supervision, with an extra level of security in the memory care area for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia. A registered nurse conducts regular wellness reviews, and skilled nursing services are available around the clock to help with medication, personal care, bathing, dressing, transfers, wound care, and even health monitoring, and there's a part-time nurse on staff who helps keep an eye on everyone's health. The facility provides a secure and home-like place where people are encouraged to stay as independent as possible, and caregivers help residents do things for themselves whenever they can, including taking care of daily activities like bathing, laundry, housekeeping, and linen changes, and there's even in-house laundry and drycleaning if someone needs it. For folks who might want to bring a pet, the facility allows some pets-though you'll want to check with them about the current policy. Three hot, home-cooked meals come out of the kitchen every day, served either restaurant-style or in the cozy dining room, and the menus are dietitian approved, with options for special dietary needs. Residents can relax with friends or visitors in the warm and inviting living room, spend time outdoors in the garden, or sit on the outdoor patio if the weather's nice. Every day, the community has a full schedule with bingo, crafts, cooking, concerts, and board games, and there's pet therapy, exercise, and community outings to visit local parks or shops to keep things interesting and offer chances to socialize, so everyone can choose to do as much or as little as they like, whether they're interested in being part of planned group activities or just enjoying quieter time. People moving in can count on help through move-in coordination, and everyone can take advantage of transportation services to get to medical appointments, stores, or even just explore a bit. There's also a beautician onsite, daily housekeeping, regular maintenance, cable TV, and kitchenettes in some rooms for those who prefer a bit more independence. The community aims to be a welcoming, inclusive place where folks can grow, stay active, and live as fully as they're able, and it holds a state license, carries high marks for staff quality and facility tidiness, and is managed by WALA.