Aurora Residential Alternatives 125

Aurora Residential Alternatives 125 sits at 1807 Milwaukee Avenue in Wausau, Wisconsin, and serves a small group of seniors with a maximum of three assisted living units under license number 15074, which means it's really a more personal setting where people can get one-on-one care and more attention, and it has both private and shared rooms, private bathrooms, air-conditioning, kitchenettes, and is fully furnished, so residents don't have to worry about what they're bringing with them unless they want to. The facility has support around the clock, with licensed staff nurses and a call system available 24 hours a day, and it gives help with everything from showering and dressing to hygiene and medication, with special care plans for things like Parkinson's disease, diabetes, or high blood pressure, and meal prep includes organic food and homemade meals that can fit different dietary needs, too. There's memory care services on site for people who need help with Alzheimer's or other memory problems, and there are special activity rooms, like a games room, movie room, book room, and more, along with scheduled entertainment, art and craft projects, music therapy, and other recreational activities including gardening, pet therapy, chaplain visits, occupational therapy, walking trails, a sauna or health room, planned outings, transportation to doctor's appointments or errands, faith-based trips, and other support for staying social and engaged. Residents have access to internet, cable, and phone service, as well as private dining rooms, housekeeping, linen service, and support for everyday living, all in a freestanding building that's meant to be safe and comfortable for people dealing with different health conditions. The place is part of a group that also runs other local options like Harmony Of Wausau Terrace Court, Applegate Terrace, Wausau Manor for nursing or rehab, and Our House Senior Living - Wausau Memory Care, so the care can range from independent living to long-term skilled nursing depending on what someone needs, and all locations focus on making life feel more like home while giving help with the day-to-day. There's both individual and group activities, transportation coordination, and special support for short-term stays or respite care if someone's caregiver needs a break. The building's design supports memory care and safety, with a secure and easy layout, and staff keep up a calendar of daily activities, meals, and special events so there's always something to look forward to, including exercise, movie nights, creative projects, and even barber or beauty services on-site. Meals are freshly made and the facility organizes community nights and outdoor spaces like gardens for relaxing, with the aim to meet residents' physical, emotional, and social needs in a straightforward, homelike way.