Heartland House sits in a tranquil area of Wautoma, Wisconsin, at 668 West Cummings Road, surrounded by nature, and features a warm, welcoming environment for seniors who need different kinds of support and attention, whether that's in their assisted living services, their Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF), or the Residential Care Apartment Complex (RCAC). This family-owned facility takes a steady approach to resident care, offering meal provisions that chefs and meal planners prepare each day to suit various dietary needs, including allergy-sensitive or diabetes-friendly options, so residents feel comfortable and well-fed, and no one has to worry about missing a meal if there's a special dietary concern. Residents get help with personal care-bathing, dressing, medication administration, even insulin injections, and incontinence support-plus a staff that's always awake and on site, ready to offer medication management or help with emergencies whenever needed thanks to the 24-hour call system and emergency alert technology.
The building itself has wheelchair access and accessible showers, making it easy for people with different mobility needs to move around, and there are furnished suites where residents can bring their own touch to feel more at home, along with convenient amenities like telephone connections, housekeeping, laundry or dry cleaning, and pharmacy delivery. There's a structured activities program that covers plenty of ground throughout the week, with options like arts and crafts in the arts room, flower walks in the garden, movie nights, devotional activities offsite, and fitness in the on-site fitness center, all of which help residents socialize, exercise, and find meaning in daily life. Heartland House also features communal spaces like a large dining area with all-day dining and a space where daily meals are served, plus indoor areas built for relaxing or gathering with friends and visitors.
Staff speak English and are trained to care for people who may need assistance and support for dementia, diabetes management, or those needing non-ambulatory care, thanks to dementia and hospice waivers that let people stay even as care needs change. Families get updates and support about their loved one, and transportation and parking services-including complimentary rides-keep residents active in the local community or make getting to appointments easier. For those needing more help, staff can assist one-on-one with things like getting in and out of bed, help with toileting, and even special tasks for diabetic residents like blood sugar tests and medication shots.
The Heartland House mission says they put heart into quality care, and the community's peaceful setting is designed for comfort, safety, and a sense of belonging, whether someone needs light daily help, more hands-on support, or even hospice-level care. Residents can join regular social events or simply enjoy the garden or walking paths, and the move-in process is organized so that newcomers get the support and coordination they need from the start.
