Mulberry Campus - Memory Care, located at 1281 W. Main Street in Whitewater, WI, sits within the Glenwood At Mulberry community and has a strong focus on helping folks with memory issues like Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, and people can pick from semi-private, shared, or companion room layouts, which gives families some choices depending on need. The community has a secure environment, meaning doors and areas are watched and locked to keep residents safe, and there's 24-hour supervision with both staff available to help out anytime and an emergency alert system in place. Residents get individualized care plans that aim to support their independence while offering help with things like bathing, dressing, medicine, getting around, and anything else needed for daily life, which is especially important if someone isn't able to get around easily or uses a wheelchair.
Memory care services focus on cognitive support, and the Blu Grotto® Memory Care neighborhood features programs for mental stimulation and well-being, plus daily enrichment activities, supervised outings, and plenty of chances to socialize and build friendships, all structured to maintain a steady routine and help residents feel comfortable and engaged. Meals are served restaurant-style all day in a dining room, with choices for special diets like diabetes or allergy restrictions, and there's support for meal preparation and service so residents don't have to worry about going hungry or getting the wrong food. The campus provides amenities like walking paths, a community kitchen, arts room, barber and salon, a garden, laundry services, housekeeping, telephone access in rooms, movie nights, and both community-sponsored and resident-run activities so there's always something for people to do that matches their interests, and support staff help with move-in and ongoing needs.
Well-designed and roomy common areas are open for everyone to use, and the views of wooded areas give a sense of peace to the whole place, which can make things feel homier and less institutional. The staff are friendly and trained to work with memory care needs, and they make sure folks get help as needed but try to encourage independence too, which helps people keep their dignity. The scheduled activities, entertainment, lifestyle programming, and social events are all aimed at helping people stay active and enjoy life each day, which really means something when someone's got memory challenges, and the structured programs encourage friendships and social connection. The campus, which is close to Mulberry Glen, covers independent living and assisted living as well, but the memory care services at Glenwood At Mulberry really stand out for the special attention to residents living with cognitive issues, offering dementia waiver services and extra help for those who need it most, so families can know their loved ones have both care and community.
