Howard Hill

Howard Hill sits on Howard Road in Whitewater, Wisconsin, and it's about as small and close-knit as you can get, with space for just four senior residents in its adult family home and assisted living units, where folks can choose single bedroom, studio, or semi-private rooms with non-slip floors and secured grounds to help folks feel safe and comfortable, and you'll find emergency pull cords in the apartments along with on-site registered nurses and staff awake 24/7 for any health needs or emergencies that come up. The place has a strong focus on giving hands-on help with everyday things, like bathing, dressing, grooming, moving around, toileting, feeding by spoon if needed, and medication management that's overseen by licensed nurses and staff trained to work with Parkinson's, dementia, and Alzheimer's care, so you'll see a lot of specialized help including memory care, diabetic management, and even special dietary menus for different needs. When a person wants to stretch their legs, there are walking paths and porches outside, and inside there are scheduled group trips, daily activities, fitness programs, birthday parties, and a dedicated movie viewing area, plus an arts and crafts studio and games area where folks can spend time together, and sometimes families get invited for planned gatherings to visit, share meals in the large dining hall or private dining rooms, and take part in those special events. The meals are chef-prepared and there's always snacks on hand, and the culinary staff can help with dining if needed, which takes one more worry off the mind for residents and families. The Howard Hill staff stay ready with an emergency response system, regular health checks, access to an on-call nurse, massage therapy, occupational therapy, home health services, and scheduled doctor visits so health stays a priority. All basic utilities are covered in the rooms, and the community offers both private and shared transportation, extra security features, and a pet-friendly policy, so residents can bring animal companions if they want. The place is licensed by state or local agencies and inspected by the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services as required, and it's listed as an adult family home for senior care, but it doesn't take Medicare unless it's certified for it later. Folks looking for jobs at Howard Hill or for more information on what's available can find details and options for contacting the team, making price or service inquiries, or even getting directions on their website, which also lets people see what other services, amenities, or networked facilities in the area could match their needs-all in all, it's a quiet and supportive setting meant for seniors who want a bit of extra help but still like the idea of living in a smaller, home-like place with personal attention every day.