Lohffs Assisted Living North - CLOSED

Lohffs Assisted Living North - CLOSED used to be a senior living community in Whitewater, WI, where older adults got assisted living and memory care in a quiet residential setting, and there'd be just four licensed beds in the home, so that meant care could feel more personal and families might find peace of mind when someone needed extra daily help, whether they had mild cognitive changes or more serious memory problems. Residents got help with everyday tasks like dressing, bathing, medication, and moving around, and the staff was there all day and night. The place would have some private and shared rooms, and each one came furnished with things like kitchenettes, private bathrooms, air-conditioning, telephone, and internet, and there was cable TV too, so you could make yourself comfortable, and you didn't need to worry about cooking, cleaning, or chores since they handled all that along with laundry and housekeeping. Folks staying there could join in community-sponsored activities, movie nights, and garden walks, plus there was a community room and social events, and if you needed to get to appointments or go out somewhere, they'd help arrange transportation. The home tried to serve organic food, took care with special diets for things like allergies or diabetes, and always provided meal prep and dining services. The building was supervised and secure, especially for people living with dementia, and they'd use emergency call systems for safety. There were walking paths and a garden, and the home's location put residents near a busy neighborhood with lots to see or do, though above all the focus stayed on long-term, day-to-day support and keeping families involved. Lohffs Assisted Living North - CLOSED is no longer open, but it used to be part of a network of similar care homes and worked closely with healthcare teams to give tailored care for each person, whether someone needed only minor help or full support with memory care. There are no unique or special features that set the home apart except for its small size, which sometimes led to closer relationships between residents and caregivers.