Country Terrace Assisted Living-Rhinelander North

Country Terrace Assisted Living-Rhinelander North sits in a handy spot close to churches, parks, restaurants, and places with easy transportation, and you'll also find plenty of healthcare providers, clinics, and pharmacies nearby which makes things a little easier for folks who need regular care or want to stay active in the community, and with only 15 residents it feels more like a family home than a big facility. Staff provides personal care based on what each person really needs, whether that means help with bathing, dressing, or managing medicine, and there's always 24-hour supervision and a call system for safety, so someone's always ready to help right when you need it, even at night. The community offers private rooms that give each resident some peace and space, and you can keep and care for your cat or dog with their pet-friendly policy, which is special for people who like the company of animals. There are walking paths, a garden, and comfortable indoor areas where folks gather for card games, group activities, or just a quiet morning with coffee, and the staff schedules daily events like movie nights and resident-led activities which keep everyone busy and smiling. Meals come with the stay, and the dining service takes care to offer tasty food, focusing on good ingredients, because a decent meal makes a real difference in how people feel day to day. The facility supports many levels of care, from independent living to assisted living, along with memory care for those dealing with dementia, and services like skilled nursing, non-medical home care, hospice, and day services round out the support. Country Terrace handles things like incontinence care, medication, and even transportation to devotional services for spiritual support, and with their dementia and hospice waivers, residents can stay longer, even as their needs change. There's a barber and salon on-site for haircuts, and the whole place keeps a warm, inviting feeling that makes the days go by with a little more comfort, letting people hold on to their routines and independence as best they can. This kind of setup, with a smaller size and personal support, works well for folks who want to keep some independence but need a helping hand with daily activities and want a simple place that feels like home.