Autumn Lake Healthcare at Beloit is a nursing home with 120 certified beds, caring for about 77 residents each day, and you'll notice they take pride in keeping the place warm and welcoming for folks who want a comfortable setting. They offer many types of care, like assisted living, independent living, long-term care, skilled nursing, memory care, respite care, and more, all under one roof, and because they're the only Continuum of Care center in Beloit, residents can move without hassle between assisted living and nursing care as their needs change. The Suites at Beloit serves more independent seniors, while the Rapid Rehab wing helps people get back on their feet with its own private entrance, an exclusive dining room, and new rehabilitation equipment in a state-of-the-art gym and a simulated rehab apartment, which really helps with getting used to home life again after an illness or surgery.
The staff provides round-the-clock skilled nursing and is known for kindness, and they also have therapists and board-certified specialists who set up personal recovery plans, whether someone needs sub-acute rehab after a hospital stay or long-term support for ongoing health conditions. They keep daily life interesting with activities inside and outside, aiming to boost everyone's quality of life, and they've designed common areas and rooms for comfort and ease, including spaces to socialize or relax. Residents are cared for by a lower-than-average rate of nurse turnover, making it a place where you might see familiar faces day to day, though nurse staffing hours fall below the state's average. The facility has had inspection reports showing some deficiencies, including those about infection control and resident rights, meaning there's room for improvement in these areas.
Autumn Lake Healthcare at Beloit accepts Medicare, Medicaid, most insurances, and private pay, and since they operate as an independent, licensed healthcare center under the Autumn Lake Healthcare network, they share resources with sister locations around Wisconsin, New Jersey, Connecticut, Maryland, and West Virginia. The ownership runs through a limited liability company, and the care offered comes directly from the teams based there, focused on the needs of the people who live at the facility. You can schedule a tour to visit the community, meet staff and other residents, and see the amenities for yourself, and you'll find ways to reach out online or by phone to get more information.
