Evergreen Terrace

Evergreen Terrace is a locally owned senior community set in the quiet Langlade County Northwoods, and folks who need help with daily living can get assisted living, memory care, or nursing home care here all in one spot, which makes things less confusing for families deciding where to go next, and people can choose from private or semi-private suites with separate spaces for sleeping and relaxing, all furnished and convenient for couples or singles, with staff known for being kind and always available every hour of the day or night, ready to help with bathing, dressing, moving around, medication, or even diabetic care for those who need it. People get homecooked, nutritious meals in a dining room with restaurant-style service or all-day dining, so you don't have to stick to strict meal times, and if special diets are needed, the kitchen handles those, plus there's a barber shop, laundry and dry cleaning, apartment cleaning, transportation services for appointments or outings, and scheduled activities like picnics, gardening, arts and crafts, movie nights, devotional activities, and wellness classes. For safety and health, Evergreen Terrace has monthly medical checkups, health monitoring, a licensed nurse on-site, and staff who manage medication and insulin, respond fast in emergencies, and even offer hospice and incontinence care, plus in the memory care wing, there's extra support to help keep folks with Alzheimer's or dementia safe, minimize wandering, and offer therapies that ease confusion. Residents can enjoy a courtyard garden, walking paths, a four seasons room, areas for grandchildren to visit, and gaming rooms for socializing or relaxing, and the building is wheelchair accessible with non-ambulatory care for people who can't walk. Evergreen Terrace's license number is 16197, it's a class C CBRF and Continuing Care Retirement Community, and there's room for different group sizes depending on services, with up to 24 beds in independent living, and no more than about 16 apartments in assisted living though sometimes the number cared for may be less, and couples have arrangements too, living together with help if needed. Service plans are individual, changing as people's needs change, and there are home care aides offering companionship and extra support for folks who prefer to stay in their own space but need help with meals, light chores, or social visits. The focus stays on comfort, dignity, and safety, and the staff aims to keep things friendly, joyful, and steady for everyone living there, so nobody feels left out or overwhelmed by big crowds, and folks keep busy, connected, and well cared for.