Cedar Ridge Adult Family Home sits in a quiet neighborhood at 624 Sobotta St., Arcadia, Wisconsin, and has four licensed beds, so it's a pretty small place, and the staff pays close attention to each person. Jerry Deetz acts as the Executive Director and Ashton Elmore serves as the Community Director. This home welcomes older adults who need daily care. The building is wheelchair accessible and helps people who need support with transfers and those with low mobility. Staff speak English and are awake and on-site 24/7, always ready to offer help with personal care, medication management, bathing, dressing, laundry, and whatever daily needs come up, whether it's day or night. Cedar Ridge makes custom care plans for each resident, including people with conditions like Parkinson's disease or those who need continence management or memory care.
You're looking at a not-for-profit adult family home, licensed by the state of Wisconsin, that runs in a house-like setting for a cozy feel, and the facility emphasizes peace of mind for families while supporting independence for residents. There are only four senior apartments, which lets everyone know each other well, and the options include studio suites, one-bedroom units, or shared rooms, all of them furnished and with kitchenettes and private bathrooms. Every apartment's got air conditioning, cable TV, internet, phone, pull cords, and emergency alert systems, not to mention keyless entry with a keypad and safety features everywhere. People can bring their dogs or cats because the home is pet-friendly, and the grounds are landscaped and have garden spaces plus walking paths, but everyone can still get help with anything tricky like moving in or managing medications.
Meals are cooked daily with organic ingredients, and the kitchen team can handle special diets, even for allergies and diabetes, and residents get three square meals plus snacks throughout the day. Cleaning and housekeeping is handled, and staff take care of laundry and apartment upkeep, so nobody has to worry about chores or home maintenance. Cedar Ridge offers help with bathing, dressing, and incontinence problems, supports people with memory issues, and gives special care for folks with Parkinson's or those who need rehab. Regular health checks, housekeeping, doctor's visits, and medication help happen every month, and the facility talks with other healthcare providers as needed.
There's plenty to do, as Cedar Ridge puts on movie nights in its theater room, card games, bingo, computer classes, group outings off-site, a library for reading, a games room, and daily entertainment, sometimes with parties for special occasions. The on-site fitness room, exercise program, and nicely kept walking trails support staying active, plus there's a hair salon and grooming services so people feel looked after. Every apartment has a washer and dryer for resident use and a phone, and visiting hours are flexible. The whole place is set up for maintenance-free living and encourages as much independence as possible, but help's always right there for anyone who needs it, and folks can pick from a mix of living options to match how much care they want or need. Board and care services are focused on adults who might need anything from simple daily living assistance to more complex support, all in a small, secure, and comfortable environment in Trempealeau County.
