Aurora Residential Alternatives 023 sits at 1760 6th Avenue in Baldwin, Wisconsin, and you'll find it's a small senior living place with only six assisted living units, which means folks living here tend to know each other fairly well, and staff can pay close attention to everyone's needs, and you won't find any crowds or long hallways, just a simple, home-like setting with a calm, peaceful feel. The place serves seniors who want assisted living or who need extra help, including those living with memory issues like dementia or Alzheimer's, and the staff is trained to handle care for people with diseases like Parkinson's, too, so residents get personal care plans, help with things like bathing, dressing, toileting, and transferring, and there's always someone on-call 24/7 if help's needed.
You'll see the building offers both private bedrooms and studios, and some even have a kitchenette, so some residents can keep things private and independent while still having staff nearby for support, and everyone shares a homelike common area for meals, activities, and social time. They cook three homemade meals every day and can handle special diets for diabetes, high blood pressure, or allergies, and snacks are out all day if you get hungry between meals, plus there's a mobile barber and a hair salon available so residents don't have to leave for grooming.
Activities are planned to keep things interesting, like music therapy, pet therapy, board games, outdoor trips, movie nights, and regular scheduled programs, plus workout schedules, art and music activities, and special events happen throughout the month, so it's not hard to stay busy, and there's transportation if you need to get to appointments, shopping, or worship services. There are features like a library, theatre, wellness room, jacuzzi, sauna, game rooms, walking paths, a resident garden, and outside seating, so folks get choices about where to spend their day, and with emergency pull cords and staff nearby, families get peace of mind about safety.
Care can get very individualized, from help with medicines or insulin shots to help with manual feeding or two-person transfers if needed, and they also do transportation and support for medical visits, routine health checks, and have a physical therapy option. For comfort, you'll find ADA-compliant bathrooms, fall prevention programs, and secured grounds, plus there's support for laundry, housekeeping, and personal errands, so most daily tasks are already covered.
Dogs and cats can live with residents, so people don't have to leave pets behind, and there's parking and transportation help for families or for outings, and the community is friendly and close to neighborhood shops and restaurants, with English-speaking caregivers helping everyone feel understood. The license for the facility is #15617, and since it's not certified for Medicaid or Medicare, families usually arrange private pay options. Aurora Residential Alternatives 023 can offer a quiet, comfortable place with a simple routine, individualized care, and a sense of togetherness for up to six seniors who need some regular help but want to keep a bit of home in their daily lives.
