Gratus at Evergreen

Gratus At Evergreen sits at 1126 and 1128 Evergreen Lane in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, and is a small community-based residential facility that focuses on helping older adults who need different levels of care. It's got eight beds, so people get a bit more attention than bigger places offer, but the average rating is 2.6 out of 10, which means folks might want to weigh the good parts with the bad. Licensed as a Class CNA (Nonambulatory) spot through Midwest Gratus Inc., Gratus At Evergreen helps people who can't walk on their own as well as those who can, offering things like skilled nursing, assisted living, rehabilitation, memory care under the Memory Care program, adult day care, respite care, hospice care, home care, and independent living amenities. The facility sets up personalized care plans for each resident, helps with daily needs like bathing, eating, dressing, medication, transferring, and manages special diets for things like diabetes and allergies. Residents get 24-hour oversight from registered nurses and non-medical staff, housekeeping and laundry services including dry cleaning, meals with options for dietary needs, and transportation to appointments. The studio rooms come furnished and have emergency alert systems to keep folks safer, and there's move-in help. The community sponsors activities like creative arts classes and movie nights, and group events fill up the calendar alongside access to walking paths, gardens, and dining rooms. Memory support is a large focus, with secure and structured living spaces and care to help residents stay safe and manage memory loss, including measures to keep them from wandering and to help with anxiety or confusion. Gratus At Evergreen aims to help people keep their independence while still providing the daily help they need, and works directly with healthcare providers to arrange the right medical supports as things change. The whole place is built around person-centered care, so they tailor the support, whether that's with transfers, grooming, housekeeping, or just helping folks get around, and the size of the community means residents see the same faces each day.