Island City Assisted Living sits on 1.5 acres in a quiet single-family home development at 1655 Danis Way in Cumberland, Wisconsin, and provides a small residential care home experience with just four units, so residents don't feel lost in a crowd and can enjoy some peace. Staff helps with daily needs like bathing, dressing, medication, and meals, and they're around round the clock so folks can get help whenever they need it. The community offers both assisted living and memory care options, and folks who need memory support can also benefit from a program called Our House Rice Lake Memory Care, which is specially designed for people with dementia or Alzheimer's.
People can choose private or shared rooms, and they're allowed to bring their own furniture to help feel more at home, and their pets are welcome too-dogs and cats under a certain weight can come along. The facility is set up for good mobility and easy access, with features like wheelchair accessible showers and full tubs, so getting around isn't much trouble. There's parking for both guests and residents, plus transportation options, some included and some for a fee, so getting to appointments isn't a problem.
Meals include healthy snacks and low-sodium options, and vegetarian meals are on the menu. The kitchen aims to keep everyone's diet in mind. Residents can join social activities, educational programs, and spiritual services, and staff organizes offsite activities for a change of pace. There's an on-site beautician, indoor and outdoor common areas to relax in, and a calm, friendly atmosphere where staff and residents get to know one another. Services include diabetic care, incontinence care, high acuity and non-ambulatory care, and hospice and respite stays if someone needs a short-term place.
Island City Assisted Living focuses on personal care plans, so each resident gets attention that fits their needs and preferences, and they work closely with families to keep communication open. Folks can expect support with daily routines, mobility help, transportation assistance, and supervision when needed. The place is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and they're closed on weekends. The goal's to create a safe, comfortable setting that helps seniors feel part of a community, encourages independence, and offers a steady routine without rushing or pressure, just a genuine, homelike way of living and care.
