Hil Fox Run is a senior living community made up of several facilities like Artisan De Pere, which has 40 assisted living units, and Angels Touch Assisted Living, which has locations with 20, 22, and 20 units each, plus specialized spots named Angels on Arcadian 1, 2, and 3, each with 20 units, so plenty of options depending on a person's needs. The main Hil Fox Run site is quite small, with room for only 8 residents, and that gives the place a cozy, close-knit feeling where people know each other, and everyone gets a bit more attention than in larger homes, which can make a real difference for folks who want a quiet, steady routine and a sense of familiarity every day. Residents can get assisted living help with daily things like bathing, dressing, and medication, and people with memory care needs or limited mobility are welcome, since staff handle transfers and offer 24-hour supervision.
There's a simple studio room design so moving around is easy, and every building is wheelchair accessible with emergency alert systems throughout, which helps everybody feel safe, especially those who can't move around as easily as they once did, and staff help manage meals for people with special diets, including diabetes and allergies, making sure everyone's fed right on schedule in a shared dining room where folks can chat and meet up. The community adds little touches that make daily life nicer, with gardens, walking paths, a game room, and movie nights so people can spend their days doing what they enjoy, and services like housekeeping, laundry, internet, TV, and telephone access keep things tidy and help everyone stay in touch with family. If someone needs a ride to the doctor or they've got home care or adult daycare needs, Hil Fox Run handles that too, coordinating with outside healthcare teams and making arrangements for different levels of care, including skilled nursing, respite care, and even residential care homes for people needing long-term medical help.
Meals are cooked on-site with care for dietary restrictions, rooms come furnished, and move-in is made smoother with help from staff, and because the place runs as a Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF) for smaller groups, everyone gets a care plan that suits them personally, including options for those with developmental disabilities. Activities are planned by the community, with social events to keep life interesting, and there's always someone nearby to assist if needed, so residents and their loved ones can feel at ease about daily living and health, and it all adds up to a setting that values comfort, safety, and the independence of every resident, with a steady routine and lots of friendly support tailored to individual abilities and needs.
