Frontida Assisted Living: Liberty House

Frontida Assisted Living: Liberty House sits on South Main Street in Fond du Lac, offering a small, secure community for seniors who need assisted living or memory care, and the grounds stay locked and gated to help keep everyone safe, with delayed egress doors and emergency alert systems throughout. Residents can pay by check, and the team supports people aged 55 and over, especially those with Alzheimer's, mid to late-stage dementia, or challenging conditions like Lewy body, Frontotemporal, or Pick's disease, so the caregivers really know how tough memory loss can be and work to make the place comfortable and calm, with spaces and programs aimed to reduce confusion and prevent wandering. Facilities include semi-private or private suites, often furnished but residents can bring personal things, and the common areas like the kitchen, salon, dining, and living rooms have been recently remodeled, with cable TV, TV rooms, a calming sunroom that looks out over a fenced backyard, and a garden patio where people can spend time outside. The community keeps things lively with fitness and recreation activities, music by residents, Movie Nights, game nights, arts and crafts, community-sponsored events, devotional activities, pet therapy, and the Music & Memory program. Nutrition gets a strong focus, with home-cooked meals made by chefs and planners, and special diets, like for allergies or diabetes, are always managed, while community dining serves as a place for connection. Care is hands-on and around-the-clock-offering help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, toileting, and transfers, and there's skilled nursing on-site, visits from physical and occupational therapists, a medical clinic comes regularly, and the staff manage medication, health checks, diabetic and incontinence care, and provide personal aides and behavioral health support. There's a special Memory Care section for people who need more help and supervision, with individualized plans developed by highly-trained caregivers who understand the ups and downs of memory problems and want to help each person feel at home and valued in their own way, making room for social, educational, and spiritual activities to keep people engaged and their families involved. Some pets are allowed, and there's guest parking, transportation services, and local shopping, hospitals, and restaurants nearby for outings or family visits. Liberty House is part of the Frontida Senior Living group, which runs several facilities and is licensed by the state, sticking to four pillars: compassionate care, personalized support, people first, and trusted excellence, with the goal that residents get what's needed to stay as independent and connected as possible. Housekeeping, laundry, linen service, dry cleaning, parking, and help with bills, plus religious and musical gatherings, keep things running smoothly. The small, tight-knit group, open to those who need a little or a lot of support, treats everyone like family and pays attention to the unique needs and strengths of each resident.