Wellington Place at Fort Atkinson sits on 1.1 acres along the banks of the Rock River in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, and offers a homelike senior living environment with 20 licensed beds in a Community-Based Residential Facility. This place supports seniors with options for independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or related dementia, and short-term respite care for those who need temporary stays or caregiver coverage, and there's also hospice care available for end-of-life needs, which means families can rely on a range of support as needs change over time. The building features studio-style suites, 19 in total with one for double occupancy, all with private baths, some with handicapped-accessible features, and all come with a small refrigerator and microwave, so residents can store snacks and warm simple meals if they like, and the maintenance-free living environment feels roomy, with large windows offering nice outside views. There's a private dining room, a cozy fireplace in a common area, and a beauty and barber shop, along with a library and private mailboxes, and those who want to enjoy fresh air can head out to a patio or relax in outdoor common areas. The community provides home-style meals, including vegetarian options, served in a common dining area, and also offers in-house housekeeping, laundry for linens and clothing, and support with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and toileting, with staff available all hours if someone needs help.
Residents have access to a range of services, like medication management, help with mobility or wheelchair use, and incontinence or diabetic care, plus there are plenty of activities, social events, and wellness programs to encourage both physical health and social interaction, with some spiritual activities offered on-site or off-site for those who want religious or devotional services, and activity programs focus on things like exercise, cognitive health, and entertainment, so there's variety to the routine. Safety is a priority, with enhanced front-door security, emergency call systems in every unit, and a completely sprinklered building for fire safety, and the staff includes registered nurses and care workers who are available around the clock to handle health needs and supervision. Scheduled transportation for medical appointments or outings is available, and sometimes there's a fee for other ride services, but local trips for medical reasons are covered, so residents can get out to the doctor or enjoy time in the community. The atmosphere inside feels comfortable and relaxed, with both private and common spaces for gathering with family or spending quiet time alone, and families are encouraged to be involved, which can make things feel less institutional. Wellington Place at Fort Atkinson offers both structure and flexibility, with custom care plans for those in memory care who need a bit more attention, and all pricing is all-inclusive, without extra surprises, so residents and families know what to expect each month in terms of services and support. Overall, this is a smaller, quieter place with 4.2 stars from a handful of reviews, and it serves seniors who want both independence and a bit of assistance in a pleasant setting along the river.
