Anita Adult Family Home

Anita Adult Family Home sits in a quiet Green Bay neighborhood at 1849 Burns Avenue, offering a small close-knit setting with just four licensed beds, where the focus rests on comfort, safety, and support. The staff offers 24-hour supervision and helps with daily needs like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication, making sure residents get prompt assistance whenever required, and the care plans at Anita are always shaped to fit each person's unique routines and health needs, since folks might need extra support for things like Parkinson's disease, bathroom reminders, getting around, or managing medicine. Seniors can choose between shared rooms, private suites, one-bedroom apartments, and studios with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, which helps everyone find an arrangement that fits, and the home's wheelchair-accessible design and move-in coordination help smooth the transition for those moving in. Residents eat meals prepared with organic ingredients in a cozy dining room, and staff takes care of laundry, housekeeping, cleaning, and regular vacuuming, so chores don't pile up and everyone can enjoy more relaxing days, while special diets, including allergy-sensitive and diabetes options, get close attention from the care team. Anita offers amenities and comforts like a library, a movie room with flat screen TVs, a community kitchen, a chapel, a barber and beauty shop, and even massage services, plus an on-site pharmacy for prescriptions and health needs. The grounds provide a safe, landscaped courtyard and walking paths, with secured premises and a 24-hour call system for peace of mind, and transportation and parking are arranged, if needed, for doctor visits and errands. Activities and recreation like community events, movie nights, chapel service, and gardening help seniors stay engaged, while staff help with personal care and medication management every day. Families who need short-term respite care can find help here too, with support for both temporary and ongoing needs. Anita Adult Family Home doesn't accept Medicare unless certified, maintains state or local licenses, and works closely with healthcare providers to monitor health, provide medication oversight, and adjust care as needed, so residents and their families can know someone's always looking out for their wellbeing.