Hil Bitterwood

Hil Bitterwood in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is a senior living community offering assisted living, independent living, and memory care services, and you'll find it in a quiet neighborhood on 3279 Bitters Court. The place has different living arrangements like private suites, semi-private quarters, and studio apartments, with safety features in each unit and all rooms furnished, and you'll find an emergency call system in case help is needed. The facility can support up to 5 seniors, and there's always staff available around the clock, with an on-call registered nurse and monthly health checks by a licensed nurse. Residents get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, moving from place to place, and medication management, and if someone needs incontinence care or falls management, the staff can assist with that. Meals are home-cooked three times a day, and snacks are always offered if someone gets hungry, plus they'll accommodate special diets for those with conditions like diabetes or hypertension. The place welcomes pets and has paths, porches, and yard areas, and residents enjoy gardening, fitness classes, music therapy, art projects, gardening, movie nights, and arranged daily group activities. There's a therapy room, a beauty shop and even mobile hairdresser services if needed, and the community kitchen lets residents cook or join in for special occasions or birthdays. There's a library, chapel, computer room, reading room, game rooms, and HD TVs, and they keep things simple with scheduled transportation for doctor visits, shopping, and faith-based outings. Staff can also help with medication, health monitoring, and physical therapy, and if a resident's care needs change, they'll create a personalized care plan with the family. Laundry and housekeeping, regular linen changes, maintenance, and concierge services come included with the home, and the price for assisted living starts at about $4,049 a month. Hil Bitterwood provides respite care for caregivers who need a break and hospice care for end-of-life needs, and the staff works to give care in a safe, courteous, and compassionate way. The facility is licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Social Services, and it's designed to help seniors maintain a good standard of living in a small, friendly, home-like setting.