Our Family Home in Green Bay, Wisconsin, has four assisted living units and is licensed by the state under #14771, offering a blend of studio units, single bedrooms, and shared living spaces, and you'll find fully furnished rooms with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, plus air conditioning, cable TV, internet access, and phones in every unit, and folks can choose either private suites or shared rooms depending on what suits them best, which is nice since everyone's needs are different, and if you like your meals made for you, you'll get three meals every day, all made with organic ingredients, and the staff there handle meal prep, housekeeping, linen, laundry, and even dry cleaning, so you don't have to bother about chores, and there's a bistro, private dining, and snacks for those moments you want something special, and the dining room serves up meals that fit special diets, like for folks with allergies or diabetes, and you can bring your pet if you want, since they do allow pets, which is good news for people who don't want to be separated from their animal friends.
The staff provide 24-hour supervision, and there's a 24-hour call system so you can always get help if you need it, and there are nurses on hand for medication management and health needs, and they'll help with things like bathing, dressing, transfers, and reminders for the bathroom, while the staff also assist people with incontinence and mobility, so folks who need non-ambulatory care, help with transferring, or mealtime support, will find help here, and there's care planning and rehabilitative services meant to fit what each person needs, so whether you're looking for assisted living or something more specialized, like memory care, you can talk with them about what's best, plus they keep in touch with healthcare providers to make coordination smoother.
Folks living here get transportation to doctor appointments, as well as rides to the grocery store, and staff will arrange other transportation if needed, and there's parking for those who drive and regular community activities, like game nights and scheduled events, so there's always something to join if you're in the mood, and for people who like being outside, there are walking trails, a courtyard, and a garden, while inside you'll find a chapel, library room, bistro area, computer access, weight management options, a game room, and places to just relax quietly or chat with others, with plenty of organized activities and the Paragon Activity Club for younger residents needing support, while the facility also has services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including things like Transition Services, Prevocational Skills training, and Employment Services.
Maintenance chores like cleaning and home repairs are all handled by the staff, and there's support for daily activities, so the living experience is low-stress and easier to manage, and people who need a short stay can also find short-term care options, and with pet-friendly space, outdoor gardens, routine housekeeping, pharmacy service, and all those modern touches like HD TVs and internet access, it's clear they try to make the place practical and comfortable for folks with different backgrounds and needs, and if you're moving in, they help with the coordination to make the transition a bit less overwhelming, and all the while, the approach there tries to focus on making people feel they belong and have their needs respected, without making things more complicated than necessary.
