Finch House is a small senior living community that offers a supportive and caring environment for older adults, and folks here can get assistance with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and moving from place to place, and there's always staff around to help out, even through the night, so people feel safe. They work with healthcare providers to make sure residents' medical needs are coordinated, and they offer special help for people with dementia or mild memory loss, which means there's extra attention to keep people comfortable and to support folks who might get confused or need reminders. Meals are provided every day, with homemade dishes that can be adjusted for people with allergies, diabetes, or special diets like vegetarian or kosher, and there's always attention to food safety for those with special health concerns.
There's a dining room where people gather for meals, and the community holds planned activities, movie nights, music programs, and even animal therapy, which some find brings comfort, plus you'll see garden spaces, walking paths, and scheduled trips outdoors or for shopping. Residents can enjoy having a private or shared room, with basic furnishings and telephones, and there's help with things like laundry, cleaning, dry cleaning, and arranging rides for appointments or visits to spiritual places. They've got a community alert system in case of emergencies, and staff members can provide hands-on care, including medication management, diabetic care, help with bathing or transferring from bed, and support for people who have trouble walking or might need help with using the restroom. For those with incontinence needs, assistance is available, and they can help with things like insulin doses or adjusting diets for certain health conditions, as long as you ask about it.
Finch House offers both short-term respite stays and longer hospice care, and the staff work to keep everyone engaged and active, whether that's through tabletop games, evening community events, creative workshops, or quiet time in the book room, garden, or maybe even a sauna or health room if available. The staff aims to support each person's choices, trying to keep routines flexible and respect each resident's independence and dignity, and since they're licensed by the State of Wisconsin to provide assisted living, memory care, and board and care home services, you can expect care that matches individual needs, including for those who can't get around easily and require non-ambulatory care. Housekeeping, beautician services, and transportation for errands or medical visits are all handled, while community-sponsored activities run daily, giving everyone a chance to connect or enjoy their own hobbies.
