Heights Town Homes

Heights Town Homes sits on the edge of the Village of Holmen, Wisconsin, and provides a quiet place where seniors can live independently or with help, with choices like assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, adult day services, hospice, and both short and long-term care, and when you walk through you notice it's designed like a friendly neighborhood where neighbors can meet in the community garden or stroll the walking paths, and you'll see the one-level townhomes with private attached garages and no stairs make it easy for folks with any mobility level, and the townhomes have two bedrooms, one and a half baths, generous walk-in closets, large great rooms, dining and living areas, window treatments, washer and dryer, a kitchen with pantry, full appliances, dishwasher, and garbage disposal, all with lawn and snow removal taken care of so nobody has to worry about outside chores in any season. Each apartment comes furnished or you can bring your own things, and they've included features like air-conditioning, telephone, Wi-Fi, and an emergency alert system, and you get privacy but also plenty of chances to join in with neighbors for movie nights, activities, or community outings, and inside there's a cozy dining room with a fireplace, a lounge, and a pub, so people can spend time together whenever they feel like it. The place takes care of meals with scheduled or all-day dining, including meals for allergies or diabetes, and the staff helps with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or medication if you need it, with 24-hour supervision and support for those who need it, including for non-ambulatory residents. There's also memory care with special programs and secure spaces for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and when someone just needs a short stay, maybe to give a caregiver a break, there's a respite program. The community is smoke-free and is pet friendly, and while there's a strong sense of looking out for each other, privacy is respected so people can choose how involved they want to be, and because it's located near local shops, parks, and cafes, it has that small-town feel but everything's close by. Staff can help with move-in, coordinate with health providers, and take care of things like housekeeping, linen service, laundry, and even dry cleaning, and there's always something going on with community-sponsored activities and events, which seems to help people stay social and active, and because services like home health and home care are Medicare-certified, those who live there can get extra help as their needs change, so they can stay in the same familiar place even if their health changes over time. Heights Town Homes opens at 8:30 on weekdays, and while the community includes 16 spacious one-bedroom apartments, other units offer different layouts so people can pick what fits them best, and altogether it's a place with different living options, amenities that cover comfort and safety, and a focus on both independence and support depending on what each resident needs.