Rem Wisconsin III Elizabeth Drive

Rem Wisconsin III Elizabeth Drive sits in Holmen, Wisconsin, and has room for up to four older adults or senior couples at a time, which means people get a quieter place with plenty of personal attention. Folks who live here get help with everyday things like bathing, dressing, moving around, and taking medicines, and there's always someone around, both day and night, for safety and support. The building feels home-like, has air conditioning, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, furnished rooms, and both private and shared suite options, which works out real nice for married couples or people staying alone because they've got some apartment layouts to pick from, including one-bedroom and studios. Residents can bring pets, use communal kitchen spaces, and join in group meals made with organic food, and staff can match meals to special diets like for people who need allergy-friendly or diabetes-friendly food. There's a big focus on keeping people active and social, with things like movie nights, fitness rooms, arts and crafts, chapel, walking paths, a garden, a greenhouse, and community events every day plus they run wellness classes and massage therapy for folks who want that. Housekeeping, linen service, dry cleaning, and laundry are all taken care of, and there's a service that helps folks move in, too. Outside of activities, people can use internet, cable TV, and phones in their rooms, and the building has a 24-hour call system, emergency alert system, and secured doors-especially in the memory care wing for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and there's special care for Parkinson's disease and recovery from surgery as well. If folks need to go to appointments, there's transportation and on-site parking, and staff can manage medicines, help coordinate with healthcare providers, and offer physical therapy right on the spot. People can get respite care, live with a spouse or alone, and the staff builds individual care plans to fit what each person needs, covering things from weight management to non-ambulatory care, all in this little community that tries to keep itself open, warm, and safe for everybody who lives there.