Aspen Home sits at 6225 91st Avenue in Kenosha, Wisconsin, with a small, close-knit environment and just six assisted living units, so things almost always feel calm and familiar and you don't see people getting lost in a crowd. Aspen Home is licensed by Wisconsin's Department of Social Services under certification ID 13568 and license number 16024, and it offers assisted living and care for seniors, focusing on a person-centered philosophy where staff honor each resident's choices, so everyone gets care that fits their needs. The staff stays awake around the clock for supervision, which helps keep things safe, and there's an emergency alert system, so help is always close by, especially for folks who might need some extra watching or non-ambulatory care, and the building's setup works well for people using wheelchairs or needing a little help moving around.
The home itself has private and semi-private rooms, including some one-bedroom suites and studio apartments, and the rooms come furnished, so it's easier for anybody moving in. There are shared amenities like a book room, fitness area, sauna, jacuzzi, garden spaces and walking paths, a game room, a theatre room, and a snack shop, with pets welcome and nice yard spaces out back. Folks get three chef-prepared meals a day, and there's all-day dining with easy-to-read menus and special options for diabetes, high blood pressure, and allergies; the team can customize meal plans so nobody has to worry about getting the right food, and they even use robots to help serve meals for improved care and satisfaction. Housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning are included, which means residents don't have to bother about chores.
Care at Aspen Home covers several needs, including help with daily life activities like dressing, bathing, bathroom support, showering, moving from place to place, and continence or incontinence management, and there's medication management and coordination with healthcare providers so residents can keep up with their schedules and treatments. Aspen Home also provides physical therapy on site, help for people living with Parkinson's disease, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, and hospice and respite care for folks who are there short term or need support at the end of life. There's room for non-ambulatory care and board and care services for adults, and staff often arrange transportation to doctor's appointments, errands, and faith services with some parking available for visitors.
For things to do, Aspen Home lines up lots of activities like movie nights, community evenings, board games, music plans, music and pet therapy, arts and crafts, gardening, and escorted walks on the trails. There's an on-site chapel, fitness and wellness programs, and a private dining section for special events or family visits. A stylist or mobile barber comes by for haircuts and grooming, which makes it simple for everyone to look their best. Residents can take part in community-sponsored events, and the facility tries to keep things varied with both scheduled meals and flexible activities, so there's always something to do but also plenty of choice.
Aspen Home is part of the wider WALA network alongside homes like Alder Home and Birch Home. The facility allows residents to pay by private/self-pay, cash, or check. The whole place is built for comfort, with features that suit senior living while aiming to keep things safe and home-like. The location, which is not far from Aurora Medical Center and Women's Health Center, gives added peace of mind with healthcare nearby. Aspen Home just tries to offer a peaceful, supportive environment focused on dignity, respect, and everyday well-being for those in their later years.
