Lilac Springs Assisted Living Center

Lilac Springs Assisted Living Center supports seniors who want to stay in one place as their needs change, and it's pretty new, being built in 2015 as a single-story building, with a license from the State of Wisconsin for up to 24 residents. There's a focus on safety, so the staff is there 24 hours every day, and you'll find things like medical alert systems by Medical Guardian and home security features, along with a call system for emergencies and secure surroundings, which can be important for folks living with dementia or Alzheimer's, and they really do offer memory care and specialized services for those with mild cognitive impairment. Seniors can pick from different housing options, there's senior apartments, condos, townhomes, and everything is wheelchair accessible, with private rooms including big closets and full baths, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and all utilities except phone lines, which feels pretty nice if you ask most people. Staff help with things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and moving around, while also managing medication and checking on health with RN wellness checks, and family and friends can visit in comfortable indoor and outdoor spaces, like a sunroom, activity room, private dining rooms, regular dining room, and even a courtyard or garden with raised beds and walking paths for fresh air and a bit of exercise. The kitchen serves three home-cooked meals every day, offers snacks, and can handle diets for diabetes or allergies or low salt or sugar, and there's guest meals if company comes over. Housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning are all covered, so there's one less thing to worry about, and if you need a haircut or want to look nice, there's a barber and salon on site. Lilac Springs offers transportation, which is handy for trips to the doctor, hospital, clinics, or running errands, and they run regular activities in the arts room, the library filled with books, and movie nights or socials planned by the residents, keeping everyone's days active and connected. They accept folks over 55, help with aging in place, and also cover respite, hospice, and companion care if that's needed, making the whole place focused on keeping seniors independent, comfortable, and part of a caring community where the staff pay attention and try to make people feel right at home.