Elderspan Management

Elderspan Management sits at 2445 Darwin Rd #201 in Madison, Wisconsin, and it keeps to a family-owned tradition started back in 1995, spread across several towns like Dodgeville, Spring Green, Baraboo, Lancaster, and Platteville, too, and you see right away they run more than one community, with well-known names such as Meadow Ridge Senior Living, CrestRidge Senior Living, Morningside Assisted Living, All Saints Neighborhood, Park Place Senior Living, Pines Senior Living, and Meadows Assisted Living & Memory Care, offering a range of care from independent living to assisted living and memory care in places that are built to feel like home, with private rooms to personalize, indoor and outdoor common spaces for gathering, and real activities planned onsite and offsite so there's always something to do if you want, and they've got meal and dining services so you won't have to cook, health care services that include diabetic care, incontinence care, ambulatory and high acuity care, and licensed nurses overseeing the residences which is important for folks who need a little extra help, and memory care areas use safety tools like Wander Guard systems for residents at risk for wandering, and they've set up some respite and short-term stays for those who need a place just for a bit, and for getting around they offer complimentary transportation, plus they've got this seven-review rating on A Place For Mom and they've appeared in other senior living directories, taking on a faith-driven, hands-on philosophy from founders Greg and Carol Griffin, and the leadership team today, with David as President and CEO, oversees quite a large group with almost 650 residents and 370 staff, making sure staff and residents are treated like family, and while Elderspan Management runs all these senior communities, they also manage their own employee 401(k) plan called ELDERSPAN MANAGEMENT, LLC PROFIT SHARING PLAN, which ties back to a separate office suite but always under the same culture and careful management, and with years of experience and a pretty good spread across southwest and south central Wisconsin, they've shaped their services to fit seniors who need different types of support, from day-to-day activities all the way to memory care for people with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, all while focusing on hiring and recognizing front-line staff who do the direct caring, and while their website holds more details for those who want to look, the basic fact is they put a steady focus on senior living built with both care and comfort in mind.