Care Partners Assisted Living

Care Partners Assisted Living sits at 1858 Mirro Drive in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, and has 15 beds, giving the place a small, home-like feel where people know each other, and the staff can really pay attention to individual needs, whether someone needs help with bathing, dressing, taking medicine, or just wants someone close by at all times, and families always seem welcome to be a part of care planning. Residents can pick between private or shared suites, so folks have choices that best fit what they're looking for, and rooms come with furniture and telephones, and there are emergency alert systems in place for safety. The place has a nice mix of indoor and outdoor areas including a common dining room, walking paths, a garden, and a fenced courtyard so residents can spend time outside or enjoy movie nights or card games inside, and they're allowed to have pets, which can make things feel a little more like home, while smoking isn't allowed indoors so the air stays clean for everyone. Staff offer help around the clock, supervised by nurses, and there's also a doctor, dentist, and podiatrist available when needed, plus physical, occupational, and speech therapy options to help folks keep moving and stay active. The community focuses on supporting each person's independence-encouraging decisions in daily life, whether it's with meal choices, activities, or taking part in things like gardening or outings-and the staff get ongoing training so their skills stay up to date, especially when caring for those with memory loss like dementia, with secure settings for memory care. Meals are provided every day and can be tailored to special diets such as diabetic or allergy-sensitive needs, and there's all-day dining if a resident wants to eat outside regular meal times. The place has a cozy feel, almost like a large family instead of an institution, and it's set up so both women and men can live there. The facility is licensed under state license number 9054 and, being part of the larger Care Partners & Country Terrace network across Wisconsin, keeps the same policies of kindness, dignity, and treating everybody with respect, whether staying long-term, just for a short break through respite care, or with hospice options as life changes. Parking is available, the showers are wheel-chair accessible, and common spaces make social life relaxed since there are regular community activities organized both on and off site, plus devotional services for residents who want them, all together creating a setting that feels secure, warm, and respectful of every person's need for independence and belonging.