North Terrace Assisted Living sits in Markesan, Wisconsin, as part of the Markesan Resident Home and North Terrace community, offering care for people who need assisted living or memory care. The exact monthly price isn't listed, but the average for the area is about $928. The community has space for up to 32 residents, and folks can choose between private or semi-private rooms, including one- and two-bedroom apartments with kitchenettes, cable TV, internet, and air conditioning. Staff stay on-site, and everyone's trained in senior care, Alzheimer's, and dementia, providing help with bathing, dressing, meals, medication, and moving around, plus diabetic support and meal plans for special diets, which includes restaurant-style dining with organic food and ingredients.
Residents get three meals a day, snacks, housekeeping, and linen service, along with regular medication reminders and weekly cleaning, so no one's really left worrying about daily chores unless they want to lend a hand. There's a secured memory care center called Anna's House for people with Alzheimer's and related memory challenges, with individualized care plans, a 24-hour call system, and safe, monitored indoor and outdoor spaces. Skilled nursing care is available, too, with RN's and LPN's on duty all day and night, and the place has a five-star CMS rating for their skilled nursing unit. Rehabilitation services cover physical, occupational, and speech therapy on-site, with palliative care provided for people who need more comfort as they age.
The activity schedule encourages social ties and keeps residents engaged, including outings to places like Little Green Lake, local parks, and regular trips for errands or appointments, plus on-site activities like music therapy, sensory games, book clubs, faith-based programs, and fitness classes so folks can find something that fits their mood. There's a small library, a garden, a beauty salon, a game room, comfortable lounges, and indoor common spaces all over so people can gather and talk or just relax on their own. Devotional services and spiritual programs happen off-site for those who want them. Residents can bring their family by with flexible visiting hours, and there's help for people who need ambulatory assistance, along with scheduled transportation for medical appointments, shopping, and other activities.
North Terrace Assisted Living aims to give each person a chance to live as independently as possible but with enough support that no one has to struggle with daily needs, and for those who need it, short-term respite stays and advice for moving in or planning for care are always available. The place tries to support the whole body, mind, and spirit, focusing on privacy, safety, and personal choices while encouraging healthy living, friendships, and a comfortable lifestyle. Always There Home Care also provides support for those who still want non-medical help at home with things like grocery shopping or meal prep. You'll find skilled nurses, caregivers, and other staff around to check on everyone, fix meals, manage medications, and look after health and routines, striving to make life easier without taking away anyone's dignity or independence.
