A Touch of Home

A Touch Of Home 2 sits in Marshfield, Wisconsin, and offers assisted living and memory care in a cozy, home-like place at 720 S Cypress Ave. This house is licensed for up to 8 residents, with special services for those living with dementia or other memory problems, and it's got License #10373. The home feels peaceful, quiet, and has spaces where everyone can sit together for movie nights, play games, join in music or animal therapy, and take part in planned activities and regular exercise if they want. Residents can get help with things like bathing, getting dressed, and moving around, and there's always someone nearby because the home gives 24-hour supervision for daily needs and medications. Meals here are cooked in the house, with three served each day, and there's always room to change the menu for people with diabetes, high blood pressure, allergies, or other specific needs. There's a traveling hairstylist who comes to do folks' hair right in the house, and the place has furnished rooms, laundry, daily housekeeping, and a dining room for shared meals, plus gardens, a walking path, and a book room for quiet time. If someone needs a doctor's appointment, church ride, or a trip to the store, transportation can be arranged. A Touch Of Home 2 does not allow pets, but it does make room for the things people care about, with special activities and Alzheimer's programs to help residents with memory care needs. The home is wheelchair accessible and can help both ambulatory and non-ambulatory seniors. The facility gives respite care for family caregivers who need a break. Emergency alert systems and move-in help make it less stressful when someone first arrives. This place aims for a comfortable and steady life, with personalized care plans and options for people with dementia and hospice needs, so residents can feel supported whether needing a little help or a lot. In the end, it's a small, simple community where people can keep up with hobbies, stay social, and know that their care will match their needs and their changing health, and folks can take a tour to see what daily life is like.