Serenity Living "A Touch of Home"

Serenity Living 1 "A Touch of Home" sits in a quiet neighborhood in Marshfield, Wisconsin, at 1301 E Doege St, where up to eight seniors can live in a small, home-like setting with experienced caregivers around at all hours. The facility's family-owned and operated and has been providing care for over 30 years, focusing on people who want to keep their independence but still need some help with daily things like bathing, dressing, or handling medicine, and they've set things up so there are always staff awake and alert, ready to provide support when needed, including for those needing end-of-life care or hospice. The staff are multilingual and speak English, and they get special training to help residents with dementia or mild cognitive impairment, with a secure environment both inside and in the garden area for memory care folks, as well as amenities like walking paths, a small library, and movie nights. Living spaces are simple, mostly private bedrooms or studios, some with kitchenettes available, and rooms come furnished; you'll find all the basics like laundry, scheduled meals, and family-style dining, with special attention paid to food allergies or diabetes diets, and you'll also see the kitchen staff cook home-style meals fresh every day. The building is kept secure, with an emergency alert system, and residents get help as much as they need, whether it's just a reminder to take their medicine, help moving around, or more hands-on support. Serenity Living 1 "A Touch of Home" also coordinates moves for easy transitions, offers different activities through the week, and has a close-knit feel since there are never more than eight people living together at each of their four Marshfield locations run by Serenity Living LLC. They're classified as assisted living and community-based residential facilities that belong to the Wisconsin Assisted Living Association, with proper state-certified staff on hand for medication management, regular health checks, and personalized care-if any medical need comes up, you're not far from Medwest and Norwood Health Center. The place's community review score isn't very high, sitting at 2 out of 10 on a proprietary scale, which may mean some people haven't been fully satisfied, but the staff focus on offering dignity and as much independence as possible, letting families have some relief knowing their loved ones are watched over, whether for assisted living, memory care, or hospice. You'll find the place open daily from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm, providing the kind of everyday routines-housekeeping, medication, health monitoring, home healthcare, and personal care-that help seniors keep living with respect and safety, even as their needs change.