Catholic Charities Siesta Drive

Catholic Charities Siesta Drive sits in Montello, Wisconsin and serves up to four older adults in a peaceful, homelike setting where folks can get help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, medication, and getting around, and the licensed Adult Family Home welcomes both men and women, providing care for people who may have developmental disabilities along with dementia or Parkinson's, and it's got some good safety features like 24-hour awake staff, emergency alert systems, and routine health checks. With fully furnished rooms, studio and one-bedroom living spaces, and shared options, residents can expect comfort and basic amenities like cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, a dining room, and phones in both rooms and common areas, and there's nice outdoor space too, including a garden, landscaped courtyard, and walking paths, which some residents like to take advantage of on a nice day. The meals get tailored for dietary needs, including diabetes and allergies, and if someone needs a little more help moving in, housekeeping or laundry, or even transportation to doctor visits or groceries, Siesta Drive arranges those services, plus they handle medication management and coordinate with healthcare providers, so families don't have to worry. Activities-both daily in-house and others out in the community-are scheduled for residents, like movie nights or church services since the home is faith-based and offers Catholic services in a chapel space, but anyone is welcome, not just Catholics. Siesta Drive accepts public funding and meets HCBS guidelines, making it easier for some families, and respite care is there, too. Licensed under Wisconsin's #16030, it operates as part of Catholic Charities Central, and its location is close to pharmacies and St John's Lutheran Church, which is about 11 miles off, and other senior facilities are nearby if families ever want to compare options. The cost runs around $4,179 monthly, and since it's not a big place-only four residents-it tends to offer more personal help. Folks living there get staff help all day and night if needed, with care for long-term needs, and sometimes specialized care like incontinence support, help with mobility, or even memory care, and those services help families feel a bit of peace knowing their loved one is watched over. There isn't much in the way of public reviews out there right now, but Siesta Drive is known for a caring and supportive atmosphere as part of the larger Catholic Charities network offering various types of senior support in Marquette County.