Oak Heights Assisted Living Facility in Mosinee, Wisconsin, serves seniors who need help with daily activities like dressing, bathing, eating, and managing medications, and it's got those seven assisted living units that let people pick from studios, one-bedrooms, or even shared spaces if they want, and all the rooms come with kitchenettes, washers, dryers, and even telephones so it feels more like home. Folks living here can get support for memory issues such as Alzheimer's and dementia, and there's also specialized help for Parkinson's, so whether someone's living with mild confusion or needs more hands-on care, the trained staff are awake and available 24/7, always close by to answer call buttons or help in an emergency.
The place makes sure every elder can get around easily since the building's handicap accessible with ADA-compliant bathrooms, mobility support, and emergency buttons in the rooms, and if someone needs extra help, say, with feeding or getting to the bathroom, staff can step in, plus on top of all that, the folks here can bring a pet along if that's important to them. Oak Heights takes care of meals with chef-prepared dishes, special dietary menus for diabetes or allergies, snacks all day, and a bistro, while the dining room runs on a schedule but has all-day options, so it's pretty flexible according to what each person wants, and even has a dementia-friendly menu.
Beyond just daily care, Oak Heights offers memory care and dementia support, respite and hospice care when required, and case management for more complicated situations, and they're able to handle diabetes, help with transferring from beds and chairs, and other health needs, plus the licensed nurses are on-site all day and all night, and a doctor visits each month for wellness check-ups. Residents can join regular outings, gatherings, and holiday parties with family, and use the beauty shop, garden, patios, arts-and-crafts room, movie theater, computer center, telephones, fitness room, therapy section, library, and decks, with activities and creative games scheduled every day, making the place feel busy and social but still personal because it's a small community.
Housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning are available, which keeps suites clean and tidy, while transportation is arranged for appointments and errands without extra worries about parking, and staff help with moving in if needed. Security gets a nod with keypad entry, emergency alert systems, and round-the-clock supervision, so peace of mind isn't left to chance. The facility assists people who move independently or need full support, manages conditions like Parkinson's or diabetes, and has non-ambulatory care too, and because of its small size, staff can make care plans for each person.
Everything falls under license number 13486, and Oak Heights fits into the broader community with choices like memory care, senior apartments, retirement options, and even continuing care for those wanting to age in place, so whether rest and quiet or a bit of fun with movie nights, community meals, garden walks, or art projects is what someone's after, the options are open for seniors and their families.
