Frieda Mae Haus is an assisted living facility in Neenah, WI, licensed as a Community Based Residential Facility with 12 beds, and it gives older adults help with daily living tasks like eating, bathing, grooming, and getting around if needed, all in a home-like setting with private or shared rooms that come furnished if you want and some rooms even have a kitchenette, so there's a mix of studio units, one-bedroom suites, and shared spaces, and while the main house at Frieda Mae Haus has 12 units, the community includes other nearby buildings like Clarity Care State Street House with 6 units, Clarity Care Greenfield House with 8, Brookdale Neenah with 20, Brewer House with 4, American Grand Assisted Living Suites with 30, Alten Haus Traditions with 15, and Alexandrite Manor VNA Apartments with 32, though each of these places offers small settings that serve between 4 and 12 residents to provide a close, comfortable feel.
Every apartment has non-slip floors and some come with large closets and smart room designs, plus they keep up with regular maintenance and take care of the grounds so things stay tidy, and there's 24-hour security systems in place along with an emergency alert system, so families can feel better about safety, and trained staff provide 24-hour non-medical care as well as medication management, and if someone needs memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, there's secure areas with activities and routines for support, all handled by staff trained for those needs.
The staff, including a culinary chef, prepare scheduled meals and offer help with eating if necessary, with special diets for allergies or diabetes, and they do weekly laundry and housekeeping, so residents don't have to worry about chores, and folks can join fitness classes, arts and crafts, creative activities, or enjoy the library, theater room, or bistro, and there's a garden and greenhouse if you like being outdoors, or a fitness center if you want to move around a little, with walking paths for some gentle exercise.
They set up transportation to appointments or group shopping trips, and there are move-in services to help with settling in, and if you want to bring a pet, they welcome animals according to house policies, so residents don't have to leave their companions behind. There's also community events like movie nights and group meals in a communal dining room, and you can get help with things like bathing or feeding, and if you have Parkinson's or dementia, they do their best to create a personalized care plan for your needs, with board and care home services or more independent living if you're able.
Frieda Mae Haus doesn't take Medicare except when certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and the place is licensed by state or local governments and operates as a "personal care home" in Wisconsin, offering assisted living, independent living, respite care, adult day care, in-home residential services, and hospice care as part of their range, with amenities that make life a bit easier and comfortable for seniors, aiming to provide peace of mind for families knowing someone's looking after their loved one.
