Caring Hands Assisted Living

Caring Hands Assisted Living, licensed under State License 0015920, sits at 2514 Wisconsin Ave. in New Holstein, Wisconsin, with room for up to 44 residents and has suites with private bathrooms and showers, plus plenty of closet space, cable in each unit, and phone connections, which gives folks privacy and some comforts of home, and you'll see thermostatically controlled heat and air for every room, so residents can adjust the temperature to their liking without much trouble, and families appreciate those safety features like the emergency nurse call system and twenty-four-hour supervision by friendly resident assistants who are always around and ready to help and keep an eye out for everyone, and when residents have trouble moving around, there's wheelchair accessibility, non-ambulatory care, help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and general activities of daily living, and there's no extra charge for needing that help, which is important for many folks.

You can tell Caring Hands tries to make life feel comfortable and home-like without making things too fancy or out of reach, as they're set up to keep things affordable and supportive, so people can hold onto dignity, independence, and choice, and there's a real sense of supporting individuality-each resident gets a personalized care plan, whether someone needs light nursing, incontinence management, medication monitoring, dementia support, memory care, or even assistance with moving in and arranging transportation to doctor's appointments, and if people can't get out to the doctor, visiting physicians will stop in, and the office can even help with getting oxygen supplies when needed.

Residents have meals served three times a day in a dining room that does all-day dining with restaurant-style options, and there's real care around food allergies and diabetic diets, and snacks are set out between meals, and families notice the housekeeping and laundry get done weekly, with dry cleaning service too, so rooms stay tidy and clean, and of course, there's a housekeeper service throughout.

You're not allowed to keep pets, but people don't seem to mind since the facility fills the place with activities, like arts and crafts, baking club, board games, cards, music entertainers, Friday night movies with popcorn, social hour with coffee, bingo with families, and regular church services, and there's even an exercise group called stretch and flex, which helps keep folks moving. There's a beauty salon and barber shop, and beautiful patios and gardens for people who like to get outside and garden or take in the fresh air, plus the community spaces like the activity room-complete with TV, DVD, CD player, and piano-give folks places to gather, watch movies, or listen to music, and there's a dining room, a lobby, and quiet places for family visits or group gatherings.

All residents have access to the Internet and computers, which matters these days, and rooms come with emergency alert systems, and you'll find safety and security are a focus here, with emergency alert systems throughout. They run a regular set of activities like community outings, and residents can join in on whatever they like, with schedules always changing. They also host events such as the Calumet County Foot Care Clinic. For residents who need it, there's a dementia waiver program, so they can provide more specialized support, and they offer memory care for folks with cognitive troubles.

The place is close to shops, medical offices, and churches in town, so it's pretty easy for families to visit, and Caring Hands has an online contact form for questions, plus photos, a newsletter, a calendar, and floor plans online for people who want to learn more. The building itself offers wide hallways, walking paths, an arts room, and accessibility tools like increased text and high contrast, which helps people with different needs get around and use the space. Caring Hands Assisted Living has a steady, straightforward approach to providing necessary supports, staying focused on resident comfort and helping each person keep as much independence and choice as possible throughout their stay.