Arthur Rose sits in New Richmond, Wisconsin, and offers a quiet spot for seniors who need some extra help each day, and with only 8 assisted living units, folks can count on a small, more personal setting. The facility covers a lot of ground with daily care, like help with taking medicine, baths, getting dressed, moving around, even help with feeding by spoon if that's needed, and they've got folks who can help with Parkinson's care too, so you'll see they try to look out for people dealing with different problems as they age. The staff stays awake and onsite around the clock, and there's a licensed nurse on-call 24/7 in case something comes up in the night or early morning, which gives some peace of mind. The bathrooms are ADA-compliant, so you'll find them easier to get around in for anyone using a walker or wheelchair, and the whole place is a non-ambulatory facility, so there's support for people who can't move around too well.
The building's fully secured, family can stay over if needed for a little while, and people who live there can bring their pets along, since Arthur Rose welcomes animals, which not every place does, and that can make it feel more like home for pet owners. They even offer respite care so caretakers can get a break when they need it. Besides the basics, there are a few perks like a games room where folks can play cards or bingo, a theatre room for movies, computer access for keeping in touch or browsing, daily entertainment options, and a concierge service for arranging things, which is helpful for running those small but important errands. Residents can catch a ride to appointments with free transportation, get laundry done, and park their cars on the grounds. Everybody gets regular health checks and health monitoring, and there's support for diabetes management if someone needs it. In the community, there's a mix of one-bedroom accommodations with all the appliances you'd need for day-to-day life, so it's set up to make things easier and comfortable.
Arthur Rose handles assisted living, memory care for folks with dementia, and both independent and communal living setups. Licensed under Wisconsin's License #13421 as a community-based residential facility and with its capacity for 8 beds, they keep the focus on helping seniors stay safe and supported, and while no place is perfect, the support offered is practical and centered around the needs of older adults living in New Richmond, Wisconsin.
