The Deerfield sits right behind Westfields Hospital in New Richmond, Wisconsin, on five acres of landscaped grounds that pull in plenty of sunshine and breezes, where you'll find a country living feel but with the city's clinics, a pharmacy, and a hospital close by, so if anyone needs extra care it's just around the corner, and the community covers all the bases with four kinds of lifestyle: independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing care. The property's got a banking area, a cafe for hot coffee, a chapel, a convenience store, garage parking, and a library where people can find a good book or a quiet place, along with on-site massage therapy, salon services, and guest dining plus guest suites when family visits, and the beauty and barber shop stays busy most days with haircuts and perms. They've got emergency response pendants for peace of mind, transportation for getting around town, and spiritual care if someone feels they need to call the campus pastor-they keep it steady with group events like patio parties, bean bag games, outings, and fitness classes led by an instructor in a dedicated fitness room. Folks can relax in nicely appointed communal spaces or catch up with neighbors in the cafe or library, and families can rest easier knowing there are professionals there around the clock, with nursing care on hand 24/7 and individualized care plans whether for independent, assisted, memory, respite, or long-term care.
Memory care residents use a secure neighborhood with design details meant for individuals needing extra support due to memory loss-like alert systems for wandering and outdoor areas that are safe to enjoy-plus staff trained specifically for dementia and Alzheimer's, and you'll see the Liberty Personally Designed Living™ approach at work with skilled nursing, where the idea is to help people keep as much independence and dignity as they can. Assisted living folks get help with daily routines like meals, housekeeping, bathing or getting dressed, and medication management, and assisted and independent apartments offer private living spaces, sometimes with kitchens included. Meals are planned and cooked by chefs aiming for nutrition, and the dining room stays busy at mealtimes with both hospital-style and home-style service, so residents have a sense of routine and community. Transportation's available for errands and appointments, and the property offers short-term respite care services for caregivers who need a break.
There are housekeeping and maintenance services, a general store for daily needs, and all sorts of activity programs meant to keep folks engaged-physically, mentally, and emotionally-plus a library and plenty of opportunities for volunteering or group recreation to build a sense of community. The staff keeps a reputation for being helpful and kind, creating a culture that's both friendly and welcoming, and for those who need it, there's medication management, wellness checks, on-site medical help, and therapies designed for rehabilitation or memory care. The Deerfield connects with Presbyterian Homes & Services and is part of the Wisconsin Assisted Living Association, also providing detailed overviews for prospective residents, and information about the care types on their website, so people can take time to review everything. The Deerfield has always said the mission is to honor God by enriching the lives and touching the hearts of older adults, and you'll see this in their focus on person-centered care, respect for independence, and support for both residents and families.
