Andrew Home

Andrew Home sits at 909 Old Tower Road in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, and offers care for up to 8 residents in a quiet, home-like setting, so you'll find assisted living, independent living, memory care, and long-term residential care all under the same roof, and you can expect both staff support for those who need help with daily living like dressing, bathing, or transferring, and a bit more independence for those who prefer that, with furnished rooms, private living spaces, and some spots having a kitchenette for convenience. Residents get three meals a day, and staff can adapt food for allergies or diabetes, so you'll find options for everyone's diet, and with all-day dining, folks have flexibility. For activities, there's a full-time activity director who helps organize art classes, movie nights, group events, trips into town, and outings, which keeps things lively, and you'll see both on-site programs like devotional services and plenty of off-site activities, plus visiting the beauty salon or relaxing in the enclosed courtyard or out on the garden walking paths can happen most any day. Andrew Home welcomes cats and dogs as companions, and staff are there around the clock to handle medication, help manage diabetes or incontinence, and support folks who don't walk quite as easily, since the place is wheelchair accessible and staff assist with transfers. The laundry service, housekeeping, transportation, and parking round out most practical needs, and phones are available too, so residents can keep in touch or just enjoy a quiet talk. Andrew Home is licensed by state and local authorities, with regular safety checks, and the place is part of a group of similar facilities in Southeastern Wisconsin-like Anthony Home, Bonnie Lane Home, Bradford Home, Doherty Home, Downing Home, and Hanson House-which helps keep standards steady. The community is run by employees, which tends to make for a steady team, and staff speak English to make communication smooth. Respite care is possible for families who need a break, and there's specialized care available for individuals diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome. Medicare isn't accepted unless the place is specifically certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Andrew Home focuses on being a steady, supportive place where older adults can live safely, find community, and get help as health needs change.