Edenbrook Oshkosh sits at 1850 Bowen St in Oshkosh, WI, and serves as a nursing home under the Eden Senior Care Network, offering both short-term rehab and long-term care for up to 110 residents, though the daily number usually averages around 69. Channie Lifsics, Dovie Mauer, and Pamela Rice manage the facility, while direct ownership includes Maxim Stesel, Mordechai Polstein, Dan Feinstein, Channie Lifsics, Dovie Mauer, and Rostislav Pukshansky. The place has a long list of specialized services-from 24/7 nursing and physician care to memory care, rehabilitation, physical and occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology, as well as family caregiving resources, all aimed at frail elders needing more support.
The rooms include private rehab suites, wheelchair and handicapped-accessible options, and daily comfort features like outdoor courtyard, patio access, complimentary cable TV, Wi-Fi, and an in-room dining service. Residents get help with daily needs and enjoy social and recreational activities such as arts and crafts, pet visits, on-site banking, beauty salon/spa services, family gatherings, and community outings using the facility's transportation. There's a well-equipped library and a communal dining area, with culinary services managed by registered dietitians who provide customized menus and wellness programs that fit each person's health requirements. Staff aim to build a community that feels safe and familiar, using personalized care plans and offering a say through a resident council that meets each month. A therapy team provides care with a firm but friendly approach, and leaders try to involve residents in different programs or activities as the months go by.
Edenbrook Oshkosh has amenities that make daily life easier while attending to comfort and emotional well-being, focusing on both primary and specialty medical services using holistic methods. However, state inspection and complaint reports, including a notable one from March 26, 2025, have pointed out many issues-including 21 total deficiencies, with 3 tied to infection control, and concerns involving resident rights, infection prevention, and failure to provide a safe and homelike setting or proper mobility care. Nurse turnover sits higher than state averages at 57.7%, and nurse staffing falls short at 3.42 hours per resident per day, below the state's average of 4.1. Even so, many find the staff knowledgeable and courteous, and the therapy workers professional. The facility averages a 4.0 out of 5 review score from residents and families who want a blend of care services, a sense of community, and a place where loved ones can join activities or relax in the courtyard. The environment is secure for memory care needs, and disposable medical supplies and nursing home specialties are part of their services, but families should know about past inspection citations related to resident safety and infection prevention. The website gives more details about available services and the current programs at Edenbrook Oshkosh.
