Evergreen Manor sits in Plover, WI, and serves seniors who need different types of care, including those with advanced age, dementia, or Alzheimer's disease, and there's a strong focus on making sure the place feels home-like and safe, especially for people who have memory issues, so the community has secure, specialized areas with the right support for memory care, and the staff at Evergreen Manor, which is operated by Tniop Housing LLC (Point Manor) and part of Evergreen Manor Inc., always tries to follow a philosophy of giving individualized care. The assisted living communities are placed on wooded acres with gardens, walking trails, and tastefully decorated interiors that help it feel more comfortable and familiar, and you'll see pet-friendly options too, which some seniors enjoy. Evergreen Manor includes several licensed locations, such as Evergreen Manor, Evergreen Manor II, and Evergreen Manor III, along with names like Home With Friends Assisted Living (license 12418), Generations (12911), CCLS Bridlewood II (310406), CCLS Bridlewood (13780), Aurora Residential Alternatives 52 (16044), and Aurora Residential ALT 053 (12700), and these places have a small number of licensed beds, mostly four, making the setting more personal.
The facility has many care options under one roof-assisted living for folks who might need help with daily living like food, hygiene, and housekeeping; independent living for those who can do most things but maybe want a bit of security; retirement community features; adult day care services to help families during the day; and continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) for changing needs over time. There's respite care for short-term help, hospice for end-of-life support, skilled nursing for medical support and rehab, home care if someone needs help in their house, nursing home beds for heavier care, and even residential care homes for round-the-clock support. Evergreen Manor also gives seniors ways to stay independent while getting safe help when needed, like with its designated common areas or safe walking paths, and its memory care services are pretty tailored, offering activities and spaces meant for people with Alzheimer's or other memory impairments so their days stay comfortable and secure. Adult day care gives folks a place to socialize and do activities during daytime hours, and the community also offers referrals, jobs for caregivers and nurses, and a general sense that the staff takes the job of caring for elders and giving their families peace of mind seriously.
Evergreen Manor doesn't accept Medicare unless it's certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and its facilities are Adult Family Homes licensed either locally or by the state. The community is committed to comfort and safety, especially for memory care residents, but it also aims to help each person feel a little more at ease with unique names for buildings and a layout designed to make getting around simple. Staff look after daily tasks while still giving residents as much independence as possible, and the range of care options across the different locations-like Arbor Pines, Broadway Berlin Pines, Hidden Pines, and the Evergreen Manor buildings themselves-means families can usually find a level of care that matches what their loved one needs right now, as well as later if things change. Overall, Evergreen Manor builds a place where older adults, especially those with memory problems, can get specialized help in a calm, pleasant setting with staff who try to see each person as an individual.
