Infinite Ability Inc sits on W9188 Rehdantz Road in Portage, Wisconsin, and works as a small, licensed Adult Family Home offering long-term care for seniors, with a focus on thoughtful support and specialized programs, especially for brain trauma survivors. The home handles only four assisted living beds, so each resident gets attention, with staff helping people manage daily needs like bathing, dressing, meals, transfers, and medication, and there's always someone around for 24-hour supervision. The team coordinates care with doctors and nurses, helping with things like medication monitoring, diabetes management, and continence programs, and keeps things running smoothly thanks to regular housekeeping, move-in help, laundry, and emergency alert systems.
Residents eat in a dining room where staff prepares meals to support special diets, allergies, and diabetes, and there's all-day dining if routines change or someone needs a snack late. There's a strong sense of community, with plenty of regular activities-movie nights, themed events, and programs to keep people engaged-and many like to spend time in the gardens or use the outdoor walking paths. Rooms come fully furnished with things like telephones, large screen TVs, and Wi-Fi, and the living space covers private bedrooms or shared communal spots and small studios with simple designs, so people have choices based on their need for privacy or company.
Infinite Ability also gives transportation so people can get to appointments or nearby services and helps with social trips, plus there's parking for anyone who drives. Amenities include a library, private dining room, community areas, bistro, concierge service, and on-call licensed nurse. The staff assists with transfers and spoon feeding if needed, and the home also offers memory care, respite services, and independent living options, though the size of the home means it keeps a close and family-style atmosphere.
Since 2003, Infinite Ability has provided services, especially with a mission to foster independence and highlight what people can do, not what they can't, and that mindset runs through everything from individual care plans to vocational programs for clients with brain trauma. The home doesn't accept Medicare unless it's certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and all its beds are licensed and inspected locally. The Seniorly Community Score for Infinite Ability is 3.8, reflecting fair ratings and family reviews. Every day, staff help seniors stay comfortable, safe, and connected, with tailored support and simple comforts that make daily life a little easier.
