Genesis Crossroads in Racine, Wisconsin, offers a small and supportive senior living community with only 9 beds, so you won't feel lost in a big crowd, and folks can get to know each other. The place offers different levels of care, including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and even home care services for those who need help at home, with services like medication management, bathing, dressing, transfer help, and 24-hour supervision. The building is wheelchair accessible and helps those who aren't able to walk, so moving around isn't much of a problem for most.
People who deal with substance abuse or co-occurring mental health conditions can find long-term residential treatment here, and the program works for people who need to live at the community for more than 30 days. Treatment covers alcohol and drug issues and offers support for both men and women with gender-specific treatment plans, though there aren't any extra-special rehab groups or notable specialized programs. Seniors with memory problems including dementia are looked after by staff, and individually tailored care plans get updated as health changes. The staff works with doctors and health providers to make sure care lines up with residents' needs, with licensed nurses and staff available all day and night. There's a pharmacy on-site, weight management, incontinence care, care for Parkinson's, and short-term stays for those who are only there for a little while.
Residents can pick from studio suites and one-bedroom units, with furnished rooms, private dining spaces, and a telephone in the room, which makes it easy to stay in touch. There are on-site amenities like a hair salon, movie theater, emergency alert system, housekeeping, laundry service, concierge service, garden and courtyard, and even walking and jogging paths for exercise or relaxation. Pets like cats and dogs are allowed. Daily life includes three meals made by a chef with options for dietary needs due to allergies or diabetes, an on-site dietitian, scheduled activities, community events like movie nights, and services to help residents get where they need inside the building. The dining room offers all-day service, and for those who want privacy, there's private dining.
The neighborhood scores a 3.8 out of 10 when it comes to safety, livability, and how folks feel about the area. UnitedHealth Group and Aetna insurance are accepted. Community-sponsored outings and social programs help residents stay busy, and the staff can help residents move in with less trouble. Genesis Crossroads focuses on giving proper care, from daily assistance to more intensive medical support when needed, and tries to build a real sense of community among residents.
