Homewood Adult Family Home

Homewood Adult Family Home sits in a quiet residential neighborhood in Racine, Wisconsin, licensed under Wisconsin license #14094, and has just 4 assisted living units, so you won't feel lost in the crowd there. The staff give round-the-clock supervision and help with bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, and using the bathroom, and they have personalized service plans for each person, trying to cover everything from mild cognitive problems to non-ambulatory needs, and even offer memory care for those with dementia. They've got studio rooms, one-bedroom apartments, and shared spaces, including furnished rooms with emergency alert systems, internet, computers, HD TVs, and phone service, so families can always stay in touch or check in if they want. Meals are served in the dining room and are made by a chef, with all-day dining options, and the staff can watch out for special diets, whether you need diabetic, allergy-sensitive, or just regular food, and someone's always there for help during mealtime. Homewood Adult Family Home has a café, a library, reading rooms, walking paths, and gardening spots outside, along with a hair salon, a theatre, and an entertainment and games room, so there's always something to do for those who want it, not to mention movie nights and parties for special occasions. The staff can help with moving in, laundry, dry cleaning, housekeeping, and even provide transportation and parking if family members want to visit for the day. Pets are allowed, both dogs and cats, and there's a landscaped courtyard where residents and visitors sometimes sit and talk or just enjoy the air. Nurses are on site, staff are always on-call 24/7, and monthly checkups are set up with physicians, with routine health checks, diabetic needs management, and medication coordination with doctors if needed. Families can also join support groups if they want, and the place takes care to keep a safe, peaceful routine without things feeling rushed or crowded. Homewood Adult Family Home does not accept Medicare unless certified by specific agencies. The service tries to give peace of mind to families and steady care for seniors who want a quiet, comfortable place with help always nearby but not imposed, and with a friendly, small staff who get to know the people who live there.