Country Casa sits at E8509 North Reedsburg Road in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, and serves up to 8 seniors in a Community-Based Residential Facility, which means it's small and a bit more personal than bigger places. The staff help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, transfers, and giving out medicine, and they're around all day and night if anyone needs anything, so folks don't have to worry about being alone. You'll find meals cooked fresh three times a day, and if someone needs a special menu for things like diabetes or allergies, they'll get what's right for them. There are furnished rooms with telephones, house cleaning, laundry, and dry cleaning services to keep everyone comfortable.
There's memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia and skilled nursing help for people who need wound care or rehabilitation. Country Casa has different sections like assisted living, independent living, memory care, and sometimes even hospice care, so folks can stay even if their health changes. Some buildings go by special names like Our House Senior Living, Reedsburg Assisted Care, Country View Home, and Casa De Oakes. You get help with everything from meals to medication to keeping up with doctor's appointments, and if you need a ride, there's transportation arranged for medical visits, errands, or even church.
The place feels homey because of its small size, with friendly staff and shared areas where folks gather for things like music, art programs, movies, and board games, and there's an on-site hairdresser, sometimes a book room, fitness room, or hot tub, and planned activities every day. Outdoor walking paths and gardens give room for fresh air, and emergency alert systems help keep everyone safe. There's also short-term respite care if a family caregiver needs a break. Country Casa gets its license and rules from Wisconsin's Department of Social Services, so there are protections and standards in place, and they work closely with local agencies like the Department of Aging. Every resident has a care plan made with their needs in mind, and staff help keep up with personal care, moving in, and communicating with families through online tools when needed. Community life includes group meals, evening socials, faith-based outings, exercise classes, and pet and music therapy, which helps people make friends and feel included. For folks in Wisconsin looking for long-term, non-acute care, Country Casa offers support, peace of mind for families, and a place that feels safe and welcoming as people age.
