Apria Healthcare I

Apria Healthcare I sits at 2021 Kern Avenue in Rice Lake, Wisconsin, close to local hospitals, pharmacies, and an eye clinic, so people have what they need nearby, and the building itself is medium sized, with private and shared rooms that start at $4,000 per month, where you'll see movies in the evenings, walk through the garden, or join community and resident-run activities without feeling crowded or overlooked, and you'll also notice that the place has cable TV, Wi-Fi, furnished living spaces, a dining room with all-day dining and special meals for people with diabetes or allergies, as well as a handy kitchenette so folks can fix little snacks on their own. They've got scheduled daily activities to help people stay engaged, print directories for information, and community amenities like walking paths, a barber or salon, emergency alert systems, plus laundry, housekeeping, and help moving in if you need it, which keeps things orderly and comfortable. Apria Healthcare I covers medical needs pretty thoroughly, supplying medical equipment like oxygen therapy, inhalation therapies, sleep apnea treatment, negative pressure wound therapy, and enteral nutrition, and they offer home respiratory services, medication management, and even assist with bathing, dressing, moving around, and make sure someone's always there watching round the clock with a 24-hour call system, so emergencies can get attention right away. There's also a focus on mental health, so the staff run activities and therapies meant to support folks who might feel stressed or down, and they've got transportation you can use for doctor visits or errands outside of the building. The facility receives mixed reviews, with some people mentioning rude staff and poor service, which is worth considering if you're thinking about the place, and while the site lists insurance services as part of their offering, there's no verified accreditation, but they do keep weekday hours from about 8 AM to 5 PM. There's no telehealth, but they try to coordinate care with outside healthcare providers, and with their focus on supplying a full range of medical and daily support equipment, they're mainly dedicated to helping residents get what they medically need, though it's not going to have every extra feature some larger or luxury places might offer.