Richland County Care offers a small, quiet place for older adults who need daily help and support, and the staff focuses on keeping people safe, comfortable, and respected throughout the day and night, making sure someone's always nearby if anyone needs help with dressing, bathing, or taking medicine, and the staff is trained to help people with memory loss, Alzheimer's, or dementia so residents stay safe if they wander and get a calm, steady setting that helps manage anxiety. The facility has several adult family homes and assisted living units in Richland Center, WI, like EDEN VALLEY HOUSE on Eden Valley Lane with three beds, and places like DEER VALLEY, CARLEY ADULT FAMILY HOME, BURTON ADULT FAMILY HOME, ALLISON PARK GROUP HOME, and both ABLE HOUSE and ABLE HOUSE RC, each with room for four seniors, and these homes stay small so every person gets personal attention and care that fits their needs and abilities, and they help with things like laundry, cooking, housekeeping, and giving medicine, plus they organize doctor visits and have on-site nurses for checkups.
People can bring pets to some homes, and choose between private or shared rooms, which are simple and easy for anyone with mobility needs, and there's a dining hall that serves meals all day, with special menus for people with allergies or diabetes, and snacks between meals are always out. They set up regular group activities, movie nights, hair salon days, and outings in the community, with walking trails, a cafe, gardens, and areas to exercise or just rest outside if the weather allows for it, and every room has emergency cords and phones, so help is a call away if someone falls or needs help right away. Staff handle all sorts of care needs, including for people with diabetes, Parkinson's, or folks who just need a little extra help moving about; there's even short-term care and rehabilitation for those who need it. There are reminders for things like taking showers or medicine, and a licensed nurse is available when needed, plus the staff works closely with families and doctors to keep everyone informed and supported.
Richland County Care is part of the Wisconsin Assisted Living Association and takes part in events or programs like the WALA Workforce Symposium, offering members-from owners to employees-access to training, education, updates, and legal support, and their approach follows state licensing rules, with facilities certified and inspected for safety, comfort, and quality. Residents pay for long-term care here out of pocket, as Medicare isn't accepted unless the facility is specifically certified for that. These homes emphasize a laid-back rhythm, community meals, maintenance help, social rooms, and staff who know the people they care for, aiming for peace of mind for both residents and their families, and most days keep to a steady pattern of meals, outings, activity times, and friendly faces ready to help if you need anything-nothing fancy, just a quiet, steady place for people to be well looked after.
