Comforts of Home Advanced Memory Care and Men's Memory Care - River Falls sits at The Lodge in River Falls, Wisconsin, and offers both assisted living and memory care in a home-like setting designed mostly for men with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, so you really see residents who need secure, steady support and routines, and the care team there stays alert around the clock, always ready through a 24-hour call system. Families and staff meet regularly in care conferences to talk about changes or updates in someone's care, and they work together on personalized plans, which can be real helpful if you see changes in behavior or memory, since people's needs tend to change over time. This place uses a community score system where families and residents can rate satisfaction and care quality, and right now, they've got a strong 9.7 out of 10 rating, which kind of speaks to people being pleased, but also, management acts quickly if there's a care concern, and they always reach out to family if there's any question or change.
Men's Memory Care is set up for males with moderate to severe dementia, so you'll find rooms and routines tailored to their needs, and all of this happens inside a safe, locked area to help prevent wandering and confusion, and staff are trained to handle tough or complicated situations that might come up with memory changes. You get a choice of studio layouts, and each room comes furnished with a telephone, and you can always use laundry or dry cleaning help, so things stay tidy. There's a focus on activities, with staff leading daily social programs, walks out by the pond or on the walking paths, organized movie nights, trips to the barber, time spent out in the gardens, and a little library, plus resident-run activities if someone wants to help or join in. Communal dining rooms serve all-day, restaurant-style meals with options for allergies, diabetes, or other diets, so residents can eat what suits them best, and scheduled meal times help with the daily routine.
There's help for almost any daily task, whether it's bathing, dressing, or using a walker, and medication management is handled by a trained team. You'll also find extra health care support, including things like general counseling and end-of-life help, and both men and women can receive respite care for short stays. Behavioral Health Integration services at The Bluffs and specialized programs at The Gardens add another layer for residents who need complex or advanced memory care, and they use therapies to strengthen cognitive function and keep up daily routines, which can make a difference when someone feels lost or confused. They keep things clean and tidy, and the caretakers are known for extra patience and kindness, which helps residents feel comfortable and understood. The community is part of the Comforts of Home & Gracewood, and White Pine Senior Living, accepting Medicaid, private pay, long-term care insurance, and VA benefits. The focus stays on connection, safety, and dignity, and the team really tries to make sure every man can feel a sense of belonging, even in the middle of memory loss, by giving consistent support, open family communication, and a strong, familiar environment.
