This Home sits over at 715 Birch Street in Rothschild, Wisconsin and looks just like a well-kept single-family home with vinyl, wood, and brick on the outside, and it sits on about 0.8 acres with a big five-car attached heated garage that folks use for parking because there's always someone coming and going, especially with their arranged rides to doctor appointments and community trips, and you'll notice the place is set up as a smaller adult family home because it only has four assisted living units and holds up to four residents so people get more personal help here. You walk inside and see the fireplace, fully furnished rooms, and you can tell the building was put up in 1969 because it has a solid feel, a finished walk-out basement, and the inside spread out to around 2,704 square feet with plenty of big windows and all those little modern touches - flat screen TVs, cable and WiFi, ceiling fans, and central air for summers, along with a forced air gas furnace for when Wisconsin winters roll in. This place offers studio, single bedroom, and shared apartment options depending on what a person's looking for, and the rooms come furnished with everything most folks need-washer, dryer, refrigerator, range, walk-in closet, and emergency alert system, and you even get a telephone in the room for keeping in touch.
People who stay at This Home get help with things like getting in and out of bed, moving around the house, daily dressing, grooming, showering, and there's toileting and continence assistance too, and the staff-trained and available day and night-keep up with medication reminders and management so medicine routines run smooth. Meals here are chef-prepared and served three times a day, with private dining if someone wants a quieter meal, plus community dining for those who like company, and the staff does everything from manual feeding if needed to providing nutritious choices on every plate. They've got laundry, housekeeping, linen, and the beds get made too-and for anyone needing help after surgery, or short-term respite, they have that covered. Nurses stay on-call, and the team works with doctors and outside home health providers for any extra care a resident might need, so regular health checks and pharmacy services are part of the plan.
Every day there's something on the calendar, whether it's arts and crafts in a proper studio, movie nights, group walks on the walking and jogging paths, or quieter time in the reading room, and activities come sponsored by the community to get folks visiting and talking. There's a communal kitchen, a cozy dining room that measures thirteen by thirteen, and a family room next to it for gatherings or games-most of the activity spaces keep that comfortable, lived-in feeling, helped by tile, carpet, and vinyl floors and good lighting. Residents have a sense of privacy and community because only a few people live here, and everyone gets support tailored to their needs, whether that means someone to help out with wellness programs, a massage therapy session, an to appointments inside the home, or just company in the gardens or on the porch. Safety is a focus, with 24-hour supervision, emergency systems, and smoke detectors throughout.
This property is set up for seniors needing assisted living support, especially with daily activities, recovery after surgery, and medication management, and families sometimes use their respite care for relief. According to Seniorly, This Home gets a rating of 3.8 which shows it meets the standard for quality care and comfort, but folks should always tour and ask questions to see if it feels right. Because the place's designed with both comfort and independence in mind, the small number of residents means everyone gets to know one another and staff can focus on personalized attention, aiming to keep people safe and comfortable while respecting their wishes and routines.
