Sonrisas Assisted Living sits in Verona, Wisconsin at 315 Llanos Street and offers a warm, small home environment where folks get help with daily living and a bit of extra support when memory issues come up, like Alzheimer's or mild cognitive problems, and you'll notice the family-owned feeling right away, with an owner who spends time with residents, and a highly trained staff always present to help folks with eating, bathing, dressing, oral care, toileting, and getting around, plus medication management and even nutrition and weight checks, which is important as people get older and health changes happen, and there's always an RN on call, visits from doctors, help with hospice when needed, and caregivers keep careful watch on everyone's health, always ready to prevent falls or adjust care plans as needs shift, which starts with an assessment made just for each person and gets updated from time to time.
Private rooms, semi-private bedrooms, and a master bedroom with its own bath are available, and the rooms come furnished, with cable and phone hookups if you want them, and couples can have private space too, so it feels much like home and not like a big facility, and the dining area is simple but inviting, just down the hall from a living room with television, VCR/DVD, and a gas fireplace for folks to gather, and the meal program includes home-cooked food and special diets for things like diabetes or allergies, with staff handling laundry, cleaning, and even dry cleaning, which lightens the load for everybody.
People who live here have plenty of ways to socialize, like rides around town in a car or golf cart, walks on local trails, backyard BBQs, bible study, movie nights, music on the patio under the gazebo, gardening in flower and vegetable plots, visits to special places like farms or a botanical garden, and the community celebrates things like seasonal festivals and pumpkin carving with neighbors and families joining in, and pets are welcome too, so cats and dogs can live in the home, and everyone gets a chance to pitch in or enjoy a bit of company as they like.
Respite care is an option, which means short-term stays are welcome if family caregivers need a break, and for folks living here longer term, staff help with things like moving in or setting up doctor visits, so getting settled is a little easier, and with regular health checks, falls management, and emergency alert systems, safety is a top concern-even at night somebody's always up and about, ready to help if needed.
Sonrisas Assisted Living holds a state license and meets Wisconsin requirements for adult family homes, so the caregivers are experienced and keep up with training, and the small size means relationships feel close, with plenty of personal touches in how the staff and families keep in touch, always trying to make sure each resident's life story and needs are respected. With everyday comforts, support for personal care, and activities to fill the days without pressure, the place tries to balance homey living with careful help, doing its best to give peace of mind, though the review score currently stands at 5.7 from several reviews, something to keep in mind if you're comparing care options.
