Willow Pointe Memory Care sits at 143 Prairie Oaks Drive in Verona, Wisconsin, and offers a quiet community focused on seniors who live with memory loss, Alzheimer's, or dementia, holding space for up to 20 residents in assisted living and memory care. People who come here find semi-private, furnished rooms with kitchenettes, all appliances, cable or satellite TV, telephone, and Wi-Fi, and rooms look out onto secure and enclosed outdoor courtyards where people can walk or spend time in the sun if they want. Health needs get regular attention from a registered nurse who performs health checks, with care options that include diabetes monitoring, Parkinson's care, occupational therapy, help with dressing, bathing, or transfers, and for those who need it, spoon feeding or incontinence care, and medication management straight from staff who're trained to help folks with memory problems.
Meals are made by chefs who know how to plan for allergies or diabetes, and residents eat in a well-lit dining hall with guest meals offered, and people can dine together as friends or neighbors if they want. There are activities every day, with a full-time activity director who organizes outings, life enrichment through arts and crafts, movie nights, garden walks, community events, and special Flourish Programming for mental and cognitive health, with devotional services available. Residents have access to a spacious library and rooms where they can do art, use computers, or just visit, and there's a beauty salon and barbershop on-site when someone wants a trim or massage therapy for relaxation.
Daily life gets easier here thanks to housekeeping, laundry services, personal help with daily living tasks, ADA bathrooms, emergency call buttons in each room, and secure design for safety and easy access, plus coordination with outside doctors as needed. Residents can take the community's free transportation for errands or appointments, and parking is available for those who need it. Willow Pointe Memory Care offers respite care and guest meals, allows pets, and has programs and spaces made to promote friendships and a family feeling, all under the supervision of staff who have experience caring for people with memory impairments. Residents can join trips out, enjoy social events in the Commons Area, and spend quiet time in the library or courtyard, making it a place where people can find safety and comfort with dignity and respect.
