Bethel Home & Services

Bethel Home & Services gives people many options for senior living, including assisted living, independent apartments, memory care at Bethel Oaks Memory Care, and at-home help called Helping Hands at Home Assistance, so everyone can find something that fits their needs, whether that's a private apartment or getting extra help. They set up transportation for residents, and folks can take part in community activities, outings, and plenty of chances to socialize right on the grounds or in the larger community. The campus is smoke-free, and residents get public WiFi, eco-friendly housekeeping and laundry, along with inviting courtyard gardens, trees, and a gazebo, and sometimes you'll see the Helping Hens out there, so there's always something nice to look at or do. Bethel includes several locations-Maplewood Terrace in Viroqua, Bethel Birchwood, Coulee View Apartments, Bethel Parkside La Farge, Bethel Village Cashton, Birchwood Prairie, and Aspen Place CBRF-so each place gives a little different level of care, and people have choices for privacy and support. There's a chapel fellowship area and a staff chaplain for those who want spiritual support, following the teachings of Jesus Christ. If people need therapy, they can use special equipment or outpatient services right at the facility, and the clinic covers physical needs like rehabilitation and therapy, while also taking care of spiritual and mental well-being. Meals happen in a bistro-style dining setting with folks enjoying a continental breakfast in a homelike area. Families who visit can gather privately in rooms set aside for them. The living spaces range from private to semi-private, including 20 bigger private rooms with TVs and shared bathrooms, and the whole place stays comfortable and secure under the watch of 24-hour experienced staff, including a Nurse Consultant. People facing memory challenges can move to Bethel Oaks Memory Care, which is set up to keep them safe while helping them stay as independent as possible. Bethel Home & Services works as a not-for-profit and connects to area agencies on aging, helping folks figure out Medicare and Medicaid, veterans aid, long-term care, and different ways to pay for care, so no one's too surprised by costs or next steps. Volunteers from the community help out and the team offers many ways to get involved, whether that's by donating or working there, and they've put energy into staff training, including programs for caregiver certification and dementia care. The grounds are kept up nicely, and amenities like a food pantry and thrift shop, Bethel Butikk Food Pantry & Thrift Shop, mean there's always help for those who need it. The facility serves over 500 people each year, and the staff usually act with respect and kindness, always trying to keep people comfortable, cared for, and able to keep up their own routines as much as possible.