Prospect Place is a small senior living community with only four assisted living units, so residents get quite a bit of personal care and have space for privacy but can still join group activities if they want to. The caring staff help residents keep their independence but give help when it's wanted, like with medication management, bathing, dressing, getting around, and other daily needs, so folks can feel safe and comfortable while keeping their dignity. There's respite care at Prospect Place, which means short breaks for primary caregivers, and memory care is available too for residents who struggle with confusion or are at risk for wandering. There are on-site nurses, 24-hour security systems, emergency alerts, and a focus on safe surroundings.
Living units at Prospect Place are all fully furnished, and there are options for one-bedroom, private, semi-private, and studio layouts, which gives some choice in how to settle in. Residents get housekeeping, linen service, laundry, and dry-cleaning, so they spend less time on chores and more time on what they enjoy. The building has wifi and cable TV in rooms, so folks can stay in touch and keep up with the shows they like. There's a dining room where staff serve meals with all-day dining options and special menus for people with dietary needs like diabetes or allergies, and there are snacks always available too.
Residents can use transportation services for rides to doctor visits, grocery stores, or other appointments, and there's help with move-in coordination if needed. The community's got walking paths, gardens, a games room, a library, and communal living spaces. Staff arrange scheduled activities and events every day, like movie nights and gardening, which help everyone stay engaged and social. Nurses monitor health and give tailored care plans, and there's even rehabilitation for folks who need help after a hospital stay. Staff can help with legal matters, workers' compensation, and support service referrals, and Prospect Place holds member benefits like advocacy, webinars, legislative updates, and quality improvement programs for assisted living providers under Wisconsin license #10455.
Prospect Place offers independent living, assisted living, nursing home, and memory care options in a setting that tries to feel like home. Seniors facing Parkinson's, needing transportation, or wanting extra help with meals or medication will find these services too, and there's help for special diets. The facility also provides counseling, crisis support, community service programs, family strengthening, refugee support, affordable housing, and food access-a broad set of services that's grown out of an affiliation with a Lutheran church and a partnership with hundreds of congregations. The programs include The Market and The Babies' Place, which gives diapers monthly to over 200 children, and aim to help residents, families, and the community feel supported, connected, and cared for. Prospect Place is one of several locations including Hamilton House, Reynolds Place, and 7th Street Suites, and has a staff portal to manage care and services. Many clients say their quality of life improves, and there are plenty of ways for new residents to get the help and community they need.
