Hil Root River sits in West Allis, Wisconsin, and has assisted living units licensed for up to six seniors, offering both assisted living and some long-term care services, and you'll find it's connected with HIL Andrew CBRF and HIL Anthony CBRF as well. Residents can pick from fully furnished studio apartments, shared living quarters, and one-bedroom units, and some apartments have special accommodations for memory care, all with simple, no-nonsense layouts. Meals come homemade three times daily, with options for special diets such as diabetes or high blood pressure, and staff help with things like bathing, getting dressed, toileting, washing, and other daily needs, with mobile stylist services available if someone wants a bit of help keeping up their appearance. Staff can help manage falls, reminders for the bathroom, and assistance with insulin, and there's nursing and 24-hour alert staff around when needed. The place stays clean with linen and laundry services, and the buildings have security measures and a quiet, age-restricted environment.
People live with their pets in the pet-friendly units, and the garden spaces always seem busy with activity. Regular fitness programs, movie nights, music programs, and creative activities are a staple, and there's a wellness setup that covers things like music therapy, pet visits, and board games to keep everyone busy, not to mention outdoor trips and walking paths for folks who still like a stroll or a jog, even if slow. You'll see there's a game room, reading area, hot tub, wellness area, barber and beauty shop on site, and even a steam room for relaxing, and those computers with internet for folks who want to keep connected or search for old friends. There's a bus to appointments, errands, or church if you need it, and pharmacy services are also onsite. The community is tied to several homes-names like 107TH ST HOUSE, 117TH STREET AFH, and a few others, all with state licenses like 9705 and regulated by the Wisconsin Department of Social Services. Service plans can be customized, and they aim to keep things maintenance-free for residents who prefer to spend time on other things rather than chores.
