Strawberry Hill sits over in Whitewater, Wisconsin, right in Jefferson County, and has a small close-knit feeling since it only serves up to 6 seniors at a time because that's what their license allows, so folks get plenty of attention from staff who are always on site, day or night, making sure residents have the support they need, whether that's with bathing, dressing, moving around, taking medicine, or keeping up with their diabetes care or physical therapy, and the place has special support for people with Parkinson's, dementia, or Alzheimer's too, along with regular visits from doctors and quick access to nurses, all to help everyone stay well and feel comfortable. The building's set up for safety, with keypad entry, panic buttons, grab bars, ADA-compliant private baths, and an emergency response system in each room, plus round-the-clock security and locked access so residents who get confused or need a little extra help are safe and accounted for, and that peace of mind seems to stretch to the families too, who can come by for visits during generous hours and meet with staff or attend scheduled family meetings.
The suites come furnished if someone wants, but residents are welcome to bring in their own things to make the spaces feel like home, with a choice between 1-bedroom, studio, or shared apartments, each with good-sized closets, cable TV, WiFi, and HD flat screens, and the bathrooms and doorways help folks with walkers or wheelchairs get around safely, plus laundry and housekeeping take care of chores so no one has to worry about that, though there's always some help nearby if a transfer or a change of clothes is needed. Besides the basics like all utilities paid except phone, residents get regular meal service-including snacks and diabetes-friendly choices-served in a big dining room, parties for holidays or special events, laundry for personal clothes, apartment maintenance, and even free rides to appointments or local outings, whether folks need to see a doctor or just want to be out in the community, with parking available for those still driving or for visitors coming by.
There's a lot to do since Strawberry Hill keeps a full calendar of activities, from arts and crafts to social programs, with dedicated game rooms, a fitness center, theater room for movies, a big library, reading nooks, and a computer room for anyone who likes to stay connected, while folks who prefer being outdoors can walk along the manicured paths or sit out on the porches; plus the place welcomes both cats and dogs for those who want their pets with them. The community also offers special services like moving help, physical and occupational therapy right on site, and respite care when a primary caregiver just needs a break for a little while.
Professional caregivers, including nurses, handle health checks and rehabilitation, and keep care plans tailored to each person's needs, making adjustments as folks change or need a new level of support, so whether someone's coming in for assisted living, memory care, or help with daily chores but not needing full-on skilled nursing, the community manages to feel both welcoming and safe, where seniors get all the help they need without losing their sense of independence or missing out on chances to socialize, get outside, or try something new. Strawberry Hill Cbrf, run by Brotoloc South, Inc, prides itself on being family-friendly, with easy opportunities for engagement between residents, staff, and loved ones, plus regular check-ins and updates so folks always know what's going on, and since there are only six residents at a time, most people there end up feeling known, and it helps make the place steady and comfortable for the people who call it home.
