Our House Senior Living Wisconsin Rapids Memory Care sits at 2711 12th St S in Wisconsin Rapids and serves adults 55 and over who need help because of memory loss or dementia, and the place keeps things simple and comfortable so folks feel relaxed and safe. The building offers both single rooms and semi-private options, each with private closets and big windows for natural light, and the common areas include a fireside living room, a television lounge, and a front porch with a sitting area that's nice for fresh air. All spaces, including showers and tubs, are handicap accessible, and you'll see hand railings in the hallways and private entryways from well-lit halls, so everyone moves around with less worry. Residents get three healthy meals a day, family-style in a community dining room that links right to a snack bar and kitchen, and friends or relatives can join in for meals whenever they'd like. There's an enclosed courtyard with raised planting beds, a landscaped yard, and pets like cats and dogs might be allowed.
Staff trained in memory care work around the clock to help with bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and managing medications, and if someone needs more support with things like diabetes, incontinence, or other health challenges, there's supervised care for that too. Security stays a focus with locked entries and exits, a personal call system in each resident's room, and emotional support so loved ones can breathe a little easier knowing people aren't wandering or at risk. The facility offers brain fitness programs, planned trips, activities inside and outside, and a full-time activities director schedules group events, devotional services, and cognitive therapy exercises, helping keep folks' minds active and days meaningful. Guests can get meals, and the whole facility aims to be a supportive, home-like place where residents get respect and a sense of independence, even when they need some help. Respite care is available for short stays when openings allow. The community cares for both long-term and short-term needs and always works to create a safe, welcoming environment for people with dementia or Alzheimer's.
