Memory Care Communities in Oregon, WI

Good Neighborhood Home Care is an Adult Family Home (AFH) offering services to our community members who need specialized care. We are licensed to provide care to the following resident needs in an ambulatory environment: Advanced Age Emotionally Disturbed/Mental Illness Physically Disabled Developmentally Disabled Traumatic Brain Injury Memory Care We welcome our residents with open arms. At Good Neighborhood Care Home, we strive to meet each resident's individual care needs and work with the challenges that they face daily. Our staff is knowledgeable, dedicated and caring. Our home environment is warm, cozy and accepting of one and all.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

Mount Vernon Quality Care, has provided quality services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and other complex challenges. We also offer services for adults with Brain Injuries, Autism, Dementia, and Mental Illness and provide a range of programs, including residential services and day and vocational programs. Our personalized approach maximizes each persons unique efforts to learn, grow and thrive in the communities they call home. REM Wisconsin has provided quality services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and other complex challenges. We also offer services for adults with Brain Injuries, Autism, Dementia, and Mental Illness and provide a range of programs, including residential services and day and vocational programs. Our personalized approach maximizes each persons unique efforts to learn, grow and thrive in the communities they call home.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"My tour of Brookdale Madison West was really good. Heidi, who gave us the tour, was very nice and very knowledgeable and took the time to answer all our questions. The individual rooms were nice. We toured two of their different sizes, and we've toured a few other facilities and this one was just as nice as some of the other ones we toured as well. So that's good. The layout was good. It's a little different. They had good common areas and then two different hallways of the rooms. Overall, everything was clean and well-maintained. It wasn't the newest by any means, but overall, it was nice. You can tell that Heidi is passionate. She has been with Brookdale for over five years, and she's very embedded in the community. Like she leads Alzheimer's and dementia support group close by, that she told us about and invited us to. Not only does she work in the field, but she gives her personal time in the same field, and to me, that speaks volumes. We also got to meet the nurse whose office is in the memory care unit, and she seemed very nice and friendly. We saw support care staff people working with the patients, and they seemed to be engaged and on top of it. So that's good. I like that the memory care unit has a separate entrance from the overall assisted care. I like that it's covered and that it has a little bit of parking there, so if you want to take your resident out or come to visit, it's very easy to do so. But in one of the main rooms that we toured in memory care and Heidi acknowledged it, too, she's like, 'Somebody must have had an accident in here, and we haven't cleaned it yet' because it smelled of urine. So that would be like my one thing because there were some facilities that we toured that didn't have that or would have maybe already had it cleaned up. "

"We toured Oak Park Place Madison. It was good. We saw what we needed to see and answered all our questions. The staff was pleasant and not pushy, showed us everything, and took his time."

"I visited Brookdale Middleton Stonefield, and that was a great place. That's where my husband would have gone if I could have gotten him in there. It was small, and they seemed to pay attention to their patients. They gave information or asked for information, so they communicated with me. A lot of the other places I visited did not do that. The staff was very good. I only met with the director and the head nurse, but they worked wonderfully and helped me out so much. The place is very clean and very orderly. They had an outdoor patio that was fenced in, so the residents had privacy."

"We physically toured Talamore Senior Living. The tour was very informative. The manager was very pleasant, and she answered all our questions. We looked at a two-bedroom apartment. They have lots of activities. The nice thing about Talamore is that when you need assisted living, they bring people to your apartment, and you do not need to move out of the apartment that you're in. They just increase the fee to reflect what services you need. It's a nice business model. As for amenities, they have a place for coffee in the morning, a craft room, and raised garden beds outside so you can garden in the summer. They have an activities director. However, it was way out of our budget. They had 10 breakfasts, 10 lunches, and 10 dinners included in the rent per person."

"We toured Brookdale Sun Prairie. It was a wonderful location, and the staff was very good. It just didn't fit from the medical standpoint. They were very accommodating. The staff was very helpful and very informative. It's an older building, and upgrades would be very much appreciated from that part of it, but other than that it was a clean and friendly place."

"It was a nice facility. They have everything that we need. The only thing is their rooms are just bigger versions of a hospital room. It's just one area and it was small. It wasn't what we were looking for. If my aunt is going to live her life out there, I would prefer she would have a separate bedroom area and sitting area. For some people, that's not necessary though, so it was still a nice facility and they have a lot to offer. A lot of the residents were sitting out front when we got there. It's got a nice patio on the front. The lady showed us everything that they had and she talked about the facility."

"Faith Gardens was fantastic, I would recommend them any time, any place. The staff was very warm and welcoming. The clients were smiling and all seemed happy. They have different size rooms, and each one had their own bathroom, a nice closet, and some shelves. The rooms were a decent size, and overall, we were highly impressed. "

"My aunt has moved into Milestone Senior Living Stoughton. It's an excellent facility. The living atmosphere is very pleasant and very positive. I like that they check on her every two hours, I like that they provide all three meals, I like that they provide laundry service, and they clean her apartment twice a week. They would help with the medicines, although she's able to do that herself. They are full service; I'm impressed. The staff have all been very pleasant. They're very helpful, and they're there when she needs them. She has a call button on her around her neck, so when she needs help, she calls. Of course, sometimes you have to wait for a few minutes while they're helping someone else, but that's understandable, and she's always gotten the help she's needed. They have activities. My aunt has participated in bingo. When I was there last week, they had a movie running. They've got activities, plus they also have chair exercises three times a week. She can participate in that to get her strength back. I haven't tried their food, but I had seen it and it looked quite good. She says that she gets much more food than she needs, so she had to tell them to cut back on the servings because she didn't want to put on a lot of weight. She has only been there for 10 days, but so far, I'm impressed. Their director and their nurse have been very helpful. My aunt had a medical episode already while she was there, and they took care of it. The facility is clean, smells good, and looks happy. It is top-notch. Compared to a nursing home, it's a very good value."

"My grandmother was admitted to this facility following a fall at her home which left her needing rehabilitation. From the moment my grandma got there, we felt at ease. The staff at Four Winds were there for us through the entire process--from admission to discharge. I can't say enough about the therapy team. Heather and Jim you guys rock!!! They even have a therapy dog! My grandma didn't feel like she was getting therapy because the Four Winds team made it really fun for her. They were also able to see her after she discharged from the facility in her own home. While we didn't need permanent placement with Four Winds, they do offer a lot of services. We toured the assisted living because if my grandma were to need placement in the future we would definitely chose one of their units. They have assisted living AND memory care to pick from and all of the units are private and recently remodeled. It didn't feel like you were at a facility, it was very homelike. The activities are also wonderful, not only did they have Bingo but they brought in food from a local restaurant for restaurant week, had music groups, cooking clubs and book clubs. My grandma was always doing something when she wasn't in therapy. She misses everyone so much. THANK YOU FOUR WINDS! I would highly recommend this facility to anyone!"

Timberwood Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care is located in Madison, WI, across the street from a city bus stop. Within a 1 mile radius, residents will find over a dozen parks, and several shops and restaurants. Being a short drive from downtown, seniors have convenient access to major hospitals and cultural attractions, such as the Chazen Museum of Art. Timberwood Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care is an eight-bed, community-based residential facility with 24-hour staff including an on-call nurse. Diabetes management, appointment scheduling and personal care are a few of the services offered. Through its local partnerships, the community also provides podiatry, dental and hospice care. The facility features private bedrooms and bathrooms that include housekeeping service. At Timberwood Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care, residents receive three home-cooked meals each day with unlimited snacks in between. Live entertainment occurs weekly, and seniors can join group outings to local shops and restaurants. Memory care residents are encouraged to participate in individualized activities tailored to their abilities, and seniors have access to scheduled transportation. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"I thought Harbor House was great although a little expensive -- little bit higher than what we could have swung. The staff was great, they seemed very friendly, and I liked them. They had a board with the activities written on them, but I didn’t see anything going on when we were there. The rooms are adequate, the assisted living downstairs had an individual little kitchen and bathroom and that is not a little independent. I thought it was a beautiful facility; it looks clean, has beautiful grounds, and accesses the outdoors. There were two staff members that we talked to, and it was a comfortable feeling. "

"My in-laws are in Noel Manor. It is independent for one and memory care for the other. We did a lot of comparison with the other facilities, and it is a little more expensive, but it provides what we need, and the proximity to us is a better convenience too. The only thing I would find a little odd is that the room has a little kitchenette and really in memory care I find that unnecessary. But the size is very adequate, and it is spacious. The staff clearly knows what they are doing. They are very patient and are also very helpful in giving us ideas and suggestions about how to handle things and not to worry and being able to explain and help us understand what is going on."