Oconto Falls Area Senior Center

The Oconto County Commission on Aging is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the elderly population in Oconto, WI. They offer a range of programs and services including advocacy, foot care, nutritious meals, and transportation assistance for adults aged 55 and over and handicapped residents. With a mission to enhance the well-being and quality of life for older adults, the Oconto County Commission on Aging provides vital support to homebound individuals through their Meals on Wheels Program, ensuring that nutritious meals are delivered to those in need. They also offer various events and activities to promote social engagement and entertainment for the elderly community.Generated from the website

Marinette County Elderly Services is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of older individuals in Marinette County, WI. With a focus on promoting independence and well-being, they offer a wide range of community programs and services tailored to meet the unique needs of the elderly. Since its establishment in 1974, Marinette County Elderly Services has been committed to providing quality care and support to older persons, both within the community and for those who are homebound. Their mission is to assist seniors in maintaining a longer, healthier, and more fulfilling life, while actively involving them in the planning and development of their long-term care needs.Generated from the website

Good Shepherd Services is a faith-based campus offering a continuum of health care programs and services to people in Wisconsin. Established in 1981 by the collaboration of 15 area churches, the facility has evolved over time to provide a comprehensive spectrum of services to people of all ages. Good Shepherd Home is a 90-bed facility that provides 24-hour care, and its professionally educated, trained and certified staff includes nurses, nursing assistants, therapists, social workers, chaplains, life enrichment coordinators, dieticians and support staff. Upon admission, a care team conducts personal assessments to get familiarized with the resident s preferences. A personal, resident-centered care plan is designed for each resident. An average day includes three nutritious meals, therapy, group activities, chapel visits, field trips for those who are interested and mobile, special events, and family and lay shepherd visits. The facility also provides various assisted living, community support, rehabilitation and child care programs and services. Good Shepherd Services is located in Seymour, Wis.