Five hours and 24 minutes of nursing time reaches each resident on an average day at Oak Park Place of Janesville. That is an average spread across the building, not a block of time set aside for one room.
Independent living here comes with community services and no daily care attached. Assisted living adds the help with bathing, dressing, and medication. Memory care is secured and supervised, which matters once wandering turns into a real risk rather than a worry. Skilled nursing keeps licensed nursing on site through the night.
Four care levels in one place in Janesville, Wisconsin means a resident whose needs grow can stay put. 35 beds keeps the building small, small enough that staff and residents actually learn one another. Lori Schlais is the administrator.
Medicare and private pay are the two routes. Medicare generally applies to short-term skilled care after a qualifying hospital stay, and private pay means the family covers the bill directly. Rehabilitation services run on site, and pets are allowed, so the therapy schedule and the family dog can coexist.



















