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A community of people dedicated to your well-being
A Community of People Dedicated to Your Well-Being
Family-Owned and Operated
Hope Health & Rehabilitation Center is a family-owned and operated community providing skilled nursing, long-term care, and rehabilitation services in Lomira. Our compassionate team of professionals has only one goal – helping you live a full and meaningful life, whether you’re recovering from surgery or in the midst of a chronic condition that requires long-term monitoring and attention. We are committed to enhancing the well-being of all those entrusted to our care.
Right Where You Belong
For seniors who can live a bit more independently while still needing some assistance, our neighboring assisted living community, Hope Senior Living, provides an active and comfortable lifestyle in a beautiful, home-like setting. We take care of maintenance and housekeeping, so you can concentrate on those things that interest you. With an array of activities and services, Hope Senior Living is the perfect place to call home.
Rehabilitation
We understand that your primary goal with rehabilitation therapy is to recover as quickly as possible, so you can return to the life you love.
Skilled Nursing & Long-Term Care
For people who need regular health monitoring, we offer skilled nursing services 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Assisted Living
Hope Senior Living offers seniors the ability to maintain their independence in the comfort of their own apartment.
”This is home to me.”
Marcella S.
”It meant a great deal to us to have mom in a place where she was treated as a person. Not a object in a wheelchair. Every person at Hope addressed her by name, stopped and said hello whenever they passed her. She loved the religious services, hair services , and all the activities. In her last year Hope made her days the most pleasant. We were always kept up to date on her. We always felt we could address the staff with a concern and it was dealt with immediately.”
Mary B.
”We like everything! We are very happy we chose Hope. At first we were nervous, but that didn’t last long. Soon it felt just like home. Everyone is so nice and helpful.”
Clarence and Aurelia S.
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Lomira Middle School students from the Career and Community Explorations class came to visit today. They took a tour of the facility, learned the history and how it became a family-owned business. The students also learned about Hope Senior Living and how all staff make an important impact each day caring for residents/tenants. They ended the tour by playing card games with the residents. Thanks again for visiting!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to our graduates from our Randolph course located at Randolph Health Services & Assisted Living.
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A heartfelt thank-you to our partners at Randolph Health Services & Assisted Living for allowing us to use their facilities for classes. We truly appreciate the ongoing support and partnerships that Randolph Health has provided, enabling us to offer this training in the community.
A special thank you to Home Again Assisted Living and Hope Health and Rehabilitation/Hope Senior Living for sponsoring students from this graduating class and continuing to support our program.
Congratulations again to our graduates. We can't wait to see all you accomplish!
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Residents and a few employees had a great time on the pontoon at Horicon Marsh. Stopped in for a sweet treat at the Horicon Ice Cream Station!! ... See MoreSee Less
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