Facility Rates

Home I, II & III Rates
Our Home Lake Tomahawk
Our Home Lac Du Flambeau
Assisted Living Rates
Financial Assistance

Our Home I, II & III

Daily Rates include meals, snacks, laundry, medication administration, social and recreational programs, and assistance with all activities of daily living.

Daily Room Rates
Private with Bath	$125.00
Private without Bath	$106.00
Private with Shared Bath	$117.00
Semi-Private	$101.00

Services available at an additional charge:

• nursing care
• transportation
• supervision of appointments
• personal supplies (briefs, bed pads, body lotion, etc..)

Our Home Lake Tomahawk

Daily Rates include meals, snacks, laundry, medication administration, social and recreational programs, and assistance with all activities of daily living.

Daily Room Rates
Private with Shared Bath	$117.00
Semi-Private with Shared Bath	$101.00

Services available at an additional charge:

• nursing care
• transportation
• supervision of appointments
• personal supplies (briefs, bed pads, body lotion, etc..)

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Our Home Lac Du Flambeau

Daily Rates include meals, snacks, laundry, medication administration, social and recreational programs, and assistance with all activities of daily living.

Daily Room Rates Dementia Unit with Delayed Egress
Private Room	$128.00

Services available at an additional charge:

• nursing care
• transportation
• supervision of appointments
• personal supplies (briefs, bed pads, body lotion, etc..)

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Assisted Living Apartments

Please note: First and last months rent must be paid up front.

Standard Monthly Rent includes heat, electric, satellite TV, garbage pick-up, sewer, water, public laundry, parking and medical alert pendant.

Standard Monthly Rent without Assisted Living Services Plans
One Bedroom	$   850.00
Two Bedroom	$1,000.00

Assisted Living Services Plans - Please choose one of the following.

Package - Plan A Prebuilt list of services	Custom Plan Build your own list of services.
Cost: $1,000.00/ a month (per person) Assisted Living Weekly Services Includes: ALL Meals, Once a Week Assistance with Shower/Bathing, Shopping Shuttle, Laundry & Vital Call Services	Example: Monthly Rent $ 850. Noon Meals $ 180. Medication Set-Up $ 300. Weekly Shower (.5 hr) x 4 $ 60. Monthly Total $1,390.
Additional Assisted Living Services Would be billed separately. See: Service Fee Schedule below.	Additional Assisted Living Services Would be billed separately. See: Service Fee Schedule below.
Service Fee Schedule
SKILLED NURSING (LPN/RN) $40. per hour Skilled Nursing available per physician orders, including medication administration, and referral assistance	LAUNDRY SERVICE $1. per load plus staff time Convenient public laundry facilities are available to all K Care Assisted Living Residents
NURSING ASSISTANCE (NA) $30. per hour NA care is charged to the nearest tenth of an hour for assistance with the activities of daily living: bathing, dressing and other services as requested.	MEALS Breakfast $5.00 Dinner $6.00 Supper $5.00 Delicious Homemade Meals are available to Assisted Living Residents, 3 times a day, 7 days a week
HOUSEKEEPING $30. per hour One hour of housekeeping per week is included in our basic Assisted Living Package.	PERSONAL SUPPLIES Individually Priced K Care maintains an inventory of most Senior Care personal supplies, which are made available to residents
VITAL CALL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICE $25. per call $40 per hour billed after first 10 minutes to the closest tenth of an hour, until assistance is no longer needed	TRANSPORTATION $48. per trip Our Staff is available for setting appointments, and door-to-door transportation service Weekly Shuttle Service to 70 West Shopping Center at no cost to Resident.
MONTHLY MEDICATION SET-UP $300 per month Includes medication pick-up, administration and oversight by RN and LPN	SATELLITE TV Basic Satellite Service, plus NBC, ABC, CBS and PBS at no charge,

 

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Financial Assistance
Financial Assistance is available though the Community Options Program (COP).

What is the Community Options Program?
The Community Options Program (some people abbreviate it to COP Program) is a system of assessing need and bringing together services for people who cannot live independently because of long-term medical, physical or mental problems. Some of these elderly and disabled people prefer not to go to a nursing home or institution when they require care. For the people who choose to live at home, the COP program tries t0 bring together services to assist them in living at home. The services vary with the individual needs of the client. Some examples are chore service, housekeeping, nursing care and therapy.

Who is eligible for the COP?
The Community Options Program is for Vilas County residents of all ages who are: frail elderly, or physically disabled, or developmentally disabled, or chronically mentally ill, or chemically dependent and

• have a long-term or irreversible illness or disability; and
• require ongoing assistance and periodic medical or restorative care, at a level reimbursable in a nursing home; and
• without COP would require residential and medical services in a nursing home or State Center for the developmentally disabled, or who are current residents of such facilities; and
• are included in the county plan for gradual implementation,
• are chronically mentally ill and at risk of repeated hospitalization,
• have Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

How much does it cost?
Assessments and case plans are free to the persons who meet the COP eligibility criteria. Persons who would be eligible for Medical Assistance if they entered a nursing home are also eligible for COP service funds. COP service funds can be used to purchase any services or equipment, which would enable the disabled person to continue to live in a non-institutional setting. For example, COP funds might be used to pay a homemaker of personal care aide, or to purchase a hospital bed or build a wheelchair ramp. Individuals who do not qualify for free Services may be eligible to purchase services at a reduced cost based on their ability to pay.

How does the program work?
For any applicant found eligible a meeting is set up for an assessment. A social worker will talk to you, your family and your medical providers. With your help, they will figure out what help and services you need to assist you to live at home. They will also make a plan of how to get those services for you. You, the individual applicant, will always have the final say. Consideration of cost, service, availability, and family support will all be part of the process. You have the right to refuse an assessment regardless of your pay status. You have the right to stop the application process at any time or to discontinue services at any time. Even if you apply to our program, you will not be denied admission to a nursing home on that basis.

How do I get more information?
The Community Option Program is Coordinated by Vilas County Department of Social Service
Their office hours are Monday Through Friday 8 am to 4 pm

Contact them by phone
715-479-3668

Or write to
CIOP Coordinator Vilas County Department of Social Services
330 Court St.
Eagle River, WI 54521
(Please include your name address and phone. Please also include information on the person or persons you inquiring for. Example for myself, spouse, father, mother, or other family member.

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