"I can't even describe how wonderful hospice was for us. You allowed us to
have dignity at a time we most needed it, and compassion, and so much help!"
-Loved one of a Green Bay-area resident
| About Residential Hospice
Care |
| Unity's Jack and Engrid Meng
Residence offers the people of Northeast Wisconsin a home away from home
to receive specialized end-of-life |
care. At Unity's Residence, family
and friends can feel confident that their loved one is receiving the
care, expertise
and serenity they
need and deserve
at one of life's most precious times.
All patients enjoy private rooms in a |
  |
| peaceful, home-like setting with
access to around-the-clock comforts and care provided by Unity's skilled
staff. |
Who is eligible?
Individuals who are in the final stages of life and would like to receive
skilled nursing care in an alternative, home-like setting.
What is provided?
● 24-hour skilled nursing
care
●
Assistance with medications, bathing and other special services
● Individual care plan managed by personal care team (including
skilled nurses, physicians, certified nursing
assistants, social workers,
grief counselors, chaplains and volunteers)
●
Medical equipment, supplies and medications based on individual
needs
●
Prepared meals and snacks
●
Laundry service on-site for machine-washable clothing
●
Housekeeping
Where are the services offered?
The Jack and Engrid Meng Residence, which features 12 private rooms and is
situated on Unity's beautiful, 34-acre campus in De Pere, Wisconsin.
When is care provided?
24 hours a day, 7 days a week
How is it paid for?
Unity is able to offer room and board at the Residence at a low cost to our
patients. Daily room and board are covered by a patient's private
insurance, private pay and community support; hospice care services are covered
by Medicare, Medicaid and other funding sources.
Care Comparison
Unity's Residence differs from a hospital or nursing home ...
Unity's Residence is a short-term care
facility that offers a home-like environment staffed with end-of-life care
specialists.
Hospitals provide an acute medical care
setting and do not offer residential care.
Nursing homes generally provide long-term
skilled care.
For questions or to make a referral, call
920.338.1111 or
800.990.9249.
