Home-Style Dining
Three home-cooked meals a day, served family-style. Snacks and drinks always available. We accommodate dietary needs and preferences — and we love when residents request their favorites.
Amenities & Daily Life
Real meals, real activities, real community. Life at Madison House feels like life — not a facility.
Three home-cooked meals a day, served family-style. Snacks and drinks always available. We accommodate dietary needs and preferences — and we love when residents request their favorites.
Living rooms with real furniture, sunlit dining spaces, and comfortable places to sit outside — all designed to encourage gathering, conversation, and quiet time alike.
Residents bring their own furniture, photos, and keepsakes. We help arrange the space so it feels like home from day one.
Raised planter boxes, a shaded pergola, and smooth, wheelchair-friendly paths — a place to grow flowers and vegetables, sit in the sun, or share the outdoors with visiting family.
A beloved cat or dog is family too. Madison House is pet friendly, so a familiar companion can come along and be part of the move.
Card games, crafts, music, gentle exercise, reading hours, holiday celebrations, and outings — programmed around what residents actually enjoy.
Done for you. Fresh linens, clean rooms, laundered clothing — handled by our team with care.
Our residence is open to family any time. Bring grandkids, share a meal, stay for an afternoon. Visiting hours don't exist here.
We coordinate transportation to medical appointments, errands, and local outings to keep residents connected to the community.
A Day At Madison House
Wake on your own schedule. Help with bathing and dressing if you'd like. Breakfast around the dining table with the people you live with. Coffee on the porch.
Activities, conversations, or quiet time. A home-cooked lunch. Maybe a card game or a craft. Time to read, watch TV, or take a nap.
More gathering, more relaxation. Visits from family. A walk if the weather's nice. Special programs or simply downtime.
Dinner together. Some music or quiet conversation. Help getting ready for bed. Goodnight from caregivers who know you by name.
Words and photos can only do so much. The best way to know if Madison House is right for your family is to walk through our residence.