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Heritage Monona
111 Owen Road, Monona, WI, 53716
Heritage Monona
111 Owen Road, Monona, WI, 53716
Make the Most of Retirement in Monona
Dedicated to giving seniors an unrivaled combination of care and independence, Heritage Monona offers superior independent living, assisted living, and memory care in Monona, Wisconsin. Located between Lake Monona and Lake Waubesa, Heritage Monona is close to Winnequah Park and the Capital Springs State Recreation Area; Routes 18 and 51 put everything the area has to offer within easy reach. The local area offers many shopping and dining options, and Madison is just 15 minutes away. When residents aren’t enjoying the region, they can be found strolling in the gardens and courtyard, enjoying a drink in the pub, or watching sports on a big-screen TV. Others might be getting their hair done in the beauty salon/barbershop, enjoying a cooking class, or laughing along to a movie.
Dedicated Floorplans and Programs
The independent living apartments at Heritage Monona have been designed to combine luxury, convenience, comfort, and independence, with one-bedroom and two-bedroom floor plans ranging from 665 sq. ft. to 1,032 sq. ft. Each apartment features luxury appointments, such as a full kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a private patio or balcony, and a full-size washer and dryer. Heat and hot water are included, and there’s an underground parking space. Intercom-controlled entry, on-site maintenance, and 24-hour emergency service enhance the security and convenience of life at Heritage Monona.
Heritage Monona offers two levels of assisted living, one with up to 28 hours weekly of personalized care and an Enhanced level with more comprehensive support and care for residents that don’t yet need skilled nursing. The studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments range from 392 sq. ft. to 918 sq. ft. In Heritage Monona’s memory care neighborhood, Alzheimer’s and dementia residents enjoy specially designed apartments and community areas that foster stability, security, familiarity, and independence. Full-time individualized care is combined with wellness and nutrition programs to inspire engaged, active lifestyles.
Residents throughout Heritage Monona enjoy delicious, organized activities and dining. Morning exercises, stretching sessions, and yoga gets the mornings going with style. Art and craft classes, the gardening club, puzzles, and bingo fill the days with fun experiences. Happy Hour, Jukebox Jams and parties provide laughter and socializing opportunities. Depending on lifestyle, 1-3 meals are served daily, restaurant-style, in the dining room. Meals can also be taken in the private dining room on special occasions, such as when family visits.
If the attractions of Heritage Monona look right for you or a loved one, you can use the links on this page to get more information or book a tour.
There are 6 hospitals within 25 miles of Heritage Monona. The two closest hospitals are Ssm Health St Mary’S Hospital – Madison which is 3.7 miles away and Unitypoint Health – Meriter which is 3.8 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at Heritage Monona are:
- Outdoor Areas
- Beauty & Barber
- Pool
- Social Outings
- Clubs & Communities
Services and Amenities
Services
- Housekeeping
- Parking
- Assisted Living
- Independent Living
- Memory Care
- Hospice
Activities & Fitness
- Activity Center
- Fitness Programs
- Arts and Crafts
- Yoga
- Health and Wellness Programs
- Allowed Outdoors
Dining & Nutrition
- Library & Computer Lounge
- All-Day Dining
- Healthy Snacks
- Meals Included
- Diabetic
- Low Sodium
Accommodations
- Pet Friendly
- Salon / Barbershop
- Fully Furnished Available
- Studio / Efficiency
- Beauty Salon
- Central Fireplace
Care
- Speech Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Nurses
- Secured Community
- Designed Specifically to Accommodate Memory Loss
Neighborhood
- Jacuzzi
- Piano or Organ
- Raised Garden Beds
Do not believe any positive reviews you may see for memory care at Heritage Monona. My sweet mama passed away there. Unfortunately not before she was subjected to horrendous "care" if that is what it has to be called. Her health was obviously declining, but even when we brought up the possibility of...
Do not believe any positive reviews you may see for memory care at Heritage Monona. My sweet mama passed away there. Unfortunately not before she was subjected to horrendous "care" if that is what it has to be called. Her health was obviously declining, but even when we brought up the possibility of her needing hospice care we were told her condition was "behavioral " more than physical. A complete lie! Her laundry and clothes were constantly lost. The last sight I had of my mother alive was of her laying in her bed with no bedsheets at all. She only had a filthy, feces stained blanket covering her and she was cold! Staff promised her a clean blanket, saying the laundry was backed up but it never came. We paid more for 2 hour checks on her but they did not occur. She may be alive had they checked on her as promised. I frequently found her medication scattered around on the floor. They were supposed to witness her taking her pills but obviously some ended up on the floor and left there. They would deliver her food without proper cutlery. She had no knife to cut a slab of ham to feed herself. Maintenance was extremely slow to fix anything. Her toilet was inoperable for days, even with daily requests to fix it. There was no way to contact staff with a question about my mother. Head nurse never answered her phone or returned messages. Obviously I have a lot of bitter resentment for this facility but that aside, this post is for anybody even considering this wretched place for a loved one. Do not give them the income. The place should be shut down immediately. There are way more terrible things that occurred here to list. My mother was a dignified lady. For her to pass away here is hard to overcome.
Read moreConstantly having outbreaks of COVID. Phones system goes down so residents can''t call out for help. Facility lacks oversight for hand hygiene, staff well being or safety. The health department should make a surprise visit to the kitchen and nursing areas to look at everything that is broken and not...
Constantly having outbreaks of COVID. Phones system goes down so residents can''t call out for help. Facility lacks oversight for hand hygiene, staff well being or safety. The health department should make a surprise visit to the kitchen and nursing areas to look at everything that is broken and not addressed by lack of management.
Read moreI worked there for 4 days 3 days training(which I didn’t get trained at all) the 4th day left alone and I don’t know anything about the unit or the residents. I did leave but I didn’t abandon the unit I had to ask someone from a different unit to take over and I felt bad because then that make...
I worked there for 4 days 3 days training(which I didn’t get trained at all) the 4th day left alone and I don’t know anything about the unit or the residents. I did leave but I didn’t abandon the unit I had to ask someone from a different unit to take over and I felt bad because then that makes them leave someone alone in another unit. They need to do a better job of knowing who they are hiring and if they are actually passionate about being in the healthcare field. Smh the ghetto !!
Read moreOverall mediocre to sub-par experience. Lovely facilities nice individual rooms a nice selection of activities. Large emphasis on resident independence only very little assistance and very understaffed. High rate of turnover. I would only recommend for someone looking for very, very minimal care.
My father's room was a pig stye the day we moved in. We cleaned it for over 8 hours, and it was never cleaned again. It had a big problem with ants and flies. I had to put my father's clothes out in the hallway to get them washed. He was not bathed until Hospice got on board. The rates went up ...
My father's room was a pig stye the day we moved in. We cleaned it for over 8 hours, and it was never cleaned again. It had a big problem with ants and flies. I had to put my father's clothes out in the hallway to get them washed. He was not bathed until Hospice got on board. The rates went up every 2 months. I had a nurse try to pressure me into having my father move to memory care, saying that my father needed more care, which is more expensive. My father wasn't getting any care. My father didn't want to wear the call button because no one would answer it. He had better luck leaving his door open to and wheel his wheelchair to find someone. My father was sane enough to figure out that wearing the button didn't work, and yet they were pushing for him to be moved to memory care??? The food was ok, but it was rare that there was butter, salt, pepper, sugar, cream, or condiments. Silverware and coffee cups were always short in supply. The office staff always had their heads on the computer screen and had no time to actually talk about my father's care. The aids that cared were overworked, and the aids that didn't care were on Facebook or texting. I visited my dad every day as I knew he was not being cared for.
Read moreHeritage Monona was an okay place for Mom to be. Nothing fancy or special. I would have liked to have seen more activities available for the independent residents. Also a daily meal was stated on the website but was never given. I do know this was during the latter part of COVID times but...