Welcome To Grace Lutheran Communities

Since our founding in 1960, people throughout the Chippewa Valley have looked to us as a caring neighbor and a trusted friend.

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Caring for the People of the Chippewa Valley for 50 years

Click the link to donate to our Supplying Grace Fundraiser: https://www.gofundme.com/f/supply-grace

Eau Claire City-County Health Department as of 3/25/20

If you have questions or immediate needs related to COVID-19, you can:
Text COVID19 to 211-211,
Visit 211Wisconsin.org, or
Call 211.
Call volumes are high, please be patient and try to use the text or online options first.

If you are experiencing signs and symptoms of COVID-19, please call your health care provider.

You are safer at home.
We all need to work together to and stay home. This will help us flatten the curve and protect the capacity of the health care system to serve those who will suffer with the most severe disease from COVID-19. Keeping our health care system from becoming overwhelmed so it can care for us during this epidemic is our number one priority.
The only tool we have to stem the tide of COVID-19 is physical separation from each other. We have to stop this virus from spreading further.

The COVID-19 pandemic, and the resulting changes to our lifestyles, can make anyone anxious or even depressed. Do not hesitate to ask for help if you're feeling overwhelmed. Call 800-985-5990 to speak to a trained crisis counselor or text TalkWithUS to 66747.

While you may not be able to be in the same room with your support system, you can still call or video chat with them.

Younger people, and particularly those who are 18 to 30 years old, aren’t immune to COVID-19. Anyone can contract COVID-19. So it's important for everyone, including young and healthy people, to practice social distancing.

Together we can make a difference in the fight against COVID-19. Stay home if you can and especially if you are sick.

Wash your hands frequently and thoroughly.
Practice social distancing. Please keep six feet between people and avoid direct physical contact.

How can you help us all stay well?

We are restricting visitors at this time as we follow guidelines from the CDC. We are making special considerations for end of life patients.

We wanted to reach out to you today to let you know what we are doing proactively on behalf of you and your loved ones in terms of Coronavirus and flu season in general. We are grateful we are not impacted.

We are working proactively to maintain the highest levels of health and wellness.

Our commitment is to providing safe and reliable care for our residents and caregivers. We are closely monitoring the circumstances and we stand ready in compliance with CDC recommendations and in partnership with our community hospitals for necessary action.

The administrator at your loved one’s community, our entire staff, Chief Nursing Officer and Chief Operating Officer are monitoring the national recommendations and will keep you informed at every level.

Thank you for understanding and we will continue to keep you updated!

Our living communities and support programs provide high-quality, faith-based care responding to the spiritual, physical and social needs of your friends, neighbors and family.

Meet our new CEO, Raymond Weiss!

We are honored and excited to welcome Raymond to our Grace Lutheran Communities family. His shared vision for the future of our facilities, staff, and residents, along with his down-to-earth and caring personality make him a great fit for this position of leadership.

Our brand new state-of-the-art campus in Altoona, Wis., is the premiere short-term rehabilitation center and skilled nursing community in western Wisconsin. River Pines Long-term Concierge Care and Prairie Pointe Short-term Rehab Suites opened in 2016.

Voted 2019 Best Senior Living Residence in Volume One's Best of the Chippewa Valley Reader's Poll