Assisted Living Communities in Waterford, WI

"I toured Layton Terrace Senior Living. It's a good place, but I was just disappointed because my dad couldn't get in there. When we first walked in, it was all clean, and everybody was good and friendly. It looked really good that way. No problem. The one who toured us was a man who used to be in there himself, and then he retired, so now he is still helping them out. He was pretty good at telling us everything about the facility. However, they wouldn't let us go see one or two areas because I think we were too late or something, so I wasn't too happy about that."

"It was just way past what I needed. Some of the people there even have dementia. I was there for 15 minutes, and the young lady that showed me around said, "This isn't for you." I don't want to live in a place where I have to get permission to walk out the door and have it locked on me. It took me just a few minutes to realize that it wasn't for me; just the simple fact that you'd need a wheelchair to go from place to place. The staff was showing me things, and then took me into a room and sat down and said, "I don't think this is for you. I don't want to waste your time and I can tell you this isn't for you." There's nothing wrong with it. It's just not for me, so she was very nice about that. The people there have different types of health problems, which I know is the human factor. It was very pleasant and very clean. What I noticed is that there was no smell of urine. It was totally cleaned up. I saw people going to meetings, people getting together in a club, and some of them were eating lunch. It was just like a normal day. They showed me the independent living and we walked through rooms, up the hallway, and through all of the different places. There's an area going out to the patios where they have places for people to see and do things. I met many other staff members too, and all of them were genuine and friendly. They're very pleasant and nice to the people. They're very caring as well."

"I toured Oak Hill Terrace Senior Living. The gal who toured me around was wonderful, and the residents were friendly. The facility was very clean, but it was an older facility. The one downside was that the parking for visitors outside was very poor, but otherwise, they had a lot of activities. I was given a calendar with the activities, a menu calendar, a price catalog, and the dimensions of all the rooms. They were beautiful-sized rooms, much bigger than I expected, and nicely set up. However, the bathroom could have been updated in the shower area."

"I was very impressed with Harbour Village. I liked the layout of the two-bedroom apartment and just the way the place seemed to be kept up. It's a much older building, but it is well-maintained. They had wide hallways and easy access for wheelchairs. Everything about it had a good, homey feeling. It seems well planned. I like the amenities that they offer. Even though it's an older building, the rooms don't look like that. They keep them up and refresh them. While I can't speak directly for the meals, it sounds like they have a good meal program. The staff was very cheerful. The rooms were just a little tight. The dining area was set up with tables from two to four to six to a couple of big tables. It was set up so that people could eat together or be more alone if they wanted to be. I know they were playing bingo when we were in there. They were going to go to a Milwaukee Milkmen game. I saw the list of activities for the week, and it was pretty full. It was a nice, friendly feeling. Their location is excellent for us. It was every bit as good as it looked on the internet, and you can't always say that for internet pictures."

Brookside is a group assisted living facility with a homelike environment, and tasty, nutritious home-cooked meals with each of our senior's dietary needs covered. The facility is comfortable, attractive and welcoming, featuring both semi-private and public areas. To provide our senior living facility residents with a positive experience and rich life here at Brookside, we conduct an intake evaluation of their interests and needs. We find that this allows us to fine tune your loved one's time here to offer a variety of activities they enjoy. The program includes socializing, games, arts and crafts, and outings to keep our senior citizens happy, involved and actively participating. The grounds include a secure outdoor patio with welcome greenery and shade. Your loved one will have around the clock care in a secure environment delivered by competent, certified staff. There is always awake care workers ready to attend to needs as they arise 24 hours a day, every day of the week. We keep all medication secured and continual medication management. Regular health monitoring is available. We work closely with the resident's physician in any emergency.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"I moved my uncle into Cornerstone in September of 2024. I cannot say enough great things about this facility. They have been caring and go the extra mile to make sure that my uncle is cared for, respected and heard. The director, Robin is an angel sent from Heaven!"

"We have placed my grandmother-in-law at Oak Park Place Oak Creek. The price is cheaper. It is a newer and nicer-looking facility. It's one story. We had a family member who was also staying there. The staff is friendly and attentive. Everything looks nice. There's a courtyard, an eating area, and a card room. There are restaurants and stores nearby."

"Elizabeth Residence has nice grounds, but it's an older place. The person that took me around was nice. It’s a small community -- only 18 patients -- and it was not the cleanest place either. The staff seemed to be hard at work, cordial, and maybe a little bit under staffed. This was one of the older places. "

"Pleasant Point Senior Living was nice. I liked it because the manager took us into a room to see what the room looked like. We had seen the other people there, and it looked like a great place to us. The room included a little kitchen and stuff. It looked like it was still adequate and very clean. They had everything that we needed. The cafeteria was pretty cool, too. The staff who took us around was informative. You can say that she had a lot of experience."

"My aunt stayed at Discovery Commons Brookfield, which was very nice but pricey. The people who worked there were wonderful. The facility was new and clean. It was state of the art, but parking was also a problem there. The rooms were smaller than the ones I looked at for my mom, but they were very nice. They did have very nice walk-in showers with a seat hanging from the wall, which was very nice so my aunt could be independent in showering herself. I ate lunch with my aunt, and the food was very good."

"We visited the Brookdale Brookfield Woelfel Road's memory care, and they seem very good. It's just that it's a much bigger facility, and we are looking for the individual care that we're going to get in a smaller group setting. That was the only thing. Otherwise, my wife and I were very interested in staying there. The rooms we saw were adequate. They're not there for entertaining people, so they're not big. Parts of the facility are a little bit older, but they're redoing a lot of things right now, so in the next couple of months, some areas are going to be refurbished. Other than that, it's very clean and neat. The dining area was very nice, attractive, and clean as expected. The parking is all outdoor parking, but it's fine. They don't have much staff turnover, so there are people who have been there for quite a few years, which says a lot about the place."

"I toured Library Square Senior Living. The thing I liked best about it was it was very clean. Everybody there seemed to be well taken care of and very upbeat. The things I didn't like, I don't think there were too many things. It's like being located on a bus line, so I would have transportation. The fire station is a couple of blocks down, so the ambulances would be very close. There's a grocery store about four blocks down, so you could go grocery shopping. The only thing I would say about it is it's not in a location where there'd be a lot of stores. However, I like the fact that it's placed behind the West Dallas Public Library and you almost can't see it. So it's very secluded. I like that part. They had a little store where you could pick up little things, laundry detergent if we needed it, and snacks and things like that. They also had a beauty shop there. They had a lot of areas like a puzzle area where if you liked to work on puzzles there was always a couple going on and people were there. There was a library. There was a TV room and an exercise area. I haven't had any food there, however, the chef was there talking to us a little bit, and from the things he was talking about, it sounded like it was pretty good food. The staff was wonderful. She spent a lot of time with me and made sure that we traveled through the whole facility to see everything and showed me several rooms, not just one. So, that was good."

Our address is 6606 S. Crane Dr. in Oak Creek Wisconsin. Our home is nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood. We have a large deck to enjoy the outdoors. We are located close to local churches, shopping, and dining. We are just a few miles away from St. Lukes South Shore hospital. The mission of Live To Serve LLC is to serve our residents in a way that provides dignity, independence, and enhances quality of life. We do this by meeting the unique physical, emotional, and social needs of each resident in a caring home-like environment. Amenities/Services Caring 24 hour awake staff Individualized Service Plans upon admission Health monitoring, assessments and care planning through our Administrator, RN, and resident assistants On-site RN visits Assistance with Activities of daily living, such as grooming, dressing, eating, and toileting, as needed Assistance with showers or tub baths if needed In-house doctor visits if required and as provided by your personal physician Transportation Assistance Medication administration/monitoring Laundry services Leisure time activities Comfortable common areas for reading, watching television, and visiting with others Cable television and phone availability Nutritious meals and snacks We encourage the families to remain involved in the care and lives of their loved ones. The families and friends are welcome to visit any time. The facility may host family picnics and suppers from time to time, which we encourage family members to participate.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"I visited Oak Creek Place. First, I was greeted by the woman in charge. Her name was Alison, and she was very friendly. She gave me a lot of information. We did take a tour of the facility. The thing that I liked about it was there were a lot of men that lived there. I'm looking for a place for a man (my cousin). He would have people to speak with and visit with. As a matter of fact, the place had several veterans. He has a collection of military things, so it would be an interesting conversation. I was very pleased with it. The activities were wonderful. There were a lot of daily activities. The menu was good. I could see that he would get very good meals. There was a nice outdoor space. He has a small dog, and there was a place for him to walk the dog. The apartment itself was a 1-bedroom apartment. The kitchen was very nice. The bedroom and the bathroom were very nice. I was a little concerned about the size of the living room, only because he is a collector and needs storage space. I'm not sure about that, but I liked the fact that I was told that he could stay there for the rest of his life; that's important. People don't like to move and move and move. If something happened tomorrow, I would not hesitate to go there. I would recommend people to live there."