$5,427
Ascension Living Alexian Village
9301 N. 76 Street, Milwaukee, WI 53223
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Reviews of Ascension Living Alexian Village in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
3.42
(14 reviews)
Facility
3.8
Staff
3.0
Food
3.3
Activities
2.3
Value
2.3
Mary
4
|
December 17, 2023
My husband is currently at Ascension Living Alexian Village. It is very nice. The staff is really up on everything. The therapists, the doctors, and the nurses, we have a staff meeting every couple of months to talk about how he's doing and everything, and I'm pleased with it. I like all the staff and the nurses and everybody. The social workers are really involved and up on everything that's going on with the residents. They're just really attentive. My husband seems to like the food. He eats pretty well. They don't seem to have as many activities going on. My husband did say the last couple of days they had music every afternoon. Somebody was in the dining room singing Christmas music and stuff.
Provider Response
Don
5
|
October 8, 2021
I have moved into Ascension Living Alexian Village Milwaukee. They got rid of their buy-in; this community is reasonably priced, with very minimal buy-in. It's very spacious, and very large apartments of different sizes. There's no waiting period, it's immediate move-in. The staff is very friendly, and competent. They have a lot of activities; that's good. They have bingo, bridge cards, and current events. They have a Catholic mass and a nondenominational service. They have a pharmacy, musical events; they probably got more. The minimum age is 60.
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Sheila
2
|
February 19, 2021
My parents both stayed at Ascension Living Alexian Village. My dad was gonna move out with my mom too, but for some reason they have a 60-day notice, which I thought is so silly, because my parents haven't been apart. Maybe only two weeks when my dad was in the hospital a couple of years ago, but now they want them to be apart just because they don't want to break the contract. It's horrible. They need to improve on their communication. The apartments are beautiful but, to me, it seems as if they're just taking people's money and just waiting for them to die. There are some good employees, and then there are some, like the sales marketing, they're just trying to get people in. Even when talking to some of the staff they're saying it was different after they were picked up by Ascension. The food is great, my parents loved the food. I think the structure is very nice, like you can go from one side of the building to the other without having to go outside. The apartments are very nice and spacious. I can't give them a five on anything. I'm just disappointed in them. I sent a letter hoping that they would reconsider their decision about not letting my dad off the contract. I said, "You have an amazing staff, but there are some people that are there for the wrong reason." It's like, "Get the money, get them in, now that they're in we don't care about them, we don't have to see and talk to them."
A.W.
4
|
December 22, 2020
I toured. It was a nice place and I would consider it for my dad. It had a new dining area, there was also a church inside of the building, they have a nice sitting area outside for the residents, and what I saw I liked. The staff was fine, they took me out and showed me a room that was available, a 1-bedroom, and the person from what I recall I don't have any complaints at all.
BW
4
|
June 29, 2020
It was OK. It's a big campus. The apartments were nice. The staff members were friendly and warm. They have big rooms or something similar to a one-bedroom apartment. They also have an exercise room and a community room. They have trips two times a week to different places. They also have grocery shopping, bingo, and church.
Provider Response
jubutld
1
|
February 12, 2018
Terrible place. Don't leave your loved one here. Some of the Nurses are awful as in they dont give meds on time or at all, some aides are rude and rough, management wants to hear complaints but don't do anything to resolve issues, the food is terrible, and the rooms are poorly furnished.
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