St. Camillus Assisted Living Wauwatosa, WI

I was impressed by the level of care at St. Camillus. I liked the variety of activities that they offered and the rooms' layouts.

St. Camillus was very expensive but it was great. They had very nice rooms and amenities. The people were very happy there. If you could afford it, it was very nice.

The staff at St. Camillus are always so incredibly kind. They take a lot of time out with each resident who lives there, and complete their jobs thoroughly, kindly, and with a smile. Also, there are so many different support staff at St. Camillus that help patients with rehabilitation, counseling, religion, end of life care, daily cares, and fun activities. The campus is absolutely HUGE. It is well kept, there are flowers and a "reflection" type trail, with stations of the cross. It feels secluded, even though it is in the city. There is a jacuzzi and work out area as well. On the campus, there is security and cameras, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is very safe, secure, and in my opinion, an elegant environment. They have several libraries, chapels, and offer assisted living, home health, dementia, and hospice care. The apartments and rooms at St. Camillus/San Camillo are quite large. There are 1-2 bedrooms, dishwasher, laundry in and out of unit, and a beautiful view. I have also had the opportunity to enjoy meals here with the Jesuits, and the food is always fresh and pretty tasty. This facility is absolutely fantastic, and I would definitely retire here someday.

The staff is incredibly friendly and knows what they are doing. My grandmother raves about the care she receives. They have plenty of activities and social events for the residents. I'm sure this helps them feel like they are part of a community within St. Camillus, and they also get to interact with the surrounding community quite a bit. The facilities are incredibly clean and have recently been renovated to look extremely modern and comfortable. My only complaint is that they often seem to be short staffed. The employees do a good job, but it seems like they would be stressed considering all that they must do. Still, I haven't seen any residents be neglected due to the limited staff.