Atlas Assisted Living II is an elder care place that offers assisted living, memory care, and nursing home options in Brown Deer, Wisconsin, with an address at 4015 W. Woodale. The community's licensed by state authorities as a Community Based Residential Facility and has 15 licensed beds, which means it stays on the small side and gives folks more personal attention, like people say it's quaint and feels homelike, and with staff there from 8 in the morning to 9 at night on weekdays and till 5:30 on weekends, families feel support's always close by. Seniors here can get help with daily tasks, medicine, meals, personal care, and the place has nurses around to check in, plus a doctor on call, a dentist available, and speech, occupational, and physical therapy offered, even podiatrist visits, so there's peace of mind about health.
This place tries to meet lots of needs for older people, with respite stays, hospice care, and memory care units specially set up for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, and there are devoted areas for those who need this type of support since the site's recognized as an Alzheimer's and Dementia Specialty Care Facility. Atlas Assisted Living II says no smoking inside, whether in the shared or private areas, but pets are welcome, which many folks appreciate for company. The staff's got a reputation for being friendly and knowing their job, and the place gets feedback about its safety, hygiene, activities, and care, which the state watches too, just to keep things above board.
Residents get meals cooked for them and can use indoor common rooms and beauty or barber services, and if someone needs to go out, complimentary transportation's available, so getting to offsite activities or shopping happens without a fuss. There are devotional services and plenty of onsite activities, which means folks stay connected and can take part in what they enjoy. The community helps seniors stay as independent as possible, whether for assisted living or more skilled nursing care or even independent living, and always aims for a sense of fellowship among people living and working there.
This facility is part of Hartford Estates Assisted Living, Inc, a small network which operates two locations, each offering care in a personalized home-style setting. They know some people are caregivers for family and give support for them too, and they offer free consultation and local expert advice for families figuring out what's best. Meals, nurses, therapy, activities, and all the basics of elder care get looked after here, and even though Medicare's not accepted unless certified by CMS, the team focuses on long-term needs, health, and comfort. Atlas Assisted Living II keeps things simple and steady, helping older adults and their families feel a little more at ease during everyday life.
