Dycora Transitional Health & Living - Greendale is a nursing home sitting quietly in suburban Greendale, Wisconsin, on 5404 W Loomis Rd, and this place first opened in 2016 and falls under the Dycora healthcare network, with a main office over in Indianapolis and other locations in California and Indiana, showing they've got some reach and experience behind them. Folks here live in a small, close-knit facility focused on short-term care, and they've built their care around helping people transition between hospital and home, offering services like skilled nursing, therapy programs, wound care, respite care, and even onsite medical care that covers a broad set of needs from post-surgery help to long-term stays. You'll find the usual amenities people expect, like a common social room, art classes, group trips to local spots, a library and reading room, chapel, and even places for haircuts or getting cleaned up in the beauty salon or barber shop.
They do laundry and housekeeping, and their care includes specialized options for memory care, rehabilitation, adult day care, hospice, palliative care, and assisted living, making the place flexible for changing health needs. They're serious about a holistic approach, meaning they try to cover everything from medication to physical therapy to special programs, and they also provide resources for families who need help with caregiving or sorting out long-term care insurance. You'll see they're accredited and fully Medicare certified while also taking Medicaid, and they've earned a five-star skilled nursing rating, though the average online rating sits at 2.6 across 26 reviews, which might mean experiences can vary. The area around is calm and green, helping with healing and making it quieter for residents, and the staff aims to bring hope and strength to both residents and their families using personalized attention and expert guidance. So, Dycora Transitional Health & Living - Greendale covers a lot of bases for people who need both short-term help after a hospital stay or a longer-term place with a range of health care services in a smaller, quieter setting.
