LakeHouse Menomonee

LakeHouse Menomonee gives seniors different choices for living, like studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and suite apartments, all with walk-in showers, kitchenettes, closets, and heating and air conditioning, plus they let pets come along so people don't have to leave them behind, which is nice for those who have always had a pet at home, and they've got resident parking too, so family and visitors won't have trouble when they visit. Folks here can enjoy worship services, use the library or lounge, relax on the patio, or spend time in the garden, and there's a fitness center for exercise, a beauty/barber shop and a salon and spa for self-care, plus a little country store for small items they might want without running out. They plan regular social events and outings, like shopping trips, lunch outings, and even scenic drives, and there's a full calendar every week with activities like chair exercises, bingo, card games, art classes, baking, and live entertainment, with happy hours and ice cream socials adding to the fun, and lots of chances for folks to make friends so no one feels left out. For meals, they serve food in a dining room with pretty tables, the kitchen pays attention to taste and good nutrition, and there's regular help with housekeeping and laundry too, which really makes things easier day-to-day. The staff offers help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and handing out medicine, and the care adjusts if someone's health needs change, which is important as we get older, and they've got a registered nurse on-site during the week, plus a licensed practical nurse on-call all the time in case someone needs medical help. People needing memory care have their own safe spaces, and the place also provides respite care when someone needs a break or is recovering from illness, and skilled nursing is on-site if things get more serious. Transportation to medical appointments happens three days a week, and there are weekly bus trips to the store, the zoo, restaurants, and even the senior center for music, bingo, and dancing. Apartments have big windows for sunlight, soft carpets, and storage, and the community tries to fit each person's care to what they need. LakeHouse Menomonee is currently doing renovations after a sprinkler failure that caused water damage, but the staff has low turnover and is known for being attentive and kind, trying to make the place feel homelike and calm, with room to be independent and enough help when it's needed. The neighborhood has useful places nearby like Walgreens, Starbucks, and restaurants, and the grounds come with well-kept walkways and even a small putting green if folks like to play.