Colonial Home Care

Colonial Home Care is a licensed Adult Family Home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with space for four residents and a focus on personalized care, so you'll see that each person gets a plan that meets their needs and the staff supports independence where possible, making sure that folks can get help with everyday tasks like bathing, dressing, taking their medicine, and managing incontinence, and those who need it can get specialized memory care, with 24-hour supervision and trained staff available, whether the care is short-term or longer. The home has both studio and single bedroom options, along with furnished common spaces, and it welcomes both cats and dogs for those who want animal companionship. You'll find safety measures like in-room emergency alert systems, wheelchair-friendly features, help getting in and out of bed, and transportation services for appointments or events, which helps residents feel safer and lets families feel more at ease. Residents get house-prepared meals three times a day, with easy-to-read menus and options for special diets like those for diabetes or allergies, and there's a dining room with flexible meal times. Community spaces include a game room, a section for library books, a garden, walking paths, a barber and beauty shop, and places for group activities like arts and crafts or chapel services, so residents can stay engaged and enjoy their days together. The staff offers help with medications, medical management, laundry, and cleaning, and organizes daily activities, social events, and movie nights, with special programs designed right at Colonial Home Care for both social engagement and specialized care. The home also coordinates with healthcare providers and arranges move-in services, making transitions easier and care smoother. Colonial Home Care is wheelchair accessible and offers both assisted living and memory care in a smaller, more homelike setting, following specific Wisconsin licensing rules (license #15689 and #0015080), but doesn't accept Medicare since it's not Medicare certified. With only four beds, it offers a quiet, friendly place for seniors who need help with daily living, respite care, or ongoing support, and is set up to give families peace of mind.