Going the Distance II

Going The Distance II sits near the corner of N 65th St and W Goodrich Ln, right in the Granville Woods neighborhood of Brown Deer, Wisconsin, and you'll find it as a non-profit place that's part of a broader senior living network, serving up a full mix of care like assisted living, memory care, respite care, and even adult day care, so folks with different needs can have help. The community's set up with a bunch of comforts like cable TV, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, internet, a pool, hot tub, laundry services, a chapel, beauty salon, gym, kitchenette, and common rooms, and residents can keep pets like dogs or cats, spend time in the library, and join group activities or social events. They handle everyday chores such as cooking, housekeeping, and laundry, plus there's support with bathing, dressing, moving around, and managing medicine, plus meal prep for special diets like diabetes. There are both private and shared rooms, all fully furnished, and families can use respite care for short-term stays if main caregivers need a break. Transportation's included for medical and non-medical trips, and there's always staff around 24 hours a day. Folks living with dementia or mild memory problems can get care specifically for memory loss, and there are mental wellness programs and dementia-friendly activities, so they're not left out. Spiritual needs are met with devotional activities and a chapel, and people can keep busy in the beauty salon, gym, or just enjoying the garden or walking paths. The place is designed to feel safe and welcoming, with emergency systems and community managers making sure everyone's comfortable, and residents are treated with respect. With a range of unit sizes-66 at Deerwood Crossing, 8 at Cru Group Home Brown Deer Manor, 4 at County Line Home, 6 at Bradley, and two Bethesda Lutheran Communities with 4 units each-folks can pick what fits best, whether that's a bigger place or a cozy setting. The main goal is to help each resident stay as independent as they can, while making sure they're comfortable and cared for, and for those needing just temporary help, there's short-term respite care too.