Grace Supportive Living Services operates several residential care homes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, including Acacia Home, Magnolia Home, Uptown Home, Silver Spring Home, and Magnolia Parkway Home, each with four accessible bedrooms set in regular neighborhoods, and folks who live here get housing, meals, supervision, personalized care, and help with daily tasks, whether that's bathing, dressing, transfers, or medication management, and these homes suit seniors who may be ambulatory or non-ambulatory, and focus on providing long-term care in a home-like setting that keeps things small, comfortable, and quieter than bigger facilities. The community supports different stages of aging, with levels ranging from independent living, board and care homes, assisted living, memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, all the way up to skilled nursing services offering wound care, rehabilitation, and round-the-clock medical supervision for people recovering from hospital stays or dealing with chronic health needs. The homes are licensed as Adult Family Homes in Milwaukee, are run under Grace Supportive Living Services LLC, with a monthly care cost estimate of about $2,988, and they don't take Medicare unless they're CMS-certified, like most places like this.
The staff at Grace Supportive Living assist with meal services, special diets for conditions like allergies or diabetes, medication reminders, laundry, housekeeping, and provide personal care such as bathing and grooming, always trying to protect each resident's independence and choices about daily routines-meaning folks get help when they want it, but they don't have to give up their say in how things go. Companion services help with social needs and emotional well-being, and the homes offer leisure activities like daily events, movie nights, walking paths, a community garden, and rooms for group dining and gathering, so there's always something to do, but nobody's pressured. Rooms come furnished, and private rooms are available. Safety comes first, with safety features, secure environments-especially in the memory care households-and 24-hour supervision, and there's an emergency alert system in place. The homes help arrange transportation, offer move-in coordination, help with discharge planning from hospitals or nursing homes, and work with healthcare providers to keep care consistent. Residents get meals when they want them-with all-day dining-and can rely on maintenance-free living, while staff keep things clean and organized.
Grace Supportive Living takes a person-centered approach, adjusting services based on what each person needs as time passes, with specialized programs and memory-enhancing activities for those with dementia, and all the care offered is designed to fit community-based lifestyles and make life feel easier for seniors and their families. There are support services for folks living more independently, full nursing help if someone needs more hands-on care, and different amenities to keep everyone comfortable and safe, so whether someone needs a little help or more hands-on care, or even medical or rehabilitation services after surgery or illness, Grace Supportive Living Services covers many types of care under one group of homes, and tries to support both seniors and their families with peace of mind. The homes' approach seems focused on respect, steady routines, and supporting people as their needs change, which is reflected in a high community score of 4.8 on Seniorly's rating system.
