Honey Creek Heights Senior Living sits at 7400 W Greenfield Ave in Milwaukee and is a place where older adults can find many care options and services all in one community, and when someone's looking for a spot that covers everything from independent living to full skilled nursing and memory care, this place offers apartments and residential care homes along with some well-kept outdoor courtyards, lush flowers, sculptures, and walking paths where folks can spend time with friends, family, or just take in the fresh air. The facility is part of Pinnacle Senior Living's wide network, and they've got programs for adults needing assisted living, memory care programs for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, adult daycare, home health, skilled nursing, hospice, and even specific counseling or respite services if a caregiver needs a short break, and they work to shape care plans around each person's needs for physical, mental, and emotional health.
People staying here can bring along their pets, rely on regular housekeeping and laundry, and use cable TV, private bathrooms, and kitchenettes in their apartments, plus they can eat in a restaurant-style dining room with a bar or a cozy booth, while a chef prepares meals with the staff making sure residents get proper food, even though some reviews mention the food can be mixed in quality. Residents can use a van service that takes them to medical appointments or group outings to museums, shopping, the lake, or parks nearby, which is handy since there're hospitals and pharmacies not far away, and that helps a lot with health and safety, especially considering the 24-hour nurse coverage, emergency call systems, and daily medical checks.
For those needing memory care, the Noble Life Enrichment program gives daily spiritual, social, and physical activities, and there's also color therapy, movies, and music events, plus a library with a fireplace, arts and crafts, active games, a beauty salon, fitness center, computer spot, and quiet spaces for meditation or worship, so there's always a way to get involved or find something calm, and when care is needed after a hospital stay or illness, their short-term and rehabilitation care can help too. The staff is experienced with memory loss, dementia, and even stroke rehab, and people get assistance with bathing, dressing, medications, and other daily tasks, all while being encouraged to do as much as possible for themselves in a safe way.
Honey Creek Heights Senior Living lets veterans use their benefits and also accepts Medicaid Waivers, private pay, and long-term care insurance, so it keeps things affordable for many folks, while the starting monthly price for assisted living sits around $2,562. The place scores an average 3.9 in online reviews, so there's some overall satisfaction and a community rating that's been measured at 9.3, and people mention the clean rooms, the caring staff, and the variety of activities that keep life here engaging. Staff work hard to make sure every person feels respected, safe, and supported, helping each resident find a sense of belonging, comfort, and a little more confidence every day.
