J And T Helping Hands is a licensed Adult Family Home in Milwaukee, WI, that's been in operation since 2017 and has either three or four licensed beds, offering care in a small, homelike setting. This place focuses on people who have daily living needs, including help with bathing, dressing, getting around, managing medicine, and other personal care, so folks get attention in a way that feels more comfortable and sincere given the smaller layout, and the owner, Latisha Pierce, leads a team that includes caregivers like Shannone Brown, Constance Adams, Ladisha Burch, and Jamie Johnson. The home serves daily homecooked meals and pays attention to nutrition and personal tastes, even offering special diets for allergies or diabetes, and the staff always keeps rooms clean, does laundry, and can even arrange dry cleaning. Each resident gets a comfortable, furnished bedroom with a telephone and access to living spaces like a well-equipped kitchen, nice living rooms, and good bathrooms, and the home has an emergency alert system for safety.
The staff is awake and available 24 hours a day for anyone who needs help with mobility, memory challenges, or recovery after incidents, and J And T Helping Hands offers board and care home, assisted living, and memory care services, so they help people with dementia and other cognitive needs too. There are options for hospice and respite stays, giving caregivers a break when needed. They provide walking paths and a garden for those who like nature, and regular activities like movie nights, community-sponsored events, and scheduled outings so residents can stay active, see a doctor, or just get around the neighborhood, and the home is close to hospitals like Wheaton Franciscan - St. Joseph Campus and Aurora Nephrology. People with mobility problems get support through mobility assistance devices, and every resident gets treated like family, with the goal of making life as easy and comfortable as possible. J And T Helping Hands doesn't accept Medicare unless the provider is certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but they do work with other local care agencies, including those that are certified, and they coordinate care closely, especially when it comes to medication management or doctor visits, staying focused on making sure each resident feels safe and cared for in a peaceful, family-style environment.
