Morgan House

Morgan House offers residential homes for older adults, where small groups of up to eight people live together and receive daily care in a quiet, home-like setting called board and care homes, and you'll find that it's not only the basics, with meal service and room cleaning, but also round-the-clock supervision, laundry, help with bathing or dressing, medication management, and even transportation for doctor's appointments or errands, and they provide special diets for things like diabetes or allergies if needed, which does help keep everyone healthy and comfortable. This community operates in locations like Milwaukee, Cudahy, Franklin, Oak Creek, and West Allis, WI, so family can find a spot that works for visiting, and the rooms come private or shared, with telephone and Wi-Fi in the rooms, whether you prefer to have company or time alone, and the newer equipment includes things like emergency alert systems for safety and sometimes even robots pass plates during meals, which is handy, and if you need skilled nursing following illness or surgery, or memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, Morgan House handles that too, with 24-hour support, activities to help memory, and safe, supervised living. They also offer both independent and assisted living, so you don't have to move if your health changes-plus they help arrange moves, and they can coordinate with outside healthcare providers, so your care transitions smoothly if you've been in the hospital or need hospice at the end. You'll find things are kept lively, with a clubhouse, movie nights, group meals in the dining room, walking paths in the gardens, a book room, hair salon, and community-sponsored activities like games, music therapy, pet visits, and fitness classes, because staying active and making friends makes days better. They license the homes for assisted living, and the staff provide person-centered care-meaning they'll adjust daily routines to fit what you like and need. Home care and respite care are available, which gives relief to family caregivers, and there are special programs, like the Arc Milwaukee Women's Program, for residents who need extra support. Meals are homemade three times a day, snacks too, and they schedule appointments or runs to religious services if requested, so daily living is taken care of, and housekeeping teams keep things tidy. Recreation, special diets, rehabilitation, and even hospice are provided under the same roof, so the place tries to cover as much as it can, and all these supports help older adults stay in the same community as their needs change-a real comfort for many families.