Oak Crest Villa sits at 8765 W Forest Home Avenue in Greenfield, Wisconsin, with services covering the surrounding area, and it belongs to the Adult Family Homes category, offering a community that's neither too big nor too small with room for 42 residents. You won't find a rating from the BBB and it isn't accredited by them, but reviews put it around 6 out of 10, which gives a fair idea of what people think. Oak Crest Villa offers assisted living, independent living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and Parkinson's care, so it's set up for different needs as people get older or need more help. Studio rooms and smart apartment layouts are there, plus shared living quarters, so folks can pick what fits them best, and all the rooms have safety features like grab bars, ADA-compliant bathrooms, call buttons, and full apartment security.
The place allows pets, which is nice for animal lovers, and residents can get help with medication, regular health checks, and diabetic management, along with personal needs services like laundry, housekeeping, and moving aid if needed. Staff stay on-call all day and night, keeping to the right caregiver-to-resident ratios as the law asks, while health and safety checks stay up to code. Oak Crest Villa holds fall prevention classes, arts and crafts, computer learning, and offers a big library for reading, so there's always something to do, and people come together for birthday parties and other community events, building a sense of connection-sometimes spiritual-with others. They provide meals on-site, one or two a day, in a dining setting, and laundry's taken care of, ensuring those little tasks don't get in the way of comfort.
Residents also get free rides to appointments, and all utilities are covered. There are outdoor decks for fresh air, plus amenities made to support independence and make people comfortable. Memory care here follows a person-centered plan, and staff try to keep up with each resident's needs in a kind and patient way. Oak Crest Villa meets state licensing rules, and while the facility's not perfect, it offers a fair range of care types, health support, and community features, giving seniors options to live as independently as possible while getting the help they need in a faith-friendly, friendly environment.
