Parkway House

Parkway House sits in Milwaukee, WI, and serves as a licensed Community Based Residential Facility with 8 beds, where seniors get help with things like bathing, dressing, medication management, and incontinence care in a more homelike setting, which means it feels less like a nursing home and more like a small neighborhood residence, and while there's a focus on luxury living, comfort, and amenities, seniors also benefit from around-the-clock supervision, healthcare staffing, coordination with doctors, and regular nursing visits. Residents can choose from several care options, whether they need help with daily activities, independent living, assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, long-term support, hospice care, or even respite or short-term stays, and for those who want something more flexible, home share and home care choices are available too. Memory care services stand out for people with dementia or mild cognitive problems, with secure spaces, specialized programs, and personalized care plans designed to help with memory and engagement, including activities geared toward memory retention and quality of life. The building itself has private rooms for each person, shared areas for meals and socializing, and all kinds of help with housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and linen-plus meals are prepared onsite, tailored for dietary needs like diabetes or allergies, and served in a dining room. The staff also arranges rides for medical visits and helps with moving in, while residents enjoy movie nights, group events, walking paths, gardens, and scheduled activities to keep everyone connected and active within the community. Room amenities include cable TV, phone, Wi-Fi, and emergency alert systems, and families get some peace of mind knowing that long-term, non-acute care is available here, usually at a lower price than a full nursing facility, with services built around each person's routines and wishes. The small size of Parkway House helps create a close-knit atmosphere, and because it sits in a residential neighborhood, it feels less overwhelming for many folks looking for board and care or a memory care community with options for most care needs.