Sheila'S Hands

Sheila'S Hands sits in Milwaukee and runs a 25-bed unit for folks with Alzheimer's and dementia, offering memory care in a safe place where staff keep watch all day and night, and there are secure spaces for residents who might wander, so families don't have to worry so much, and there's a set of programs and memory activities made to help people with dementia live as well as possible, plus they help with daily things like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine. It's a community with a mix of care, so people can move from independent living to full nursing care when their needs change, and there's help for those who need skilled nursing after getting out of the hospital, with support that covers wound care, rehab, and full-time medical help. Sheila'S Hands gives housekeeping, laundry, and meal services, along with scheduled activities like trips to cafes, movie nights, and time outside on walking paths or in gardens, so there's always something to do if folks want it. People who live with chronic health needs or use wheelchairs will find access here, and the rooms can be furnished with places to eat together in the dining room, plus special meal options for allergies or diabetes. Assistance is always available for medicines and getting around, and staff coordinate with doctors to keep care organized. Staff speak English, and there's a real focus on keeping care personalized, letting residents stick to their own routines when possible, so life can feel familiar and comfortable, with support ready when someone asks.