Sun Vale Adult Family Home 3 is a small, licensed care home for seniors at 6752 North 52nd Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and you'll find only four residents living here at a time, which makes it feel pretty close and personal most days. The staff provides 24-hour care for seniors needing help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, taking medication, and moving about, and everybody gets a fully furnished room, which helps people settle in without much stress. This home's especially known for its support of people with Alzheimer's and dementia since there are memory-enhancing programs, activities meant to keep minds working, and supervision round the clock for safety, and caregivers speak English, making communication easy for most families.
The staff takes care of meals, which can include special diets if folks need that, and meal times often happen together in the dining room, giving people a chance to socialize, and there's a garden and walking paths outside for those who want to get some fresh air or have a bit of quiet time. Residents get their laundry and housekeeping done for them, and if someone needs help getting to appointments or wants an outing, staff helps arrange rides, sometimes even to neighborhood restaurants or cafes, since it's important for everyone to stay connected to the community. There's Wi-Fi, cable TV, phones, movie nights, and scheduled activities each day, and the home provides both respite care for families needing a break, and long-term care.
Sun Vale Adult Family Home 3 keeps residents safe with emergency alert systems, stays on top of health needs by coordinating closely with doctors, and has a mental wellness program to help with emotional well-being. It can handle residents who need dementia care or even hospice care, and the atmosphere feels warm and family-like because of the small size, so folks don't tend to get lost in the shuffle. The home has a community score of 3.6, and while it doesn't share a lot of details publicly, it continues to play a role in supporting both seniors and their families day by day.
