Victory Resources

Victory Resources sits in a ranch style home on the northwest side of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and you'll find that it's smaller than most, since it has room for only four residents, but sometimes that works out better if you like peace and quiet and not too much hustle and bustle going on, and you'll notice that the house has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a roomy eat-in kitchen, laundry in the basement, and a living room that gives folks a place to sit and chat or read or watch some television, since they do have cable or satellite TV, and you can even use the Wi-Fi and telephone in your own space if you want to call friends or family. Residents get 24-hour supervision, help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or getting up and down if that's needed, and the staff coordinates with healthcare providers, gives medication reminders, and helps with special diets like diabetes or allergies, so you won't have to worry if you need something tailored to you. The meals are prepared in the house and they do their best with dietary restrictions, and you'll see a dining room for gathering, along with garden and outdoor space for anyone who wants a little fresh air or a walk around. They help with housekeeping, laundry, and move-in coordination, and there's a focus on person-centered care that honors each resident's choices. For recreation and social needs, you'll find community-sponsored activities and organized events, so there's usually something on the schedule, often designed to keep bodies and minds active, and they do movie nights too. Victory Resources offers non-ambulatory care and memory care services for Alzheimer's and dementia, and they even have a special care unit just for these needs, with amenities meant to create a safer and more comfortable setting for memory support. There's skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, and continuing care services available, so help is close at hand, and the staff can work with outside agencies like 101 Mobility for accessibility, plus you'll have proximity to Wheaton Franciscan - St. Joseph Campus and Aurora Nephrology if you need more medical help. The facility is certified for Medicaid and follows Wisconsin Administrative Code Chapter DHS 88 and Uniform Licensure Statute Chapter 50, so it has to meet certain standards, and according to Seniorly's rating system, it has a community score of 3.8. Residents can expect basic and supportive care along with medication support, all-day dining with flexible meal times, and private furnished rooms if that's what's needed. Overall, it's a smaller place, quieter, and meant for those who'd like a more home-like setting with help nearby, staff there around the clock, and a bit slower pace, all the while staying close to doctors, pharmacies, and any outside care or therapies folks might need over time.