Washington Heights Manor II

Washington Heights Manor II sits at 10620 W. Greenwood Terrace in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and is a small, specialized assisted living and memory care facility. The place cares for adults who are advanced in age, developmentally disabled, emotionally disturbed or mentally ill, have irreversible dementia or Alzheimer's, or have experienced traumatic brain injuries, and it takes in people who can get around on their own or need some help walking but who can still respond to a fire alarm by themselves, which is a safety rule they follow closely. The facility has 8 beds in total, including 4 private rooms, and the apartments come fully furnished with cable TV, telephones, and Wi-Fi, making it easy for residents to keep in touch with loved ones or relax with their favorite shows, and there are outdoor spaces with walking paths, gardens, and quiet spots, plus gentle landscaping so residents can enjoy nature or take a peaceful stroll. Washington Heights Manor II offers respite care and family care services, so if families need a break they can turn to the home for temporary help, and they have memory care services for people with early-stage Alzheimer's and dementia in a setting with exit alerts and trained staff, making it safer for residents who may wander. Activities happen every day to keep minds and bodies active, from community-sponsored events to scheduled programs that encourage social time and well-being, and the dining room serves regular meals with options for special diets like diabetes or allergies. Residents get 24-hour supervision by dedicated healthcare staff who help with daily routines like bathing, dressing, transfers, incontinence, medication management, and meal preparation, plus they provide housekeeping, laundry, linen, and move-in coordination to keep things clean and organized. If someone needs help getting to medical appointments, the home arranges transportation and works with outside healthcare providers, and the whole community aims to offer comfort and dignity while letting people keep as much independence as possible. The focus remains on a simple, safe environment where residents can live with a sense of belonging and choice, surrounded by others and cared for in small groups, and while the building is on the smaller side, it feels personal, making it easier for staff to really know each resident's needs.