Bright Faith Senior Living - Victorian Home

Bright Faith Senior Living, also known as Victorian Home or Victorian Castle, sits back from the road in New Berlin, Wisconsin, with a wooded backyard and a screened-in porch that gives the place a quiet, homey, village feel, and you'll find staff around the clock, including a team of CNAs and a house administrator, ready to help seniors with many different needs, whether that's independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, or memory care, and they handle everything from home care (non-medical), home health care (Medicare-Certified), and adult day services, to long-term care and hospice care, so folks with health concerns like Alzheimer's or dementia get focused memory care therapies, support from visiting doctors, and custom care plans made just for them, while others may stay active with crafts, bingo, movie nights, and ice cream socials, or join in group meals at a big dining table, with home-cooked meals made by CNAs and dietary plans that fit each resident. The place is set up for people who want to live independently and those who need help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, therapies, and transportation, offering housekeeping, laundry, salons, fitness areas, a big living room, a kitchen or kitchenette, Wi-Fi, and safety features, and even though there are about 20 staff members, they manage to keep things feeling personal, letting seniors join activities, get care from nurses or podiatrists, use wheelchairs or walkers with help, and relax in rooms with things like cable TV and washers and dryers. Families might find peace of mind knowing there's a 3.7-star average based on three reviews, and the cost ranges between $2,210 and $10,075 per month, so it's important to ask plenty of questions about which services are covered. The laboratory on site, once run by lab director Brendt Johannsen, is now closed, but the facility keeps detailed records on labs and offers professional services and training, with information about available and closed labs for those who need it. Seniors and their families can schedule visits, look at inspection records, and find resources about levels of care, financing options like Medicare and Medicaid, and advice for caregivers, making it easier to choose care that fits.