Villas at the Station sits at 8935 S Wood Creek Dr in Oak Creek, WI, and works as a 55+ rental apartment community for seniors who want to stay active and healthy, and while it covers several care levels like independent living, assisted living, nursing home care, and memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, it keeps things simple with two floor plans and a one-year minimum lease, and although it's pet-restricted, one cat's allowed with a fee, but dogs aren't, and there's assigned parking outside or under the building for an extra $40 a month, which is handy for Wisconsin weather. The management team stays on-site, and staff help with daily activities like dressing, meals, and medication, and they're known for being friendly and helpful since residents always need someone around for both big and small things, and a nurse, podiatry visits, wound care, and even occupational therapy come right to the apartments, so folks don't have to worry about getting out for those needs.
The reviews, about seven of them, average a decent 4.6 out of 5, so most people seem satisfied, and the apartments themselves have air conditioning, a dishwasher, a kitchen or kitchenette, housekeeping, and their own washer and dryer, which helps folks keep up with laundry without leaving the apartment, and everything is set up for safety with handicap-accessible features and a sprinkler system throughout. For moving around, there's an elevator in the building, which makes getting to your apartment much easier when stairs start to become a challenge. People can join others in the community gathering room, dining area, or activity spaces-good for games, crafts, social get-togethers, fitness classes, and educational programs, so boredom doesn't last long, and there's even a salon and barbershop in the building for those who want to keep up appearances without a long trip across town.
Memory care lives in a secured area, and there's 24-hour staff support plus special programs meant to help memory and allow folks to feel calm and secure, and for those who only need a short stay while their caregivers get a break, respite care is available too, with everything still provided, from meals to medication help. Meals get served and there's transportation for appointments or outings, and personal care services like laundry, grooming, help with dressing, or dry cleaning are just part of the package, with a focus on helping every person keep their dignity and independence as long as possible. Long-term care insurance is accepted, and the apartments are set up to be as comfortable as possible, with cable TV and a steady WiFi connection, and it's clear the aim is to let seniors live well, make friends, stay active, and feel safe, all while staff respond to individual needs, giving each person the kind of support and attention they need to enjoy their days.
