Saint Francis Health Services has provided care in St. Francis, Wisconsin since 1965 and spreads across many Wisconsin cities like Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Kenosha, and others, offering a wide range of services for older adults. People can choose Independent Living with options like one- to four-bedroom units, apartments, condos, single-family homes, and even townhomes, where staff takes care of maintenance, and residents can join community activities or enjoy garden spaces and patios, sometimes with luxury features like gated entries, doormen, pools, and air conditioning. Assisted Living residents get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, medication, and meals, and staff works around the clock to help with transfers, answer call systems, and provide personal care, all while keeping meals healthy for special diets and offering cleaning, linens, housekeeping, and even beauty salon services. For people needing more medical care, skilled nursing services provide 24-hour care, wound care, rehabilitation, physical, occupational, and speech therapies, daily monitoring like weights and glucose, infection control, IV antibiotics, and support for those healing between hospital and home, all backed by a close working relationship with nearby hospitals and in-house lab, X-ray, EKG, pharmacy, psychiatric consultations, and social work services.
Memory Care is available for adults with dementia or other memory problems, featuring secure settings, specialized programs, memory-enhancing activities, 24-hour supervision, and staff focused on keeping people safe and engaged. Short-term respite care and long-term skilled nursing, as well as hospice, palliative, and adult day services, are also part of the mix, making sure that families can find flexible support when they need it, and residents who are frail or need ongoing care can get nursing and social support, as well as comfort and dignity in the later stages of life. Home Care and Home Health Care, including Medicare-certified nursing, let some people stay in their homes with extra help, and the center runs activities, community events, and mental wellness programs that try to keep everyone feeling connected, no matter what kind of care they need.
All housing units are protected under fair housing laws, including for LGBTQ people and all income sources, and renters can expect options for accessible features and pet-friendly policies even though details like parking and fitness centers might differ by location. Rooms often come fully furnished with Wi-Fi, cable, telephones, and sometimes kitchenettes, and people can enjoy common spaces like a small library, gardens, dining rooms, or outdoor spots for visiting. Residents here are surrounded by staff who try to build meaningful relationships, show respect for everyone's choices, and look after each person with attention to dignity, from care planning to meal preparation and activities run by both staff and residents themselves. This small facility in St. Francis itself maintains a home-like feel, with low staff turnover, individualized care, daily therapy, and discharge planning for those heading home, and it's recognized for both its strong community ties and a CMS five-star facility rating. There's even a free CNA training program for those who want to work in care, and the nursing home itself has achieved deficiency-free surveys from federal inspectors, which is something people do pay attention to when choosing a home for themselves or a loved one.
