Tree Of Life, a Community Based Residential Facility in Sturtevant, WI, sits among other assisted living options near Waukesha but has its own small, close-knit setting where seniors live in a residential neighborhood. Staff support both ambulatory and non-ambulatory residents, including those needing more hands-on help, so people who use walkers, wheelchairs, or need transfers can get care. The place specializes in helping seniors with memory needs like dementia and Alzheimer's, offering 24-hour supervision and personalized activities to help maintain memory and engagement, and everything runs with safety in mind, including secure spaces for those who might wander. There's help with bathing, dressing, medication, and meals-always made with input from chefs and nutrition planners, and they pay attention to special diets for diabetes or allergies. Residents can choose private or semi-private rooms, all designed for comfort and privacy, and the apartments stay clean with regular housekeeping and laundry services.
The staff at Tree Of Life are trained in helping those with dementia and mild cognitive impairment, and they speak English, making communication a little easier for most. Residents enjoy a variety of activities, from devotional gatherings and group outings to movie nights and walking garden paths, with plenty of common space for social visits. The place offers Wi-Fi, phone access, scheduled transportation to clinics, pharmacies, and local attractions, and there's an emergency alert system for safety. Daily routines stay flexible and residents are encouraged to make choices to keep their independence for as long as possible. Apartment complexes like Oak Hill Terrace Senior Living, connected through the same providers (including North Oak Senior Living, LLC and Eden Senior Care), have up to 35 licensed beds and offer similar amenities too. Tree Of Life serves a small group of people to help ensure each person gets the attention they need, with both one-bedroom and two-bedroom units available, and all of the services aim to let seniors age in place no matter what level of help they might eventually need. There's a sense of community with friendly staff, clean surroundings, and spaces to garden or enjoy walking, plus easy access to health care and social activities made to fit each person's needs.
