96th Street House is a small adult family home for older adults located at 2371 South 96th Street in West Allis, Wisconsin, offering assisted living care in a quiet, single-family house built in 1971 that sits on a 7,187 square foot lot. With room for up to four residents in shared apartments, single-bedroom units, or studio suites, the setting is simple but comfortable, providing both private and semi-private spaces that come fully furnished. Residents can count on help with bathing, dressing, medication management, transfers, incontinence care, ambulation, and other daily needs from multilingual caregivers who speak English, and who work under 24-hour licensed staff supervision. There's strong coordination with local healthcare providers to meet medical needs, and staff create custom care plans for each resident, including those living with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, or dementia.
The house features telephone service in all rooms, wifi, and a community kitchen. Meals get prepared fresh by a chef, supervised by a dietitian, with all-day dining choices, options for special diets like diabetes or allergies, and all-inclusive dining in a shared dining room. Laundry, housekeeping, and dry cleaning services are included, and the home takes care of move-in coordination for new residents. For recreation and social connection, there are community-sponsored activities such as movie nights, scheduled meals, games, and other events in the community room, plus a beauty shop and a games room. Walking paths and well-kept gardens, along with a greenhouse, offer quiet places to relax outdoors, and parking is available for residents or visitors.
Residents get support with local transportation needs, including rides to doctor's appointments, and emergency alert systems are in place throughout the house so help is always close at hand. The facility designs its care to be safe, respectful, and compassionate as stated in its mission, aiming to treat each resident like family and enrich their quality of life. Individual service assessments guide care, and the staff works to build a supportive environment focused on health and daily living. The facility operates under Wisconsin license #8939 as a state-licensed Adult Family Home, providing long-term care services. Community ratings reflect sentiment analysis, safety, and neighborhood livability. The house doesn't accept Medicare unless certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
