99th St House stands as a small Adult Family Home licensed for up to 4 residents and sits in the RITE REALTY CO WILDWOOD PARK subdivision in Milwaukee County and the home was built in 1955 as a ranch-style, single-story property made of vinyl and brick on a lot that's close to 9,000 square feet, with an attached garage for parking, and inside there are 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, so everyone has their own space and there's a shared living area where folks can gather. The home is fully furnished, with options for private or semi-private rooms. There's a goal to make sure seniors feel safe, respected, cared for, and comfortable here, and the mission is clear about improving the quality of life for every resident in a warm, home-like setting that's meant to be supportive but doesn't overstep independence, so residents get help as needed but can keep doing what they're able to do.
People living at 99th St House receive help with daily tasks, like bathing, dressing, moving around, or managing medication, and there's always 24-hour supervision to make sure everyone is alright. For safety and access, the house has features to support folks who use wheelchairs or have trouble moving around, and staff coordinate with healthcare providers when needed. The dining area serves scheduled meals with special attention to allergies, diabetes, and other diet needs, and residents can get meals throughout the day, prepared by staff who also handle housekeeping, laundry, and personal care. Emergency alert systems are in place, and there's move-in support to help new residents settle in.
There are outdoor walking paths and gardens, a space to park, regular movie nights, and ways for people to socialize or take part in activities, and community-sponsored events are planned regularly. The team aims to treat every resident as a family member, keeping a caring and professional atmosphere while paying attention to each person's needs through personalized care plans. Legal protections are upheld to prevent discrimination. The property is regulated and licensed with oversight from local agencies like the Department of Aging or Veterans Services, and residents receive specialized elder care in a long-term setting with all the basics of home ownership, property taxes, and utilities managed, as shown in county records, and the house operates as a residential care home with all necessary assessments and maintenance.
