Allis Care Center, located at 9047 W Greenfield Ave in West Allis, offers skilled nursing care with 152 certified beds and usually has about 80 residents a day, so there's enough space, including private rooms and updated short-term rehab suites for those who like extra privacy or comfort, and they do have cable, a kitchenette, Wi-Fi, and a telephone in the rooms, which is nice for staying in touch or keeping busy. They're set up for both long-term care and short-term rehab, and they help people recover from surgery, injury, or illness, including those with complex medical needs, since they have around-the-clock nursing staff and a medical call alert system for safety. Their team includes nurses, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech and language pathologists, social workers, and unit managers, so there's support for all sorts of medical and rehab needs, even ventilator support, chest tube care, tracheotomy care, IV antibiotics, complex wound care, and respiratory therapy 24/7, with a pulmonologist overseeing care and a dedicated ventilator program and cardiopulmonary PATH program for people needing extra respiratory help.
Meals come three times a day, they serve nutritious food, and they'll modify diets for any special requirements if someone asks, which is good for folks with allergies or medical conditions, and they do have a multi-step plan to help people regain and keep their independence, working on fall prevention and using state-of-the-art rehab equipment in their therapy programs. The staff helps with dressing, handles medication management, and offers hospice and respite care, and there is support for residents with mental health or substance use needs, which some people find important. The center admits adults of all ages at any hour, which makes things easier in emergencies or unique situations.
For people who like activities, the center has crafts, bingo, trivia, and Yahtzee, and organizes group outings, spiritual programs, and other social events on a regular basis, so folks get a chance to socialize and get out, and they have an outdoor space where residents can relax or visit, because sometimes a bit of fresh air helps, and smoking is permitted only outdoors, since the rest of the facility is non-smoking.
Residents can use a beauty salon and barber shop on site, and there's transportation for those who need to go somewhere, and staff speak English, with some able to help in other languages. The place is operated by Medical Rehabilitation Centers, LLC, with Lexington Healthcare LLC owning it, and Brenda Campbell and Stacie Turner running things since 2014, and they're affiliated with Lexington Health Management, so there's a solid administrative structure. The facility's licensed for both Medicare and Medicaid and stays up to date on provider directory, access standards, and credentialing, making sure the staff and care meet certain rules.
Now, they do have a higher nurse turnover rate at 66.9% compared to the state's average of 49%, which can mean people see new faces more often, and there've been several deficiencies in past inspections-75 total, including some about protecting residents' rights and keeping people safe from potential abuse or neglect-even though there's been no actual harm, just the potential for it if things weren't corrected. Infection controls had three violations, and there's attention on improving, since the reports pointed these out, including a recent complaint in September 2025 with four deficiencies documented, all without actual harm so far. Nurse staffing hours are just a bit above average for the state at 4.11 per resident per day, which helps with quality of care, and residents or families can report provider directory information inaccuracies by phone, email, or secure chat if needed.
Allis Care Center can't accept new patients right now, and operational hours weren't listed in the available details, but for those already staying or working there, the center provides full-service nursing care for many complex needs and tries to help residents recover and lead as independent a life as possible, with support from a diverse team and a good number of services all under one roof.
