Mill Pond Senior Village sits in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, right along walking trails and a river, with outdoor balconies for watching the water and scenery, and if you like flowers, they keep the grounds looking nice with lots of decorations and plants, and the apartments-especially the one-bedroom floor plans-got a full remodel recently and look real nice, and you can pick from studio, one, or two-bedroom layouts, with both independent and assisted living options, plus memory care services for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, so they've made sure to add things like secure environments and features to keep people safe and comfortable if that's needed, and you'll find skilled nurses and staff on-site who help with things like bathing and medication, with a maintenance team that has a fellow named John people say does good work, and the management watches over things pretty closely, including a regional manager and a full-time manager right there with everyone.
There are always things to do, because the community puts on activities and social events, and for everyday needs there's on-site parking, some of the spots are assigned but most are first come, first served so you might have to clear your own snow in the winter, and if you've got pets, cats and dogs can live here, and smokers can smoke in private or outdoor areas if they want.
Meal times happen in shared dining rooms where they pay attention to making the food healthy and tasty, and residents can take a bus for group outings, plus there's both free and paid transportation if you need to get to doctor visits or shopping. The facility itself sits on a large, 17-acre area that includes senior apartments like those in the Cedar Glen Independent Living Community, made just for folks 55 and older, and some of these apartments are income-eligible for those who meet certain requirements.
There's good access to local hospitals, doctors, rehab centers, restaurants like Hot House Tavern and Su Casa Grande, and parks including Kinderberg Park and Menomonee Park, so there's always places to go nearby. SeniorAdvisor.com gives the community a solid 7.9 out of 10 and an "A" ranking for the grounds, with residents mentioning friendly staff, good meals, cleanliness, and a safe and social environment, and Mill Pond Senior Village is pet-friendly, has themed common rooms, offers respite and hospice if needed, allows separate spaces for men and women, and includes elevators, wheelchair ramps, and other features so people can get around easily.
People call the staff helpful and kind, and Mill Pond has both indoor and outdoor spaces where residents gather to relax and visit, with activities planned to keep folks social and active, no matter if they live in independent apartments or need a little more help, and for those who want, there's home care with aides who can help right in the person's own apartment, so everyone can find the right support while living as comfortably and simply as possible.
