A Place For Miracles Living Center III is a small senior living community in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at 3927 W Roosevelt Drive, and it runs a total of six assisted living units, which means each resident gets some personal attention, and folks often find it feels close-knit and a bit like living with extended family, and a co-owner named Mrs. Toni Howard helps keep things running. The rooms come fully furnished and include lots of closets, and if someone needs help with bathing, dressing, or getting around, the staff is there day and night to lend a hand, plus they're trained to help with memory care and offer support for conditions like dementia and diabetes, with help for medication and special meals if diets need to be watched. The staff checks in on residents' health through screenings, and an RN can do health assessments too, and care plans can be made personal to fit each person's needs, so those who need help with incontinence or changing spaces aren't left without support, and there are respite and hospice services as well if families need short-term or end-of-life help. Folks get to enjoy chef-inspired meals with all the basic utilities paid, and there's regular housekeeping, laundry, and home upkeep, plus washing machines and dryers are all there for use, which certainly makes living easier.
The place holds daily activities like wellness programs, crafts classes, games, card playing, and movies, and sometimes there are holiday parties, music, and entertainment; residents can relax outside in the yard, walk on paths, or join in art and workout programs if they like, and options like pet therapy or music plans add to the routine. Each apartment has a private bathroom that's ADA compliant, and the facility is built to be wheelchair accessible for ease of movement, and for those that need it, there's help with travel for shopping, doctor visits, and spiritual services. There are community activities for socializing, including game nights and possibly movie nights, book rooms, and sometimes things like a community jacuzzi or fitness space; a traveling barber or stylist may stop by, and the staff's always there overnight to respond to calls or unscheduled needs, which gives peace of mind for those who worry about nighttime falls or illness. Residents get access to a telephone, WiFi, computer access, emergency alert systems, and regular housekeeping, while their health and safety get supervised by staff, with a focus on keeping an environment that's warm and friendly, with a business file dating back to May 26, 2020.
The business isn't BBB accredited and hasn't published prices, and it's part of the Wisconsin Assisted Living Association; it's one of a few locations run by the same owners in Milwaukee, and the whole idea is to give seniors a safe, comfortable space, whether they need daily care, memory help, or just some light support with meals and chores. Each person can count on prepared daily meals, rooms kept clean, and social or wellness activities, all snug in a smaller setting that can be easier for folks who prefer quieter communities, and whether someone needs long-term assistance, a safe place for memory concerns, or stays for just a few weeks, the staff aims to keep the care respectful, personal, and focused on what residents really need.
