Chcs Atlantic Crossing Adult Family Home sits at 7326 West Beloit Road in West Allis, WI, and offers a small, home-like setting that takes in just a few residents at a time, so things feel a bit quieter and everyone tends to know each other. Folks stay in semi-private rooms with one bedroom, and the staff keeps an eye on everything around the clock, so help's always close by if someone needs it, whether that's for bathing, dressing, medication reminders, or a quick transfer. They prepare meals-including choices for folks with allergies or diabetes-and serve them in the dining room, and there's always coffee and a friendly face nearby. Residents can bring small pets like dogs or cats, and everyone gets access to things like cable TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and help with housekeeping and laundry, so no one has to worry about the chores piling up.
There's a gym if someone wants to get a little exercise, and a pool and hot tub for relaxing, plus a chapel and devotional activities for people who like to spend some time in reflection or prayer; if someone's in the mood for something quieter, the library's there, and there are common rooms for just sitting together. They do movie nights, community events, and keep a regular schedule of activities that let seniors keep busy and social, and the garden with walking paths offers a bit of fresh air. Folks who need a little more support get personalized care, whether that's just an extra hand here and there or more steady help for memory care, including a secure area and programs for people with Alzheimer's and dementia. There are licensed nurses on staff for medical checkups, and transportation's available if a resident needs to get to the doctor or just go out someplace. Housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and emergency alert systems are all handled, so residents can focus on living their lives without lots of extra worry. The Adult Family Home license means care teams are ready if health needs get complicated, with rehabilitation, wound care, non-ambulatory support, supervision, and close coordination with healthcare providers. The whole place is wheelchair accessible and set up for people who want privacy, supervision, and a little more independence, whether they're alone or as a couple. There's memory care and respite care as well, so families get a break when needed without concern about their loved one's safety, and move-in coordination helps new residents settle in. Apartments come in different layouts, and all the little extras-phone service, furnished rooms, a beauty salon, even internet access-make daily life easier. Each of their homes across West Allis, including places like 99TH ST HOUSE, 98TH STREET SCHLINGER, and others, keeps the resident count small, usually four or eight, so everyone gets attention and care that matches what they need.
