Cache James Better Living LLC 3

Cache James Better Living LLC 3 is a licensed adult family home in Milwaukee with three beds and part of the Branches of Blessings Assisted Living group, you'll find it near 1840 N. Prospect Ave. and connected to Saint John's On The Lake as well, offering care focused on seniors with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, so the care team uses designated Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Units built for specialized memory services, and these units feature secure spaces and programs that help prevent wandering and aim to reduce confusion for residents who have memory loss, plus there are amenities and activities that try to engage people both mentally and socially and provide devotional activities right onsite. You'll see this home and its connected communities providing assisted living services, so help with dressing, bathing, meals, managing medicine, and personal care is standard, and they provide both incontinence and diabetic care, with skilled caregiving on hand for those who can't walk or need non-ambulatory care, so people get support to try and keep their independence for as long as possible. The facility can also offer skilled nursing, rehabilitation, wound care, and medical oversight 24 hours a day, you'll notice it holds certification for Medicare and Medicaid, and they offer hospice care when needed. There's an option for independent living with simple, maintenance-free apartments and social activities at various other locations under Cache James Better Living and related communities, plus a related Will Starr Mequon House in Ozaukee County set up in a quiet neighborhood offers residential care home services with live-in caregivers helping small groups of seniors, again with dementia care and support for daily needs. Residents have access to meals, indoor gathering areas, and supervision, and staff are trained using courses like CBRF training through the Wisconsin Assisted Living Association, which means caregivers are educated on up-to-date care practices, plus the facility stays in touch with professional networks for resources and legislative updates, educational webinars, and workforce development which means there's ongoing training and support for the people working there. Each location provides chances for socializing, exercise, spiritual engagement, and activities that keep folks busy and feeling part of a community, and with only a few licensed beds in each residential home, the care can be more personal and attentive, with all the basic supports seniors need right where they live.