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Heartis Village offers apartments for Assisted Living and Memory Care lifestyles. Right outside residents' doors is a world of opportunities made possible by a variety of community amenities.

Our residents remain active - physically, intellectually and spiritually - living a life of purpose, meaning, and fulfillment. We provide our residents with every opportunity to be inspired. Every day.

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Laurel Oaks Senior Living is a true reflection of Milwaukees North Shore ? people come from Glendale, Fox Point, Whitefish Bay, Bayside and surrounding communities. Youll find your neighbors want to stay current and stay involved. Play bridge or chess? Youll find a partner. People attend the symphony, theatre, and other cultural events. Guest speakers on topics as varied as going green, aromatherapy and local history are regularly scheduled. And theres shopping trips and lunch excursions in the neighborhood - to Bay Shore Town Square, shops on Silver Spring and Audubon Court. There is always something to do, and someone to do it with.

Laurel Oaks Senior Living is a community of people dedicated to helping you stay healthy, active and engaged so you can truly enjoy this time of life. Everyone who works here has one thing in common: an appreciation and respect for older adults. Youll see it in the friendly smiles, the genuine interest in stories from the past and the way our staff relates to everyone who lives here. 

The activities offered at Laurel Oaks Senior Living match the diverse make-up of those who live here. People at Laurel Oaks are as active as they want to be. Every month there is a full calendar of social and educational opportunities offered, including specialized programs for those with dementia.

In our communities, seniors do not merely reside. They thrive. Thats because ensuring their good health and helping them stay active and engaged isnt merely part of a mission statement that hangs on a wall, its part of our daily routine. And our full-time Lifestyle Director monitors the number and types of programs at Laurel Oaks monthly to make sure that the expected balance of social, wellness, creative, educational and spiritual activities are scheduled. Here are a just a few examples of Laurel Oaks activities:

<h4>Social</h4>
Stop at the daily Coffee hour and discuss the news of the day. Join the Knitting/Crochet Circle, and volunteer with Operation Sweet Pea. Bridge, Mahjong, poker, and cribbage are common games we see groups of residents playing with each other or with outside friends in our various social rooms. Watch a documentary on Tuesday night and other movies Friday - Sunday. Check the calendar to plan a shopping trip, and see what concerts, theatre, sightseeing or lunches are coming up. Theres something to do every single day.

<h4>Health &amp; Wellness</h4>
Try the daily exercise class, chair yoga, or non-impact aerobics to help increase flexibility and strength. Build strength and endurance with Wii bowling while you play for a league trophy. Try the circuit training or sign up for a massage. And enjoy healthy and tasty dining daily. 

<h4>Creative and Educational</h4>
Try an art class, painting or drawing with a pencil. Learn jewelry making with a wide selection of beads. Or volunteer for another local cause. Take a lifelong learning class that focuses on a wide variety of topics, from modern issues to historical studies. Use modern technology to reminisce about your favorite pastimes, entertainers, and memories, and also to learn about modern fun and educational programs. Many people living at Laurel Oaks have tried new creative hobbies they just never seemed to have time to try before. Its easy to stay active and involved.

<h4>Spiritual</h4>
Continue to attend your own congregation or come to weekly Catholic Mass and Communion. Priests and Ministers from the area offer services right at Laurel Oaks. Join a local Rabbi weekly for Jewish studies or Kiddush with Congregation Shalom. Consider attending a program that explores the mind-body-spirit connection. There are many opportunities to remain spiritually nourished. Laurel Oaks is open to all faiths. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: <a href="https://www.forwardhealth.wi.gov/WIPortal/Subsystem/public/DQAProviderSearch.aspx">Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search</a>

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At Hart Park Square Senior Living in Wauwatosa, you'll find opportunities to keep your body fit, your spirit nourished and your mind sharp. You'll find neighbors who want to stay involved. People enjoy the symphony, visit area museums and regularly attend plays. They compete in Wii bowling, play sudoku, and volunteer at a neighborhood school. They have card clubs, a writing group, an art guild, and speakers who discuss topics of the day. There is always something to do, and someone to do it with.

Hart Park Square Senior Living is a community of people dedicated to helping you stay healthy, active and engaged so you can truly enjoy this time of life. And everyone who works here has one thing in common: an appreciation and respect for older adults. You'll see it in the friendly smiles, the genuine interest in stories from the past and the way our staff relates to everyone who lives here. 

The offerings at Hart Park Square Senior Living match the diverse make-up of those who live here. People are as active as they want to be. Every month there is a full calendar of social and educational opportunities offered to residents.

In our communities, seniors do not merely reside. They thrive. That's because ensuring their good health and helping them stay active and engaged isn't merely part of a mission statement that hangs on a wall, it's part of our daily routine. And our full-time Lifestyle Director monitors the number and types of programs at Hart Park Square Senior Living monthly to make sure that the expected balance of social, wellness, creative, educational and spiritual activities are scheduled. Here are a just a few examples of Hart Park Square Senior Living activities:

<h4>Social</h4>
Stop at daily Coffee Klatch and discuss the news of the day, join the knitting club or the men's club or one of many groups playing cards. You'll want to check the calendar to see what concerts, theatre, sightseeing, lunches or special events are coming up. Enjoy the Friendship Tea Circle hosted monthly by one of our volunteers or learn computer skills from one of the visiting students from Marquette High School. We believe in looking at the possibilities rather than the barriers, so you'll find lots of interesting opportunities to socialize.

<h4>Health & Wellness</h4>
Start each weekday with an exercise class or stop in to use a treadmill. Build strength and endurance with Wi bowling while you play for a league trophy. Try NIA, a body-mind-spirit exercise that uses 52 basic moves, borrowed from dance and the martial arts. Attend a program on managing a chronic disease or get your blood pressure checked during a scheduled wellness clinic. And enjoy healthy and tasty dining daily, with choices at every meal, prepared onsite by highly trained chefs. We offer tangible ways to live healthier.

<h4>Creative and Educational</h4>
Sing in the chorus, join the writing group or play in the Golden Eagles Resident Band. Try painting at the weekly Art Guild that also includes older adults who live in the Wauwatosa area. Join the book club for lively discussion or attend a Life-long Learning class. Many people have tried new creative hobbies they just never seemed to have time for before. Or volunteer to help a local cause. There are many opportunities to explore. It's easy to stay active and informed.

<h4>Spiritual</h4>
Continue to attend your own congregation or come to weekly Lutheran Services, Catholic Mass and Communion. Priests and ministers from the area offer services right at Hart Park Square Senior Living. Join others for rosary hour or a Bible study group, both of which meet weekly. Participate in hymn singing on Wednesday.

Consider attending a program that explores the mind-body-spirit connection. There are many opportunities to remain spiritually nourished. Hart Park Square Senior Living is open to all faiths.

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Villa St. Francis, at 1910 W Ohio Avenue in Milwaukee, WI, is a welcoming assisted living and memory care community founded by the Felician Sisters in 1990. Situated in a cozy neighborhood just across from St. Francis Hospital, this home‑like residence serves more than 100 residents needing varying levels of assistance.

Personalized care plans developed with nursing staff and families support those who value independence or need help with daily routines, with ongoing adjustments as needs evolve.

Residents enjoy a range of amenities and services that enhance everyday life. The community includes a beauty/barber salon onsite, gardens and patios for outdoor relaxation, guest parking, and resident transportation for medical appointments and excursions by van with lift. 

Housekeeping and linen laundry services as well as individual clothing laundry are provided, and dining takes place in a shared dining room with restaurant‑style service; light meals are also available as needed.
 
Activities abound, with music events, games, arts and crafts, book clubs, gardening groups, offsite outings, happy hour, cooking classes, socials, active games, and Catholic worship services.

What makes Villa St. Francis special is its faith‑based, compassionate culture rooted in Catholic traditions, centered on dignity and spiritual care.

A skilled staff—including part‑time nurses, a social worker, and memory‑care specialists—ensures a secure, alarm‑gated setting with family communication and support.

Nearby attractions such as CVS and Walgreens pharmacies, local parks like Humboldt and South Shore, coffee shops, restaurants, and easy access to hospitals and local shopping add convenience and social opportunity for residents.


 To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: <a href="https://www.forwardhealth.wi.gov/WIPortal/Subsystem/public/DQAProviderSearch.aspx">Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search</a>

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