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Featured Review
5
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June 10, 2022
My in-laws have been placed in Tudor Oaks. It's a really, really nice place. They have great outdoor areas. The staff is very caring and very attentive. They check on them every mealtime to see whether they're going, and they check on them at night. They're just very caring. They reported that the food there is excellent. They're very happy there. They have a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment. It's a decent size and very nice. They have a variety of rooms; some are bigger than others. They have a swimming pool and a therapy gym. They have activities like crossword puzzles, bingo, and happy hour every Friday. It's nice because it has all levels of care there. They've got skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, and memory care. No matter what you need, it's there. One of my in-laws is in skilled nursing and one is level 1 (assisted living). It's a big advantage because there's very few that offer the full continuum of care. The care there has been impeccable. The most important thing is the care that they're getting and the meals. Every time we go there, they say. "We love the food." I'd recommend it to anybody. It's a good place.
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About Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community in Muskego, Wisconsin
Assisted Living Concerns Often adult children are suddenly required to make living arrangements for their parents that include moving to safer surroundings. Helping loved ones make good decisions about their future can often be stressful and at times even overwhelming. At Tudor Oaks we understand and have gathered the following information to help you make the best decision and assist you through the process. We offer information and answer several key questions that are often asked, and are confident this will help you create a plan that makes sense for you and your loved one. What is Assisted Living? Tudor Oaks newly redeveloped assisted living wings combine housing and personal care in a beautiful, residential setting. Trained staff is available 24 hours a day to provide support for those who need assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing and medications, but do not yet require complex medical services. Residents enjoy 3 delicious meals each day and a variety of snacks. The private assisted living apartments feature a living room, bedroom, tea kitchen and private bathroom with a walk in shower. Each assisted living wing has a spacious common area that includes a living room, dining room, activity space plus a lovely balcony. Assisted Living residents also enjoy the campus amenities such as theater, green house, art gallery, warm water aquatic pools and Bistro just to name a few. How do you know when it's time for Assisted Living? Safety first! If the home or current living situation is cause for concern, it's time to consider a change and assisted living may be the answer. Signs one should watch for that indicate a change is needed are: Personal hygiene changes Clothes worn repeatedly or not laundered Confusion with medications Poor nutrition Recurring falls Isolation and/or forgetfulness. If you have noticed any of these symptoms, consider touring Tudor Oaks. Here they can receive assisted living services and the benefits of specialized care, while you are provided peace of mind knowing they are safe. Before moving to assisted living, residents are given a full comprehensive nursing assessment to determine the level of care needed, this will also provide pertinent information to help guide needed decisions. As a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), Tudor Oaks features several levels of care and living options. Residents in our rehabilitation area have the convenience of moving from their rehab stay directly to our assisted living, should they require that level of care before returning home. The transition is quick, easy and relaxed because residents and family are in familiar surroundings and much of the paperwork is already in place. For seniors with memory concerns, Tudor Oaks offers assisted living memory care. This area of the community serves those with Alzheimer's or other cognitive impairments. They have private apartments with their own private bathroom. How do I approach my loved one about moving to Assisted Living? Often when adult children contact Tudor Oaks it's after, or during, a healthcare crisis, hospital stay, during a rehab stay or a drastic change in health. In this situation you can rely on healthcare professionals to recommend the best setting for your family member. They have the ability to determine what the needs really are. The decision for the health and safety of your loved one should, of course, take precedence over the desire to return to the home of 50 years despite all the memories The recommendation and the expression of your own concern for their safety and well-being will set your family on the right course. After a decision is made, family members find a sense of relief and can return to being the son or the daughter, rather than being the caretaker who is often overwhelmed. Assisted living offers residents opportunity to remain as independent as possible while enjoying the security of 24 hour assistance if needed. However, it's important to know you don't need to wait for a crisis to consider a move to assisted living. Many residents and families tour our community and learn about the program and see apartments long before any kind of health issue arises. Once they see our newly redeveloped assisted living wing and meet the happy residents, their concerns are put aside and they welcome the change. Making the transition under these conditions is more desirable and less stressful than having to react to an emergency situation. I want peace of mind knowing my loved one is safe and secure. At Tudor Oaks we provide around-the-clock services and observation. This means you can be assured our staff is there to support your loved one and keep you informed. For each new resident we create an individualized care plan that monitors their well-being, and if changes do occur we are able to adapt and make certain they are attended to immediately and appropriately. Personal care in assisted living typically includes: Staff available to respond to both scheduled and unscheduled needs Assistance with meals, bathing, dressing and toileting Emergency call systems for each resident's apartment plus a personal pendant Medication management Care for residents with cognitive impairment Social and Pastoral care All 3 meals plus snacks Structured activities Access to health and medical services, such as physical therapy and hospice What is the cost for Assisted Living? The majority of senior communities like Tudor Oaks charge month-to-month rates. Several of the primary factors that determine rates are apartment size and level of care or service needed by the resident. When looking at options it's important to know what you are getting for your dollar. Our program at Tudor Oaks is considered all-inclusive, and as a result you receive all the benefits you and your loved one require at no additional cost. Assisted living provides the opportunity for continued socialization and activities, balanced nutrition, and the peace of mind that assistance is always nearby. The basic monthly assisted living rate includes a majority of personal services plus 3 meals and snacks each day. Please contact our senior living advisors for more detailed informationTo learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search
Services and Amenities of Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community in Muskego, Wisconsin
Ambulatory Assistance & Accessibility
- Mobility & Wheelchair Assistance
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Salon Services
Health Services
- Skilled Nursing
- Medication Reminders
Languages
- English spoken
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Therapies
- Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
Room Amenities
- Kitchen Appliances In Unit
Aquatic Amenities
- Swimming Pool
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
Pets
- Pets
- No Pets
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Financing & Payment Options
- Rent And Care Fees
Dining
- Communal Dining
Guests
- Overnight Guests
Inside Amenities
- Entertainment Venues
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Additional Amenity Information
- Special Comment: Inside the main community square at Tudor Oaks sits our state-of-the-art wellness center. Acting as the main hub for the community, it is clear senior fitness and wellness is one of our top priorities.
- State Licenses: 0013745, 0014205
Medicare
Health
2.0
Overall
2.0
Quality
2.0
Staff
4.0
Costs for Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community in Muskego, Wisconsin
Memory Care
$6,599
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Assisted Living
$5,427
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Reviews of Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community in Muskego, Wisconsin
3.8
(15 reviews)
Facility
4.6
Staff
4.3
Food
4.5
Activities
3.7
Value
3.7
Lynnette
5
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November 5, 2024
I like Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community. I think they have a lot of nice services to offer the residents. There wasn't a whole lot that I didn't like about them. The staff members are very nice and very knowledgeable. The facilities are clean. It goes around in a circle, so you can't get lost for too long. They have nice grounds, too. There were a lot of activities. The residents were up and about and doing their thing. The layouts of the rooms are good, but in terms of size, they could be a little bit bigger.
Richard
4
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October 2, 2024
We looked at Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community. I liked the grounds. I like the additional things that you do there like the hobby rooms and that type of stuff. But what I didn't like, and the reason I had to discount it, was a huge upfront payment. It's a very nice facility, but very expensive, not the monthly budget, but the initial deposit. They had a woodworking room. They had a lot of things to do there. The grounds are very large so you can pretty much walk where you want to go. But the problem is that deposit. It's non-refundable and that bothered me. I have a lot of funds, but I don't think I want to put it all there. The size and the floorplan of the apartments were good. I found nothing else wrong with that. The staff who gave the tour was fine. She was nice. The facility was good. It's an older building, but it was very well-kept. They're very good. They also have a large storage room, and that was nice.
Jennifer
5
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February 10, 2024
Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community was very nice. They had very nice facilities. It was upgraded and secured with modern amenities. They had a swimming pool, a fitness room, a theater, an outdoor area, a barbecue area, and grills. The staff members were very well informed and took the time with us. They had adequate things to do.
Mary
5
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November 17, 2023
We are on a waiting list at Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community. Some of the retirement homes do not have advanced care and they're not certified for advanced care, but Tudor Oaks has all levels of care. I liked the layout of the rooms and the services provided. The social services, and physical therapy services, all of that was very helpful. They would provide church services. I saw the library, the eating area, the restaurant area, and the entertainment area where they have movies and speakers come in. There was an outside gazebo area where they had live music in the summer. They had outdoor patios, which were very, very nice. The place was kept very, very clean. The staff was cheerful, and helpful, and wanted to express how happy they were.
A. Undrea
2
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June 20, 2023
The grounds of the facility are beautiful. The exercise facility and pool are great features. However, these are a poor substitute for insufficient skilled staff. Assisted living and memory care residents don't use the exercise facility and pool, but they do deserve skilled care provided by licensed/credentialed employees. Lots of pool staff and employee turnover. Little communication among staff. Nearly impossible to receive information from staff. Phone calls and written requests go unanswered. Less landscaping and more emphasis on providing care for residents inside the buildings is essential.
Laura
5
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June 10, 2022
My in-laws have been placed in Tudor Oaks. It's a really, really nice place. They have great outdoor areas. The staff is very caring and very attentive. They check on them every mealtime to see whether they're going, and they check on them at night. They're just very caring. They reported that the food there is excellent. They're very happy there. They have a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment. It's a decent size and very nice. They have a variety of rooms; some are bigger than others. They have a swimming pool and a therapy gym. They have activities like crossword puzzles, bingo, and happy hour every Friday. It's nice because it has all levels of care there. They've got skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, and memory care. No matter what you need, it's there. One of my in-laws is in skilled nursing and one is level 1 (assisted living). It's a big advantage because there's very few that offer the full continuum of care. The care there has been impeccable. The most important thing is the care that they're getting and the meals. Every time we go there, they say. "We love the food." I'd recommend it to anybody. It's a good place.
Sharon
3
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September 6, 2021
Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community just felt like a facility. It's a large one compared to other places, and it's just not a good place for Mom. I don't think they have enough staffing. They don't have enough staffing, and people need help, and they're not getting it. The residents seemed good and OK, they seemed kind of happy. It was the overall feeling that I didn't care for, but the facility is nice. It feels more like a facility and not like a home. They have activities.
Jane
5
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August 7, 2021
My mother was in rehab at Tudor Oaks Senior Living. She loved it. She said the food was really good, and that's one of the important things to my mother. They brought her snacks, and the therapy was there every day working with her. I was there when they did an evaluation, when they thought she could go home, and they were very thorough with that. They did very well there.
Wendy
5
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April 17, 2020
My aunt is at Tudor Oaks. My mother-in-law lived there as well, so I was familiar with it. I felt that it would be the best place for her of all the places I looked at. We liked their nursing staff and how they were staffed. She would not have to leave this facility. She could term out within her lifespan because they have all levels of skilled nursing care there. I don't have anything negative to say about the facility. The staff is caring, inviting, positive, and very supportive. It's clean and homey.
Provider Response
Gary
5
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January 23, 2020
Tudor Oaks Senior Living Community felt very impersonal and huge. It came across as like a hospital almost, kind of more like a machine rather than a place to put someone when you want them to meet some friendly and nice people. It had so many activities that you could do that it was mind-boggling, like swimming. There were outside things you could do like biking, and they have equipment rooms of all different types. The price was way high too and my mom couldn't use any of the amenities, so she didn't need that place. Their rooms looked fine; they were typical and small. All of the rooms have a dresser, a stand, a bed, and some closet space, also a bathroom for the most part; they're not apartments. The only person we met was the lady who took us around; she was very personable and professional. In terms of the building itself, it looked like everything was up to standard and new.
Provider Response
shameonthem
1
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September 9, 2017
Staff are absent quit often and neglect to set email or voicemail when they are out of the facility for long periods of time. Extremely difficult to contact director of support services to discuss residents care. I was not notified when my father whom I had power of health for fell two days before he died. I received an apology for not informing me and was assure that they would bring it up at a staff meeting. I would not put my dog in their care.
tobehonest
2
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July 9, 2017
This facility looks great inside and outside but the money is spent on the facility not on hiring and retaining quality employees. Staff seems frustrated and verbalizes that they are "shorthanded" on many occasions. It is very difficult when you have POAH for a resident to get a prompt accurate response.
visitor240340
5
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September 30, 2016
Tudor Oaks is very nice. The grounds are beautiful and very spacious. However, I cannot afford it.
Ecb123
1
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November 5, 2015
I am a family member of a resident at Tudor oaks memory care. The care my grandmother received was good but I warn people who are looking to place loved ones with memory issues. This facility accepted my grandmother with mid to late memory issues and when funding for her care diminished she has been asked to move to the "skilled nursing facility" or the nursing home based off a numbering system stating she had declined. My family and I tried to defer her placement change and met with the director and case manager. The vibe was cold and the director of the memory care was extremely condescending and her mind was made up. She didn't care to listen to our concerns about ripping my grandmother from her environment. The nursing home is very cold and "hospital like". My grandmother also contracted multiply urinary tract infections and fall injuries which with no doubt advanced her confusion at times. We are now having to look for another facility after Tudir Oaks drained majority of her funds. This facility takes advantage of elderly and their funds. Please consider if your family member is advancing with memory care issues this facility can not handle memory care patients who are moderate to advanced. They will drain the funds and when convenient will move your loved one to the nursing home portion to eat up the rest of your family members money.
thebubbleboy
4
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October 30, 2012
Tudor Oaks is an assisted living home in Muskego, WI where my grandma lived for about ten years. When I visited the facility, I was generally happy with what I saw; the tenants were very happy with the service and the amenities where replete with options. The facility itself is very nicely kept, seems consistently clean and tidy. Furthermore, there are many options for recreation, including game rooms, living rooms, churches, and a relatively nice outdoor environment to walk around. The rooms themselves are nicely kept, frequently tended to by staffers and cleaning staff, and seem spacious enough for the number of residents in each room. Generally speaking, this was an assisted living home which proved a worthwhile home for my relatives. My one complaint is the strange layout of the building, which did not allow for easy transportation through the building.
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