Villa St. Francis Assisted Living has been part of Milwaukee’s senior care landscape for 38 years, running a 134-bed community out of a three-story building at 1910 West Ohio Avenue. It covers assisted living, memory care, and respite care under one roof, with studio, one, and two-bedroom units available depending on what a resident needs.
The community is running at 82 percent occupancy, 110 of 134 beds filled, which puts it solidly in active-use territory rather than either empty or waitlisted. The population reflects a real range too: residents here include people managing traumatic brain injury, advanced age, and irreversible dementia or Alzheimer’s. That’s not a narrow specialty. It’s a community built to hold multiple kinds of needs without residents having to relocate as things change.
Day to day, there’s a convenience store and a banking center on-site, plus a salon and a massage therapist, small things that add up when you’re not driving somewhere for every errand. Pastoral care is available too, open to residents of any faith, which is worth naming because it’s not a universal offering. Pets are welcome, so that’s one less thing families have to sort out.
Pricing runs from $4,910 to $10,140 a month, depending on the unit and care level. Walkability sits in the moderate range, with a Walk Score of 62, so some errands are doable on foot, and the rest need a short drive. Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center is barely over half a mile out.
Villa St. Francis lands as a community with real depth of care and enough scale to support it, set close enough to the city to stay convenient without losing the room a 134-bed property needs to breathe.
