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Directory of Community-Based Residential Facilities of Milwaukee County in Wisconsin Wisconsin Department Division of Quality Assurance Directory 08/30/2021 of Health Services UdtdPage 1 Public Directory By Facility Name For Facility Type CBRF Milwaukee Facility Name and Address Licensee Name and Phone Phone Number / Contact Person Mailing Address Specialty Programs 2ND CENTURY (0013598) MATT TALBOT RECOVERY SERVICES INC Type: CBRF ALCOHOL/DRUG DEPENDENT (414) 342-5474 Class: AA 2187 S 85TH ST PUBLIC FUNDING WEST ALLIS WI 53227 KARL RAJANI Gender - Capacity: F - 8 (414) 321-5936 ANTONIO DESHAZOR P O BOX 20007 Low/High rate: 3,285/4,250 County: MILWAUKEE GREENFIELD WI 53220 Initial License: 02/11/2011 A NURTURING HOME AWAY FROM HOME INC (0015887) MARY MITCHELL Type: CBRF ADVANCED AGED (414) 870-2207 Class: ANA 8225B N 107TH ST ALCOHOL/DRUG DEPENDENT MILWAUKEE WI 53224 MARY MITCHELL Gender - Capacity: M/F - 8 (414) 870-2207 LISA NETTERVILLE 8225B N 107TH ST Low/High rate: 4,000/5,000 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53224 Initial License: 01/23/2017 EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM PHYSICALLY DISABLED TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY A PLACE FOR MIRACLES LIVING CENTER (0009870) A PLACE FOR MIRACLES LIVING CENTER INC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 788-3068 Class: CNA 5100 N 42ND ST ADVANCED AGED MILWAUKEE WI 53209 TONI HOWARD Gender - Capacity: M/F - 6 (414) 438-9433 TONI HOWARD PO BOX 242196 Low/High rate: 2,400/5,550 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53224 Initial License: 06/09/2003 EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM PUBLIC FUNDING A PLACE FOR MIRACLES LIVING CENTER II (0011085) A PLACE FOR MIRACLES LIVING CENTER INC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 788-3068 Class: CA 7022 N 43RD ST DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED MILWAUKEE WI 53209 TONI HOWARD Gender - Capacity: M/F - 7 (414) 438-9433 TONI HOWARD PO BOX 242196 Low/High rate: 2,415/3,500 County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53224 Initial License: 03/30/2006 Association Approval: WALA A PLACE FOR MIRACLES LIVING CENTER III (0011885) A PLACE FOR MIRACLES LIVING CENTER III LLC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 788-3068 Class: CA 3927 W ROOSEVELT DR ADVANCED AGED MILWAUKEE WI 53216 TONI HOWARD Gender - Capacity: M/F - 6 (414) 444-0234 TONI HOWARD PO BOX 242196 Low/High rate: 2,700/3,500 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53224 Initial License: 05/01/2007 EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM PUBLIC FUNDING ABBYHAVEN (310658) GOLDEN CARE INC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (262) 782-6068 Class: CS 4865 S 95TH ST ADVANCED AGED GREENFIELD WI 53228 DAN HOECHERL Gender - Capacity: M/F - 8 (414) 427-5432 DAN HOECHERL 4405 S DEERWOOD DR Low/High rate: 3,278/3,278 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED County: MILWAUKEE NEW BERLIN WI 53151 Initial License: 10/09/1997 EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM PHYSICALLY DISABLED ABUNDANT LIFE MANOR (0011483) ABUNDANT LIFE MINISTRY INC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 962-3200 Class: CNA 1904 E BELLEVIEW PL ADVANCED AGED MILWAUKEE WI 53211 MARJORIE GLEESON Gender - Capacity: M/F - 42 (414) 962-3200 MARJORIE GLEESON 1904 E BELLEVIEW PL Low/High rate: 5,055/6,500 ALCOHOL/DRUG DEPENDENT County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53211 Initial License: 05/10/2006 EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL ABUNDANT LIFE MANOR WEST (0015578) ABUNDANT LIFE MINISTRY, INC Type: CBRF ADVANCED AGED (414) 962-3200 Class: CS 2354 N 120TH STREET EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL WAUWATOSA WI 53226 MARJORIE GLEESON Gender - Capacity: M/F - 8 MARJORIE GLEESON 1904 EAST BELLEVIEW PLACE Low/High rate: 5,050/6,000 IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53211 Initial License: 07/01/2015 PHYSICALLY DISABLED TERMINALLY ILL TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY ALEXIAN VILLAGE OF MILWAUKEE COURTYARD (310150) ALEXIAN VILLAGE OF MILWAUKEE INC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 355-9300 Class: CNA 9301 N 76TH ST ADVANCED AGED MILWAUKEE WI 53223 CARRIE HENSEL Gender - Capacity: M/F - 29 (414) 355-9300 CARRIE HENSEL 9301 N 76TH ST Low/High rate: 5,800/8,350 IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53223 Initial License: 12/01/1991 PUBLIC FUNDING Association Approval: WALA *The Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF) directory is updated monthly. Wisconsin Department Division of Quality Assurance Directory 08/30/2021 of Health Services UdtdPage 2 Public Directory By Facility Name For Facility Type CBRF Milwaukee Facility Name and Address Licensee Name and Phone Phone Number / Contact Person Mailing Address Specialty Programs ALEXIAN VILLAGE SQUARE (0008627) ALEXIAN VILLAGE OF MILWAUKEE INC Type: CBRF ADVANCED AGED (414) 355-9300 Class: CNA 9301 N 76TH ST IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM MILWAUKEE WI 53223 CARRIE HENSEL Gender - Capacity: M/F - 64 (414) 355-9300 CARRIE HENSEL 9301 N 76TH ST Low/High rate: 5,481/7,810 PUBLIC FUNDING County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53223 Initial License: 07/22/1999 Association Approval: WALA AMEIRA ORCHIDS ASSISTED LIVING (0018396) CACHE JAMES BETTER LIVING LLC Type: CBRF ADVANCED AGED (414) 852-0938 Class: CNA 10401 WEST BRADLEY ROAD IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM MILWAUKEE WI 53224 ATIYAH NICHOLS Gender - Capacity: M/F - 25 (414) 852-0938 ATIYAH NICHOLS PO BOX 248 Low/High rate: 3,295/4,595 PHYSICALLY DISABLED County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53223 Initial License: 06/03/2021 TERMINALLY ILL ANCHORAGE HOMES II (0012095) L & L ANCHORAGE HOMES Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 871-4272 Class: AS 3843 N 51ST BLVD ADVANCED AGED MILWAUKEE WI 53216 LUREAN SLOCUM Gender - Capacity: M/F - 7 (414) 445-7449 LUREAN SLOCUM 5340 W MELVINA ST Low/High rate: 2,750/3,415 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53216 Initial License: 05/01/2008 EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM PUBLIC FUNDING ANGELS HEARTH (0013961) BRYANT HOMES LLC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 241-7067 Class: CNA 3468 S 119TH ST ADVANCED AGED WEST ALLIS WI 53227 CANDACE DAHLKE Gender - Capacity: M/F - 8 (414) 727-0822 CANDACE DAHLKE 12501 W NEEDHAM DR Low/High rate: 0/3,333 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED County: MILWAUKEE NEW BERLIN WI 53132 Initial License: 01/01/2012 EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM PHYSICALLY DISABLED PUBLIC FUNDING TERMINALLY ILL TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY Association Approval: WALA ARC MILWAUKEE WOMENS PROGRAM (0014817) ARC COMMUNITY SERVICES INC Type: CBRF ALCOHOL/DRUG DEPENDENT (608) 278-2300 Class: AA 1022 W MADISON STREET CORRECTIONAL CLIENTS MILWAUKEE WI 53204 KAREN KINSEY Gender - Capacity: F - 13 (414) 837-6054 CHARLESETTA JACKSON 2001 W BELTLINE HIGHWAY #102 Low/High rate: 3,961/3,961 County: MILWAUKEE MADISON WI 53713 Initial License: 05/27/2014 ARGONNE (0011364) DUNGARVIN WISCONSIN LLC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 443-1311 Class: CNA 9835 W ARGONNE DR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED WAUWATOSA WI 53222 VALERIE HARMAN Gender - Capacity: F - 5 (414) 755-6840 MICHAEL LEO 10425 W NORTH AVE SUITE 330 Low/High rate: 393,957/5,832 PUBLIC FUNDING County: MILWAUKEE WAUWATOSA WI 53226 Initial License: 03/31/2006 ARIA WEST ALLIS (0018335) ARIA AT MITCHELL MANOR Type: CBRF ADVANCED AGED (847) 983-4860 Class: CNA 5301 W LINCOLN AVE IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM WEST ALLIS WI 53219 NETANEL BRANDMAN Gender - Capacity: M/F - 70 (414) 615-7100 SARAH STIB 8150 CENTRAL PARK Low/High rate: 150 TERMINALLY ILL County: MILWAUKEE SKOKIE IL 60076 Initial License: 12/17/2020 ARMSTEAD VENTURES LLC (0018235) ARMSTEAD VENTURES LLC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 839-8721 Class: AA 2877 NORTH 53RD STREET ADVANCED AGED MILWAUKEE WI 53210 ANGELINA HOWARD Gender - Capacity: M/F - 5 (414) 839-8721 ANGELINA HOWARD 2877 NORTH 53RD STREET Low/High rate: 3,500/15,000 ALCOHOL/DRUG DEPENDENT County: MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE WI 53210 Initial License: 09/24/2020 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM PHYSICALLY DISABLED AT HOME LIVING (0018108) AT HOME LIVING Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 406-3294 Class: AA 2339 NORTH 60TH STREET ADVANCED AGED WAUWATOSA WI 53210 APRIL JUETT Gender - Capacity: M/F - 8 (414) 406-3294 APRIL JUETT PO BOX 785 Low/High rate: 3,100/4,500 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED County: MILWAUKEE WAUWATOSA WI 53052 Initial License: 06/18/2020 EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY *The Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF) directory is updated monthly. Wisconsin Department Division of Quality Assurance Directory 08/30/2021 of Health Services UdtdPage 3 Public Directory By Facility Name For Facility Type CBRF Milwaukee Facility Name and Address Licensee Name and Phone Phone Number / Contact Person Mailing Address Specialty Programs AUTUMN CREEK CQS LLC (0014863) AUTUMN CREEK CQS, LLC Type: CBRF HCBS COMPLIANT (414) 397-4176 Class: CS 8035 S CECILY DRIVE ADVANCED AGED OAK CREEK WI 53154 BRIAN SCHOENLEBER Gender - Capacity: M/F - 8 BRIAN SCHOENLEBER 8035 S CECILY DRIVE Low/High rate: 2,900/3,500 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED County: MILWAUKEE OAK CREEK WI 53154 Initial License: 12/18/2013 IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM AUTUMN CREEK II CQS LLC (0016326) AUTUMN CREEK II CQS LLC Type: CBRF ADVANCED AGED (414) 397-4176 Class: ANA 1326 WILLOW DR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OAK CREEK WI 53154 MICHAEL QUARTANA Gender - Capacity: M/F - 20 (414) 397-4176 BRIAN SCHOENLEBER 1326 W WILLOW DR Low/High rate: EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED/MENTAL County: MILWAUKEE OAK CREEK WI 53154 Initial License: 10/13/2016 PHYSICALLY DISABLED AUTUMN LEAVES OF FRANKLIN (0017045) FRANKLIN PSH TENANT LLC Type: CBRF IRREVERSIBLE DEMENTIA/ALZHEIM 9201 W DREXEL AVE (214) 845-4500 Class: CNA FRANKLIN WI 53132 AMBER POMPA Gender - Capacity: M/F - 60 (414) 377-9536 Sheila Butler
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