You can learn a lot about the Convenience, Camaraderie and Community that exists at Milwaukee Catholic Home from its residents.  Listen as three Milwaukee Catholic Home residents share their personal  experiences regarding life at MCH. 

Carl's Testimonial

Audrey's Testimonial

Don's Testimonial

Family and Resident Comments:

Dear Milwaukee Catholic Home Staff,

On this eve of Thanksgiving, we would like to express our deepest gratitude, once again, for the extraordinary care you give to Adeline… friendly reassurance, feeding her, (as her talking often prevents nourishment), creating a cozy nest in her chair, brushing her teeth, reading the notes and more.  You dance with her, laugh at her jokes, and redirect her with calmness on her difficult days, all of which provide her with the highest quality of life that one could experience in a nursing home.

Dad sleeps soundly because he has gained trust in the care you provide his wife, and I too feel comfort in knowing that Mom is most safe in your hands.

We can never t hank God enough for sending us this world of blessings called the Milwaukee Catholic Home.  Sometimes as I think of this supreme gift, my heart simply bursts with joy. 

May the wealth of goodness you give to Adeline and the other residents, come back to you in tenfold.  May God provide you with radiant health and strength as you continue to enrich so many precious lives..

With Abundant Love and Gratitude,

Karen and John Owens

Dear Milwaukee Catholic Home,

Our mother, Marie Cretney, was in your amazing care at the time of her death on November 30, 2009.

Over the last few years, I have had many, many experiences with hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, and nursing services related to my mother and my mother-in-law.  The Milwaukee Catholic Home is light years ahead of the facilities I’ve seen.  I didn’t think a place such as yours existed.  I truly believe that you have raised care of the elderly (and in my mother’s case the dying) to a very high level. 

I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the care that was given to my mother by your staff.  I was touched over and over again by the kindness shown to my dear mother.  I will always remember that in this very trying time, Mom was given the most compassionate care possible.  I also would like to add a very special thank you to two very special nurses, Rose Marie & Karen, and to Father Chuck and Anne from the Chaplain’s office.  Anne, in particular, was so kind and supportive.

In closing, I can only ask God to bless you for all you do.  I hope that someday, your level of care will be the standard for the elderly and dying all over the world.

Sincerely,

Mary Cretney