About Us
Our Mission is Caring
“Create caring communities, providing a superior quality of life for seniors above the age of 62 by offering a continuum of care in services and in programming within the most desired and least restrictive environment, thus allowing an individual to age in place with dignity.”
Committed to maintaining our industry-leading standards of excellence
- A respect for resident individuality
- A dedication to personalized cost-effective quality care
- A respect for resident independence
- A response to resident choice in care and lifestyle decision-making
- A respect for resident-right of privacy
- A program of services that nurses the body, the mind and the spirit
- A respect for resident dignity
- A care-planning process that involves resident, family and friends
- A safe and secure residential environment
- A residence that serves the surrounding community with its programming and creates an environment that is viewed as a valuable asset to the area at large
A Trusted and Valuable Member of the Community
In 1989, we embarked upon a mission of creating caring communities to help seniors maintain independence and a superior quality of life. We're proud to be the only Waukesha County family of senior communities owned and operated by ProHealth Care, the leading provider of health care in Waukesha County since 1914.
Community Wellness
Regency provides plenty of wellness resources for their residents. From Strong Bodies and fitness classes to informational speakers, we have all your wellness needs taken care of.
The Care You Need, When You Need It
The ProHealth Foundation was formed in 2012 following the merger of the Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital Foundation and the Waukesha Memorial Hospital Foundation. Donations to the ProHealth Foundation have been integral in supporting ProHealth's mission to continuously improve the health of the community. Gifts directed to Regency Senior Communities will be used wisely by RSC to advance the important work we do.
Learn More About ProHealth FoundationDon't Just Take Our Word For It…
Dennis and his wife Bev describe Regency as “our kind of place. It’s not an old folks home. If you just take a tour and look around at how happy the people are – that’s what sold us. Everything is first class. Our neighbors are very friendly and helpful, we just love it here. Regency helps us keep our independence. We highly recommend it!”
Dennis and Bev
Pauline, 87 years young, cooks and cleans for herself, maintains a garden on her patio, volunteers with Assisted Living residents and regularly walks the trails around the private pond. While she relishes her independence, she also appreciates the campus comforts and conveniences – especially the free transportation to her favorite grocery store. “When we get back, the bus drivers bring the bags right to our doors.” She adds that it’s also nice not having to deal with snow. “The sidewalks are always cleared for us.”
Pauline
George and his family had narrowed down his options to 3 senior communities. George toured Regency first, and then told his family he wouldn’t be touring the others; he knew right away that he was in the right place. He was immediately impressed with everything he saw, including the courtesy shown by employees. “They have wonderful entertainment and outings for us here,” but best of all he’s only minutes from his children’s homes.
George
Kay lived alone for six years after her husband died. The need for social interaction prompted her to move to Regency. “Regency has so many things to keep us busy and entertained. I’m involved in reading, crafting and I love the exercise programs. The best part is all the wonderful company I have around me. I can prepare meals in my apartment, but if I feel like it, I can take advantage of the wonderful meal program.”
Kay
"My first impression of Regency is a positive one. The staff and management personal are very friendly and helpful with questions, issues, and concerns you may have. The nurses are great, and the assisted nurses are on the ball all the time. You feel safe with them when you're in their care."
Larry