A Legacy of Care & Compassion
Inspired by the enduring, compassionate legacy of Dr. Lillie Rosa Minoka-Hill, our community is built on the belief that every individual deserves to be known and supported.
When you partner with our experienced team at Lilyrose, you trade the heavy lifting of daily caregiving for genuine joy and support.
We handle the cooking, the maintenance, and the proactive clinical support, freeing you to enjoy meaningful, relaxed visits with the people you love.
Visit us today. We can’t wait to welcome you home.


Vibrant, Comforting Spaces
Imagine spending a crisp Wisconsin morning sipping coffee on a beautiful outdoor patio, or enjoying an afternoon of pampering at the on-site hair salon.
With thoughtfully designed studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom apartments, we provide an environment where residents thrive.
Live the Life You Love
Independent Living
Trade home upkeep and yard work for a vibrant, maintenance-free lifestyle with full access to our temperature-controlled garage and fitness center.
Independent LivingAssisted Living
Receive respectful, personalized support with daily activities like dressing and medication management, empowering a confident lifestyle.
Assisted LivingEnhanced Care
Benefit from elevated, comprehensive care services and advanced medical support designed for a comfortable, enriched style of living.
Enhanced CareMemory Care
Find comfort in a highly secured, enriching neighborhood where specially trained team members foster a deep sense of belonging through structured routines.
Memory CareA Look into Our Community

Where to Find Us
Directions
Located conveniently on Coren Hills Drive, just north of the Rehabilitation Hospital of Wisconsin, our community is easy to reach and wonderful to experience.
Hours of Operations

Join Our Compassionate Team
Are you a healthcare professional looking for a workplace that truly values your dedication?
At Lilyrose Senior Living, we are combating burnout by providing unmatched leadership support and an incredibly uplifting environment.
