5801 West Carmen Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53218
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
Complete Home Health Care Costs & Pricing
Complete Home Health Care offers competitive pricing, with costs for a private room set at $4,000 per month. This aligns favorably when compared to Milwaukee County's average of $4,513 and the broader Wisconsin state average of $4,339. For those considering a studio option, Complete Home Health Care also maintains its rate at $4,000, which is slightly above Milwaukee County's average of $3,841 but remains close to the state average of $3,999. Overall, Complete Home Health Care presents an appealing option for residents seeking quality care in a familiar environment while remaining mindful of budget constraints relative to regional averages.
| Floor plans | Complete Home Health Care | Milwaukee County | Wisconsin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private | $4,000 | $4,513 | $4,339 |
| Studio | $4,000 | $3,841 | $3,999 |
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Overall Review of Complete Home Health Care
Cons
They are very unorganized.- They are very unprofessional.
- The staff are rude.
- The evaluator is not a nurse and does nothing but say OK, with no notes, and the facility lacks basic equipment (laptop and a blood pressure cuff).
- They kept them waiting for months and did not release them for two months.
- It is not a professional business at all.
Review
This Milwaukee-based provider is best suited for families and individuals who can tolerate uneven administrative performance and who have strong, ongoing oversight from loved ones or a trusted advocate. The reviews depict a pattern of disorganization and inconsistent professionalism, which means only those who can immediately flag problems, push for timely action, and insist on clear answers will likely avoid prolonged frustration. In short, this agency rewards vigilance and insistence; without that level of advocacy, care gaps are likely to widen.
Families evaluating options should consider alternatives if dependable, respectful staff and reliable timelines are nonnegotiable. For anyone seeking consistently documented assessments, prompt discharges, and professional bedside conduct, other Milwaukee home health providers with stronger track records would be prudent. The presence of even a single highly positive review cannot offset the weight of ongoing reports about miscommunication, rude behavior, and equipment shortfalls. If staff courtesy, accountability, and timely administrative processes matter, exploring other agencies is the prudent move.
The core drawbacks center on pervasive disorganization and unprofessional conduct. The feedback describes a team that seems to lack coordination, with “very unorganized” operations and staff that come across as dismissive rather than attentive. Front-line clinicians, specifically the nurse tasked with evaluating clients, are accused of performing minimal, non-documenting visits, lacking essential tools, and failing to record vital information. Such gaps undermine clinical judgment, patient safety, and the ability to track progress, which is unacceptable in any home health setting.
The most consequential issues extend beyond manners and paperwork to tangible consequences: prolonged delays in releasing a patient, with a reported two-month hold, and financial misalignment that leaves home care workers unpaid for extended periods. When discharge planning stalls and payroll for personal care workers drags, the entire care continuum destabilizes. These operational failures do not merely cause frustration; they threaten continuity of care and timely access to needed services, a reality that cannot be ignored when evaluating this agency.
Pros, where they exist in theory, do not clearly compensate for the deficits observed. The fundamental appeal of home-based care, comfort of remaining in the familiar surroundings, one-on-one attention, and avoidance of facility-based constraints, remains the category’s promise, but the lack of concrete, reliable execution erodes that advantage. The single five-star rating provides no substantive corroboration of quality in practice and, in the face of repeated complaints, cannot be treated as evidence of dependable service. Without demonstrable improvements in organization, staffing professionalism, and discharge reliability, the theoretical benefits stay unproven.
To proceed judiciously, families should demand explicit, written assurances before engaging. Request a dedicated case manager and a defined discharge timeline with milestones, confirm credentialed staff availability for every visit, and verify equipment readiness (blood pressure cuffs, laptops, and portable documentation tools). Seek references and current client outcomes from multiple households, and insist on a clear escalation path with a supervisor who will be responsive to concerns. If any of these elements cannot be promptly secured, the prudent choice is to continue the search for a home health partner with proven reliability, stronger staff accountability, and a track record of timely, respectful care.
4 resident community capacity
Assisted Living
Board and Care Home
Memory Care
Cable or satellite TV
Dining room
Fully furnished
Garden
Housekeeping services
Move-in coordination
Outdoor space
Private
Telephone
Wi-Fi/high-speed internet available
General Mitchell International (13 miles away)
24-hour supervision
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Diabetes diet
Hospice waiver
Meal preparation and service
Medication management
Mental wellness program
Special dietary restrictions
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Transportation to doctors appointments
Small, homelike setting with personalized care and memory care options.
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