Caring for an aging loved one can feel overwhelming. WellSpring’s local team of Care Managers is here to provide guidance, expertise, and compassionate support. We work alongside families in the Milwaukee area to ensure older adults are cared for safely, with dignity, and in a way that honors their unique needs.
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WellSpring offers a full range of private nursing and care management services to bring clarity, organization, and support at every stage.
Skilled nursing care that fills the gap between home care and the doctor’s office — from wound care and medication management to health monitoring and early intervention.
Proactive nursing that bridges the gap between hospital and home — with close follow-up, health monitoring, and early action to prevent readmissions.
Holistic nursing evaluation covering medical, cognitive, and environmental factors — with a written plan to guide ongoing care.
Proactive nursing oversight to manage changing needs — ensuring consistent care, clear communication, and family confidence.
Guidance and advocacy for overwhelmed families — clarifying options, easing stress, and ensuring no one navigates care alone.
Proactive care management that helps older adults stay safely at home — creating safe routines, coordinating care, and adjusting support over time.
We connect the dots across doctors, specialists, hospitals, and services to ensure care is organized, effective, and nothing slips through the cracks.
Guiding families through care transitions — from hospital to home or senior living — with clear communication every step.
When families face complex choices, we provide clear, trusted guidance so decisions feel informed, not overwhelming.
Director of Nursing and Care Management
With nearly 40 years of nursing experience, Robin brings deep expertise and heartfelt dedication to her clients. A Certified Dementia Practitioner, she has spent much of her career supporting seniors in both office and home settings. She’s passionate about helping clients manage their health safely and live life fully. Outside of work, Robin enjoys exercising, golf, pickleball, knitting, traveling, and time with family and friends.
Nurse Care Manager
With over a decade of experience in community nursing, leadership, and specialized clinical care, Lexi brings both expertise and empathy to her work. Known for her calm, holistic approach, she empowers clients through education and connection. A certified health coach, she’s passionate about wellness and helping individuals build confidence in their health journeys. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking, traveling, and exploring the outdoors.
Nurse Care Manager
With over 30 years of nursing experience, Rosemary combines deep clinical expertise with a lifelong passion for helping others. She’s cared for patients in both hospital and family practice settings, earning respect for her compassion, professionalism, and attention to detail. Outside of work, she enjoys time with her family and granddaughters, church involvement, paper crafting, and long walks.
Social Work Care Manager
With more than 25 years in social work, Maria has been a compassionate advocate for individuals and families facing complex challenges. During her decade as a case manager, she supported clients with medical and psychosocial needs, helping them maintain independence and dignity. She finds deep joy in building meaningful relationships and making a lasting impact. Outside of work, Maria enjoys family time, skiing, biking, and traveling.
Nurse Care Manager
With over 40 years of nursing experience in cardiology, urology, and emergency medicine, Annette brings exceptional clinical depth and compassion to her work. For the past 14 years, she has focused on caring for hospice patients at home, supporting families through life’s most difficult transitions. She’s passionate about comfort, communication, and quality of life. Outside of work, Annette enjoys reading, gardening, and spending time outdoors.
Nurse Care Manager
With over 14 years of nursing experience across skilled care, outpatient, and memory care settings, Abbey brings compassion, clarity, and connection to every patient she serves. She’s especially passionate about senior healthcare and takes pride in helping families navigate it with understanding and support. Outside of work, Abbey cherishes time with her family, cheering on her kids, spending time with her grandson, and planning new adventures with her husband.
Nurse Care Manager
Jen began her career as a CNA at 16, later becoming an LPN and then an RN with over a decade of experience. She has a deep passion for supporting older adults, especially those living with dementia, and is committed to providing personalized, one-on-one care that promotes independence and quality of life. Outside of work, she loves spending time outdoors, gardening, and being with her family and her dog, Tundra.
Anytime care feels overwhelming, uncertain, or fragmented. We step in when families aren’t sure what to do next.
Home care provides daily help with activities like bathing and meals. WellSpring is nurse-led, focused on health, safety, coordination, and long-term planning. We often work alongside home care to make sure families get the most value from it.
Home health is short-term, insurance-based care that follows a hospitalization or acute event, with strict limits on what can be provided. WellSpring is private-pay, ongoing, and built around the family’s needs. We bridge the gaps that home health leaves — providing continuity, coordination, and advocacy long after insurance services end.
WellSpring is private-pay, but we are highly flexible. There are no long-term contracts or minimum commitments — families can engage us as much or as little as they need. We’ll walk you through options before we begin so you can choose what works best.
We work with older adults and their families in many different situations, including:
Staying at home safely when daily needs or health issues are becoming more complex.
Transitioning after a hospitalization or rehab stay, making sure recovery is smooth and coordinated.
Moving into a senior living community, ensuring the right supports are in place and the move is successful.
Managing frequent hospitalizations and ongoing health challenges.
Families who are concerned but don’t know where to turn, looking for clear guidance and trusted advice.
