Life is for living, and where you live should only enhance that.
11/20/2025
In this season of giving thanks, we're thankful for our monthly visits from the West Bend High East Dance Team. These incredible young women continue to wow us with their skills, their kindness, and their desire to connect. See you again soon!
11/19/2025
On the count of three: 1, 2, 3- Potawatomi! Our residents requested a trip to try their luck at the legendary Milwaukee casino. One of our very lucky residents, Pat S., cashed out over $1000 in winnings! We had such a wonderful time, and we look forward to going again next year.
11/18/2025
A word to describe our West Bend community: vibrant. Each day brings opportunities for exciting activities, warm gatherings of friends, and meaningful connections. All senior deserve to live life on purpose, and here, we do that with joy.
11/14/2025
Turkey time came just a couple weeks early to Betty's Harbor! 1st and 8th graders from St. John Lutheran brought these adorable headpieces to decorate with our residents, and left us a thankfulness bird with sweet messages for our wall.
11/13/2025
Dawgs at Work LLC does it again: filling our weeks with the comfort of furry friends, both new and old! Sweet Grace, the goldendoodle, came to impress during Football Fetch Frenzy. Our residents and staff were also recently introduced to two adorable puppies who had just begun their training. We love our therapy dogs!
11/12/2025
Wishing one and all a meaningful and beautiful Veteran's Day. We sincerely appreciate Horizon Home Care & Hospice sponsoring our community Veteran Commemoration, bringing staff and residents together to honor our veterans. Thank you for your service.
11/11/2025
Thank you to everyone for making our 3rd Annual Casino Night fundraiser a success! Our community hosted 120 residents, guests, and friends for an incredible night of classic game tables, live music, raffles, and more. We are pleased to announce that we raised over $2,500 for the Alzheimers Association! New Perspective Senior Living of West Bend thanks you all for your kindness and generosity, and we look forward to continuing this special event next year.
11/07/2025
Whoever said horses can't snuggle clearly never met Sawdust the Miniature Therapy Horse ! Our residents and staff packed the lobby for another visit from this marvelous miniature man. There is something magical about the connection between people and horses, and our community is so fortunate to have four-hoofed friends nearby. See you again soon, Sawdust!
11/06/2025
Taking advantage of the last nice days of the season, our residents and staff took a drive out to the Washington County Fairgrounds, before warming up with hot cocoa at Sippie Hippie. A beautiful, crisp day for an adventure!
11/04/2025
Warm autumn gatherings abound at New Perspective of West Bend. We celebrate birthdays, decorate sweet treats together, and create art with help from our friends. Cheers to memories made and more good things to come!
11/01/2025
Happy Halloween from your friends and neighbors at New Perspective West Bend!
10/29/2025
Everywhere you look at New Perspective of West Bend, you see connections between residents, staff, family, and friends. We are more than just a building with people: We are a community. Wishing everyone a fall season of joy and togetherness!
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My mother-in-law, Betty, lived a full, vibrant life dedicated to helping others. After serving with distinction in the Women’s Army Corps during World War II, she became the sole supporter for her family after a car accident left her husband disabled. To make ends meet, she worked two jobs while caring for four children. Through her circumstances, Betty developed an independent spirit that carried her through all of her life experiences.
Years later, as a widow living alone, Betty developed Alzheimer’s. While she learned to cope with the early stages of the disease, it was clear that as her condition advanced, she was struggling to maintain her strong, independent spirit.
Over the seven years that Betty lived with us, we learned to find personal ways to keep her secure, yet socially involved. Feeling like she was home, and not just visiting. We recalibrated what we did as a family to create a culture that protected her dignity while encouraging her independence. Ultimately it was Betty’s life and character that helped to frame what New Perspective is all about today. To help seniors live life on purpose and to age successfully.
So, as you walk through our communities and you happen to hear someone say, “What’s best for Betty?” you’ll know that it is our way of continually focusing everything we do towards the best interests of our residents. To help each resident live life on purpose, each moment of each day.