Life at Three Pillars
Three Pillars Senior Living Communities, located in the heart of Lake Country in scenic Dousman, is one of only 57 continuing care retirement communities in the nation to receive a "BEST" rating from U.S. News & World Report. Our living and care options include independent living, catered assisted living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation. Our caring and experienced staff, part of a Certified Great Place To Work, sets the tone for our top-rated community.
Our 300-acre campus, with the sparkling Bark River winding its way through, sets us apart from other senior living communities. With over 10 miles of biking and walking trails, plus woods, ponds and gardens galore, Three Pillars is a nature-lovers delight. No matter where you reside on our campus, the calm and serenity of nature will surround you.
Three Pillars is also ideally situated close to urban destinations like Milwaukee and Waukesha, and just a short drive to Madison, our state capital. Your favorite spots for arts, sports, fine dining, museums, and many other cultural attractions are just minutes away!
What We're Up To
BLUE SKIES AND PIÑA MEXICAN EATS FOR STAFF APPRECIATION!
Three Pillars staff enjoyed the best of both worlds last week—beautiful weather and delicious lunches via Piña Mexican Eats! The food truck visited both sides of campus on consecutive days, greeted each time by a crowd of eager staff ready to enjoy the special treat.
The Staff Appreciation Fund was created as a meaningful and direct way for
"THIS IS GOING TO GIVE US PEACE OF MIND"
George and Emily Lorenz will move into The Fields At Three Pillars, our new active adult community, this summer. They toured their nearly-finished Garden Home last week and spoke about the choice to move to Three Pillars' 300-acre, full-continuum campus in Dousman, WI.
Of their decision, Emily told George, "This is going to give us peace of mind for our futu
ROMANTIC. EXUBERANT. BEAUTIFUL.
These are just a few words to describe Royal Albert Bone China, now on display in the cabinet by the VOS mailboxes. This month, Village on the Square resident Gurli Eriksen is generously sharing her exquisite collection.
Royal Albert Bone China has a rich heritage rooted in English craftsmanship. Originally established in 1896 by Thomas Wild & Son under the name
