Life at Three Pillars
Three Pillars Senior Living Communities, located in the heart of Lake Country in scenic Dousman, is Wisconsin’s Only Community Rated Best in All Possible Senior Living Categories 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 miles and 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
⚡ When the Storm Rolled In, the Generosity Poured Out!
Not even a thunderstorm could dampen the spirit of this incredible community! While lightning lit up the sky outside, inside the 2026 MUSIC & MEMORIES GALA was alive with energy—filled with laughter, meaningful moments, exceptional food, and an unforgettable auction.
Because of YOU—our generous sponsors, donors, volunteers, and staff—we turned a stormy night into something truly powerful. THANK YOU!
We loved having the Oconomowoc Community Choir, Inc. come visit us! They treated us to a beautiful preview of their upcoming spring performance, “The Earth’s Tapestry: Seasons."
A special highlight? Seeing two of our very own, Kathy and Taylor, shine as part of the choir! Thank you for sharing your music and brightening our day—we can’t wait for the full performance!
GETTING READY FOR SPRING 🌸☀️🌷🌱
Three Pillars' Green Thumbs Club traveled to the Genesee Lake School greenhouse to team up with students there to plant hanging flowers that will adorn our campus' woods this summer. 54 pots were planted by our resident volunteers and a handful of students. The flowers will take root in the greenhouse until they are ready to be displayed on our grounds in late May!