At VMP good care is a promise. We love our residents and we work very hard to offer the kind of care we’d want for ourselves or our parents. Please read below and contact us to learn more about how we offer that kind of care in Skilled Nursing.
It may be hard to imagine needing skilled nursing care, but there may come a time when you or a loved one needs 24-hour care. In addition to short-term needs for a period of respite or rehabilitation, VMP offers long-term care for people who can no longer care for themselves. We offer compassionate, high-quality healthcare - skilled medical and custodial care - 24 hours a day in a comfortable, safe, home-like environment.
Our intent is to help each resident achieve the highest level of independence that is possible within our continuum care community. To meet this objective an interdisciplinary treatment team of a case manager, social worker, psychologist, occupational, speech and physical therapists, music and recreational therapists, chaplain, dietician and pharmacist work together to develop and maintain each individual's care plan. Our Chapel, medical clinic, gift shop, activity areas and hair salons are conveniently located for residents, all under one roof.
VMP Healthcare & Community Living offers ventilator care. Our highly specialized respiratory staff partners with the areas Pulmonary physicians to provide the best possible care for the patients we serve. These specialists all work together to meet the very needs of not only the patient, but their families as well. We promote weaning with a goal of sending patients back to their home. We also work with home care agencies to help make the transition home easier.
Dr. Sarfraz S. Sidhu, MD, is a graduate of Ross University School of Medicine in Bridgetown, Barbados. He attended undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and finished his Internship and Residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
Dr. Sidhu is board-certified in Internal Medicine. He served as the Chairman of Medicine at the Rehabilitation Hospital of WI and was responsible for starting the Hospitalist Program.
He is the co-founder of Oak Medical, a post-acute company in Waukesha which is committed to providing comprehensive care for post-hospital patients in the skilled nursing setting.
Dr. Sidhu is fully devoted to promoting health and healing with a customer focused approach.
This program is FREE and open to the public! VMP is proud to announce that we have created a program, in partnership with the Wisconsin Parkinson Association, called “Music & Movement – A Parkinson’s Exercise Class” that will benefit individuals with Parkinson’s or Parkinson’s like symptoms. Please see below for more details.
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