1 Bedroom
Assisted Living · 1 bedroom
$7,359/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 8, 2026Community profile
12600 N Port Washington RD #300, Mequon, WI
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About the community
Assisted Living · 1 bedroom
$7,359/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 8, 2026Assisted Living · 2 bedroom
$8,629/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 8, 2026Memory Care · 0 bedroom
$10,194/month
Care fees not included
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November 1, 2026 at 10:18 AM PST
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Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services ↗September 15, 2026 at 7:21 PM PDT
Inspection coverage changed from NOT_COVERED to COVERED.
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★★★★★
CriticalBack in February when we were looking for a place for my mom to go to as she needed more care/Hospice she has Parkinson’s and unable to walk, she is bedridden or in her chair has to be lifted. Our first impression of the facility was that it was beautiful, clean and welcoming. After two days of being there, my mom had so much anxiety Although some staff is very very good, others are lazy and makes the resident feel unwanted This is very degrading. When family members/caregivers. asked for help for the resident, you…
★★★★★
CriticalMy husband was here for 3 wks in the rehab section, he was brought by ambulance from the hospital. First impression, outside is beautiful, I thought wow, are we lucky. Ha! No one greeted us and introduced themselves, it was lunch time and no one was in the dining room. We had to call because he had to go to the bathroom and needed 2 people to help. The CNA was super annoyed that she had to go get someone to help her. That was the beginning, sorry to say it didn't get much better. I got a call from insurance sa…
★★★★★
CriticalMy husband was admitted to New Castle early yesterday evening. He did not receive his nightly medication last night or this morning which he desperately needs being a diabetic and other health concerns. The nurse we kept speaking with was doing all she could, but stated that her supervisor had to put in the order and she was no were to be found. This went on for over two hours being told it was being worked on. Finally a family member went home and got my husband medication. In the mean time his blood sugar was ove…
★★★★★
CriticalI was recently taken to Newcastle after having a major back surgery. It was the worst night of my life. The admitting nurse and aides argued over who was going to be assigned to me since they were already overworked. I was taken to my room and essentially left there. It took 20-25 minutes to get someone to respond to my call light. I asked 4-5 staff members if I could have my pain meds and was told they would check and get back to me. I finally got some 15 hours after arriving. They only had 1 night time staff memb…
★★★★★
Positivewe gave the overall value for cost a 4 out of 5 because it is very expensive. However the Newcastle Place community is very clean, updated, and pleasant quality of the apartment and facilities overall. Staff friendliness. My father feels like this is finally a home after leaving his independent living home
★★★★★
CriticalMy mother lived at Newcastle Assisted Living for a few weeks before breaking her hip. We have no complaints about care and service provided at the Assisted Living. After breaking her hip she was discharged to Newcastle's rehab unit which was a completely different experience. Unlike the Assisted Living, the rehab facility is not attractive. My mother's room was small and joyless. The common room is filled with old mismatched furniture situated so that residents are not seated together. The same completed …
Verified overview
Skilled nursing
47 CMS-certified beds · CMS CCN 525668
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Current CMS-certified nursing-home provider record; classification does not imply current admission availability.
Authoritative classification evidence · observed November 1, 2026Current CMS-certified nursing-home provider record; classification does not imply current admission availability.
Authoritative classification evidence · observed September 16, 2026Source-published features
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Payer: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services · Service scope: Short Term Skilled Nursing
Room-and-board coverage is not publicly confirmed.
CMS Provider Data Catalog ↗ · source dated October 1, 2026Payment-program records
CMS provider type: Medicare
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Official oversight
Coverage last checked November 1, 2026 via Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.