Comfort, Community, and Supportive Memory Care in Germantown

Mätterhaus at The Gables of Germantown

N109 W17000 Ava Circle

Germantown, WI 53022

(262) 345-6899

Rest easy knowing your loved one is surrounded by vibrant community and top-quality supportive services at Mätterhaus. This thoughtfully-designed community is separated into two residential-style neighborhoods which are distinguished by a unique color design and theme. This creates visual cues that allow residents to independently navigate the community and feel right at home.

Studio Features

Furnished private or companion studios with 24-hour support services
Peaceful, secure outdoor space with raised gardens for resident enjoyment
Intentionally-designed, comfortable common areas promote friendship and community
Call system for safety and reassurance

Supportive Services

Compassionate around-the-clock staff trained specifically for memory care
Social programming designed to engage each resident and to assist in retaining ability and enhancing skills
Dining services providing three nutritious meals each day
Linen, laundry, and housekeeping services
Assistance with activities of daily living
Visiting physician
Pharmacy and medication management services
It's Never 2 Late (iN2L) active-mind technology and software that adapts to residents' unique abilities and interests
The Alzheimer's Association's Memories in the Making program offering an outlet for creative expression while increasing self esteem
Physical and occupational therapy services provided in an on-site wellness center

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Carol Bird

Assistant Executive DirectorEmail: cbird@capricommunities.comCarol joined the Gables of Germantown team in 2018.

Judi Wolters

Community Relations ManagerEmail: jwolters@capricommunities.comJudi joined the Gables of Germantown team in 2018.

Krystl Herd

ReceptionistEmail: kgeis@capricommunities.comKrystl joined the Gables of Germantown team in 2013.

Meg Prado

Executive DirectorEmail: mprado@capricommunities.comMeg joined Engel Haus and Mätterhaus as Executive Director in Spring 2016. Previously, she worked for ten years as a director in CBRF-licensed group homes. She brings knowledge about the population and community as well as passion for personalized care and building relationships with residents and families alike. "I keep an open line of communication with families and contact them often," said Meg. "I try to reach out to residents' loved ones when there are good things that happen just as often as there are concerns."
She shared a story about a former resident who was unable to express himself through words. This resident became aggravated shortly after moving in. Through building a relationship with him and his loved ones, Meg came to find out this resident loved everything to do with cowboys and horses. "Whenever he was having a bad day... I would talk to him about horses. When I could, I would take him out to my stable to brush my horse, Classy, and give her and the other horses some treats."
Meg knows the Gables is the best because its great group of nurses and care team members dedicated to the residents. She plans on talking to residents as often as she can to learn more about them and make sure they are happy. "We all strive to be more than just an Assisted Living and Memory Care community. We are home," said Meg. Meg grew up in Fond du Lac, WI, and loved to go horseback riding. She enjoys it still today along with baking and hiking with her dogs.

Sue Prinz

LPNEmail: sprinz@capricommunities.comSue joined the Gables of Germantown team in June 2018.

Tanya Beck

Culinary ManagerEmail: tbeck@capricommunities.comTanya joined the team at The Gables of Germantown in March 2016. She is attending the Milwaukee Area Technical College and is a Certified Dietary Manager. "I started cooking and baking at when I was eight years old, learning from both of my grandmothers," she said. "My first job at 14 was working in a kitchen making french fries and I have held various restaurant positions ever since. Cooking and baking are my passion."
Her favorite cuisines include German, Irish, Mexican, and Chinese.
Tanya knows her meals provide more than just nutrition for her residents. "It makes a resident's day that much better when they have a great meal to share with friends and neighbors."