Grand Street

Grand Street sits at 630 Grand Street and offers a small, close-knit setting for up to six residents in a single-story, single-family home built in 1954, with wood siding outside, an attached garage for one car, and about 1,124 square feet of living space, along with a garden and walking paths out on the 0.28-acre lot, and you'll find a dining room, furnished rooms, and shared areas set up to help folks know each other a little better over a meal or a movie night or maybe just talking together in the garden. You'll see this place has a community housing (ECS) program and can support people with recovery from substance use disorder and addiction, with links to MI Recovery and Cornerstone AFC LLC, and residents have access to a Naloxone vending machine for urgent needs, plus 24-hour supervision if that's required. The home holds a CARF accreditation, which means an independent body recognizes the standards of care, and it's licensed as an adult small group home for people who are developmentally disabled, diagnosed with mental illness, or have traumatic brain injuries, and staff can help with everything from medication management and bathing to special meal preparation for allergies and diabetes, as well as non-ambulatory care and help with daily tasks. Grand Street's caregivers speak English, and transportation and parking are available, dry cleaning and laundry get taken care of along with housekeeping, and residents have scheduled and all-day dining, so folks don't have to worry about making their own meals or keeping up with chores every day. You'll find amenities like an emergency alert system, telephone service, and community activities, with options for both independence and assistance depending on what each person wants or needs, and the community score sits at 3.8, based on ratings and reviews over time, reflecting steady outcomes. The building itself has one bathroom and is laid out for easy movement, and the property falls within the "Lowel" subdivision, with "HUD Home" and "Home Is Being Sold As Is" descriptions in the property terms. The facility has experience handling move-in coordination and offers support during home selling, buying, listing, and estimating property value, including rental comparisons, so it's got a range of resources whether someone's moving in, moving out, or just needs a little help with day-to-day living, and the staff can coordinate with healthcare providers to make sure medical needs don't slip through the cracks.