Synod House

Synod House sits in Ann Arbor, MI, as a small adult foster care home licensed for 6 residents, and you'll find it offers a mix of shared living quarters, one-bedroom apartments, and studio units, each with modern touches and thoughtful details. Residents can expect a home-like setting, where care staff provide help with bathing, dressing, and using the bathroom, along with manual feeding and incontinence care, and there's medication help plus regular health checks, and if someone needs a custom care plan or ambulation support, that's set up to match individual needs. The facility features an in-room and 24-hour emergency response system so folks are never without help if something happens, and the site is wheelchair accessible with support for transfers. Folks can enjoy HD TVs, walking paths, a dining room, chef-prepared meals, snacks, and meals supervised by a dietitian for those who need to follow allergy or diabetes diets. Activities range from movie nights and games to community-sponsored events and time spent in the garden or chapel, and there's a beauty and barber shop for personal care. Transportation and parking services are available, along with phone access in rooms, plus the staff coordinate move-in and handle housekeeping and laundry. Because Synod House is individually licensed as Adult Foster Care by local agencies like the Department of Aging, you won't find federal Medicare acceptance here, but the care is personalized and continuous, aimed at seniors who need board and care or assisted living in a quiet, comforting setting. The home has a strong sense of community, and families find peace of mind knowing someone is always keeping a close watch, handling daily needs and health care coordination for each resident with dignity.