Capac Home sits on 4.63 acres with a quiet paved road offering good privacy, and the property, built in 1975, has a Cape Cod style with two stories, a big fireplace, ten rooms, and a 2.5-car garage off the side entrance, and you'll find everything pretty well kept with a newer septic system and a well that's already passed county inspections so there's no need to worry about those. The home's got four bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and private or shared rooms, single bedrooms, and studios, all available fully furnished, including kitchenettes, and private bathrooms for comfort. Its inside feels homelike but spacious, with simple things like an oven, range, refrigerator, washer, dryer, and microwave included; you don't have to bring those. Capac Home holds up to six assisted living residents with options for people who need more or less help, and the staff's always around to help with things like bathing, medication, dressing, moving around, and other daily needs, and they can step in to help with dementia care, manual feeding, and speech therapy if required.
You find amenities meant for comfort but nothing fancy-there's a fireplace to gather around, cable TV, internet, phone service, high definition TVs, wifi, air-conditioning, and shared or private spaces. The community has things like a games room, group activities, movie nights, and places to walk or sit outside like the garden or greenhouse, plus a dining room, a bistro, and a snack shop, so food's not an issue, and meals get prepared with special diets in mind. They offer a beauty and barber shop, housekeeping and laundry, a wellness program, and help with transportation to appointments. The emergency systems in rooms and round-the-clock staff mean someone's always close when needed, and there's an within the facility if someone needs help getting around. For folks needing a personalized service plan, the staff draws one up with custom care, and they'll supervise medications closely. The pet-friendly policy welcomes both dogs and cats, and there are easy-to-read menus as well as community-sponsored activities.
The atmosphere's quiet and laid back, with walking paths and a pretty simple routine, and maintenance's taken care of so chores like cooking and cleaning fall off your list. People can choose the type of living arrangement they want, from shared apartments to private suites, and move-in coordination's available. The place follows state requirements, licensed and regulated by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, and is part of the larger senior living community in Armada, Macomb County. There are some legal protections for LGBTQ residents, and they help with real estate services should the need arise, like getting pre-qualified for a home loan or listing the property on Zillow. While there's no hype and nothing seems overly fancy or advertised, Capac Home's a straightforward, simple place that tries to make daily life easier and safer for seniors who need a little extra help with health and personal care.
