Pine View Assisted Living

Pine View Assisted Living, which closed on June 16, 2023, was a large group home in Armada, Michigan, that offered care for up to 20 older adults, including those living with Alzheimer's and physical limitations, and it opened its doors under license number AL500382675 back in early 2021, with its license running until the end of 2022, so you had a place where folks could get both assisted living and memory care, and they also had services for independent living, respite care, and continuing care depending on what each person needed, and the building stood at 22580 W Main Street with a license managed by Rhema-Armada Village Operating, LLC, out of nearby Main Street as well. The place gave residents options for furnished rooms-both private and semi-private-along with a dining room that served home-cooked meals and could handle special diets for conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure, with all-day dining to fit different routines, so no one had to eat at a set time if they didn't want to and there was help on hand for bathing, dressing, transferring from bed to chair, or getting to medical appointments, and there was always staff on duty around the clock, plus a 24-hour emergency call system for peace of mind both for the people living there and their families. They had memory care programs with a focus on memory-enhancing activities and a secure environment, plus skilled nursing for things like wound care or rehabilitation when needed, so those who needed more hands-on help didn't have to feel left out, and the community added in a good dose of activities-movie nights, art programs, tabletop games, animal and music therapy, and even outings outside-plus a beauty salon, outdoor garden, exercise room, walking paths, Wi-Fi, phone access, cable TV, and both planned and resident-run social events to keep everyone connected and active. Transportation was available for medical visits, shopping, and local spiritual events, and staff arranged help with medication, housekeeping, meal planning, and move-in support, so daily life could be as easy as possible, and they also offered laundry, dry cleaning, and a fitness room for anyone who liked to keep busy or stay fit, and an arts room for those who enjoyed creative activities, and even had specialized support for things like diabetes care and mental wellness if someone asked for it, all in a homelike setting that aimed to balance independence with safety for residents as their needs changed. Pine View sat alongside other facilities such as Advantage Living Center and Griffith House in the Armada area, serving families looking for a variety of senior care solutions and giving them a place to compare options, see reviews, view photos, and make informed decisions about where their loved ones could live comfortably and with dignity, but Pine View's chapter came to a close in mid-2023 after serving many seniors and their families.