Haus on High

Haus On High sits on West High Street in Bangor, Michigan, and serves as a licensed Adult Small Group Home for up to six residents, where people find care and support in a comfortable, home-like setting that covers assisted living, memory care, board and care, and even some services around recovery like those from MI Recovery, and it keeps things pretty simple as you can get a fully furnished small studio or a one-bedroom unit, with each room having things like a phone, cable TV, high-speed internet, and furniture ready when you arrive, so moving in isn't a fuss, and the staff called caregivers, CNAs, LPNs, or RNs offer help around the clock-especially with things like getting in and out of bed, bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and there's always someone to keep an eye on things no matter what hour of the day, and because adults living with memory issues need extra support, there's a secure area for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, and caregivers lead memory-enhancing activities and follow care plans that fit each person's needs, so everyone gets a fair chance at comfort. Meals come three times a day in a community dining room with a culinary chef who prepares special options for people who are diabetic, need help eating, or follow food allergy diets, and the kitchen stays open so folks can grab a bite or have a drink when they want, and when it's time for fun or to relax, there's a garden, outdoor relaxation spots, a fitness center, arts and crafts studio, game room, movie nights, and community activities, which are all scheduled and varied so anyone can find something to do or just walk outside on the well-kept grounds. Housekeeping and laundry services are part of daily life, along with mealtime support, medication supervision, custom needs assessments, emergency alert systems, and on-site pharmacy services, while transportation and parking are there for trips to the local doctor's office or three nearby pharmacies. The place is built for wheelchair access, with staff trained to help people who can't move around by themselves, and there are both communal areas for socializing and private spots for quiet time or family visits. Because it stays small and limits the number of residents to six, everyone's care plan gets personalized, and families get peace of mind, and while it doesn't take Medicare and isn't certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the home is managed by local agencies like the Department of Aging or Veterans' Services. With regular housekeeping, fresh linens, 24-hour supervision, and daily activities, Haus On High focuses on making sure seniors live comfortably, safely, and with the right kind of help for whatever challenges come their way, and those looking for work in caregiving will find jobs for CNAs, LPNs or RNs here, while resource providers in the community can list information to support residents.