Schweikert Adult Foster Care, also known as Schweikert AFC and Second Street Adult Foster Care, sits at 829 Royal Dr. in Blackman Township, Michigan, and it's a small adult family home caring for up to five residents at a time, with a license number AF380397397 effective until August 31, 2025, so you know they're under active regulation. This place focuses on providing a safe and nurturing environment for seniors and adults who need help with daily living, covering things like personal care, medication reminders, bathing, dressing, meal preparation-making sure everyone gets the right diet, even for diabetes and allergies-and companionship. Folks living here might have dementia, Alzheimer's, developmental disabilities, mental illness, or brain injuries, and the staff tailors support for those needs, keeping everything personal so each person feels secure and heard, and they've got skilled nursing support available around the clock if someone needs more attention.
The building sits in a quiet neighborhood, giving it a home-like feel rather than a big institution, and with furnished rooms, walking paths, gardens, emergency alert systems, and common spaces, residents can join in on community activities like movie nights, meals together, or just relax in the outdoor spaces. Schweikert AFC works with outside healthcare providers when needed, so anyone with specialty care isn't left out, and they offer respite care too, letting caregivers take a break when they need it. They always provide supervision day and night, and their focus is on helping folks keep as much independence as possible while staying safe and comfortable. Michelle Greer and Brian Greer are listed as the licensees, and they aim to create a stable, inviting place for aging adults and individuals with special needs, backing everything up with regular inspections and reports available through licensing channels. This facility offers a cost-effective long-term living choice compared to nursing homes, serving people from Howell to Ann Arbor and communities across Michigan, for families needing a caring place but wanting a peaceful, small-group setting.
