Bridgman Retirement Home 2 is a large group home for seniors with room for 20 residents at 11880 Gast Road in Bridgman, Michigan, and the license number is AL110095313. The home is licensed for adults who may have Alzheimer's, developmental disabilities, mental illness, or physical handicaps, and it keeps a regular active license with inspections available for families to review. There's 24-hour supervision, a 24-hour call system, and on-call support, so help is always close by, and multilingual caregivers are on staff. Residents live in fully furnished spaces, with a choice of shared rooms or private suites that have kitchenettes, air-conditioning, and private bathrooms. Staff help with daily living like bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, and personal care, and the community includes laundry service, housekeeping, and linen service as part of maintenance-free living.
Meals are prepared by chefs and meal planners who use organic and quality ingredients, with flexible meal choices, support for dietary restrictions, and an on-site meal program that serves one to two meals a day. Residents have cable TV, internet, phone service, and can enjoy indoor common areas, a dining room, a hair salon and barber shop, and community amenities like a garden and walking paths for outdoor relaxation. There are also arts rooms, scheduled movie nights, outings, and activities run by both staff and residents, so people can stay active and social if they want. Health care services cover diabetic care, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory care, with assisted living as the main service, but there's also dementia care, support for mild cognitive impairment, board and care home services, and hospice care for those who need it. Transportation is available for doctor appointments or outings, and staff arrange for other supportive services as needed.
The facility emphasizes safety with an emergency alert system throughout, and it helps families feel at ease by providing ratings and inspection reports to look through. Residents get to be involved in community-sponsored activities and spiritual programs, and there's support for move-in coordination so the transition into the home is a little smoother. The group home doesn't accept Medicare unless certified, but it's usually lower in cost than a full nursing home and is individually licensed by state authorities. Staff are always there round the clock, and the devoted team focuses on each person's individual needs, so care plans fit each resident. Overall, Bridgman Retirement Home 2 delivers essential assisted living, memory care, daily help, and a choice of room types in a setting meant to support a range of needs for seniors and give families some peace of mind.
