Country Living AFC stands in a peaceful and scenic part of Cement City, MI, and what you'll notice first is it serves seniors and adults needing different types of support, and folks will find that it helps people who are aged, developmentally disabled, physically handicapped, or living with mental illness, with a total of 14 assisted living units in a cozy environment that feels home-like and laid-back rather than busy and loud, and the place lets you bring small pets if you like that sort of company. Residents get to choose from private suites or shared rooms, plus there are one-bedroom apartments with roomy closets, furnished spaces, private bathrooms, and air-conditioning, and some spots even come with kitchenettes, so you can do a bit of light cooking if you want, and every room comes with a telephone, internet, cable, and a call system that works around the clock.
Country Living AFC offers a lot of care services that help with bathing, dressing, mobility, medication help, continence care, and the kind of occupational therapy that tends to help folks move better, plus there's help for people with Parkinson's and Alzheimer's if you need special support there, and the staff sticks around 24/7 to lend a hand whenever it's needed, with a call system always ready. Meals here usually use organic food, with snacks given out during the day, and special diets can be arranged, with staff handling the prep and service, and residents don't need to worry about laundry or housekeeping since staff covers that too. Every day brings activities like cards, board games, computer classes, exercise equipment, fall prevention classes, movie showings at the theatre, library visits, group walks on the paths, and regular entertainment, so there's usually something to do, and a massage service is on offer if you want to relax. Family members can use the on-site parking, and transportation is available for errands and doctor visits, or just getting around, and housekeeping and linen services are part of the care model, so you can spend less time on chores and more time enjoying the community.
It's a Medicaid-accepting large group home that maintains up-to-date inspection and investigation reports, run by Mark Mann under license number AL380272324, with the current license ending on 12/28/2025, and the place stays up and running by keeping things clean, maintenance-free, and as accessible as possible, with support for different physical needs, technology use, and daily routines. Country Living AFC wants every resident to keep as much independence and choice as possible, with various living arrangements to match how much help someone might want or need. The community also supports folks who might be looking for respite care, memory care, independent living, or something more ongoing like home care or nursing care, and visitors can schedule tours to get a feel for the staff and residents, and poke around the spaces like the big library, the little theatre, and the walking trails. Family support groups, daily group activities, a safe environment, regular supervision, and a calm setting round things out for those who want a balance of privacy, safety, and a bit of company.
