Union Court Assisted Living

Union Court Assisted Living sits in Chesaning, Michigan, on a peaceful street called Elwyn Drive, and offers support to older adults who need assisted living or memory care, and the place really tries to focus on treating every person like an individual with care that fits each resident's needs, and they try to make it easy for people from all walks of life because they're a nonprofit community with an income-based program so residents don't have to worry as much about money. The community is run by Baruch Senior Ministries, a faith-based nonprofit group, and staff there provide 24-hour help including personal care, medication reminders, and help with everyday things like bathing, dressing, and managing medication, and they make sure to offer three nutritious meals a day, with snacks and special diets, and they take care of all the housekeeping and laundry too. Folks living at Union Court Assisted Living can join group activities like devotional programs, movie nights, music sessions, and even help run their own events, and there are plenty of common spaces inside for getting together, including a fitness room, game room, wellness spa, and a library, which gives seniors a chance to stay active and make friends. The facility also looks after people with memory issues, provides respite care if someone needs short-term help, and supports residents with healthcare needs like diabetes or non-ambulatory care, and if a resident needs more support as time goes on, the caregivers work with outside agencies, such as home health, hospice, and physical therapy, to keep that person as comfortable and independent as possible. Because it's faith-based, there are spiritual services and support for those who want it, and the staff are known for being kind and caring, treating everyone there with respect. The campus is quiet and close to walking paths, and the surrounding Chesaning area has shops, healthcare places like Chesaning Family Medicine and Schultz Country Pharmacy nearby, so help isn't far away when it's needed. There's a 24-hour call system for emergencies, and everything from social activity to spiritual care is available. Union Court Assisted Living isn't currently listed for sale or rent, but the Baruch Senior Ministries' website has more details for anyone looking to learn more about what life there is like.