Ulrich Home

Ulrich Home sits in Clinton Township, MI, with a 6-bed capacity as an Adult Small Group Home, and it operates under Michigan license # AS500011871 on a 0.53-acre lot that was built in 1961, and it's set up as a single-family home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing both private and shared rooms, including studios and one-bedroom options for residents. The facility offers medication supervision, surgery recovery care, 24/7 emergency response, a licensed nurse on staff, and in-room emergency systems, while caregivers remain available around the clock to help with dressing, bathing, feeding by spoon, transfers, and other daily needs like toileting. Residents get meals with special dietary options for allergies or diabetes, and the kitchen staff provides individual dining help along with meal planning for special diets. There's a chapel service, a bistro, a movie room, a communal kitchen, a library room, and arts and crafts activities available, and there's community-sponsored activities with scheduled daily events, massage service, a courtyard and garden, transportation for doctors' appointments, and high-definition TVs in the rooms. The home helps with independent living, assisted living, dementia care, memory care, and also respite care, with support for those who need short-term relief after a surgery or for family caregivers who need a break, and they coordinate care with health providers for seamless attention. For social and religious needs, there's access to a chapel, private dining, and well-kept walking paths, although no information is listed about air conditioning, outdoor features, or parking, and residents do get telephone, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and furnished rooms along with routine housekeeping and linen services. Ulrich Home emphasizes a comfortable atmosphere, personalized attention, and privacy balanced with community, making it supportive for seniors who need non-acute care and daily living assistance, and the regulatory oversight helps ensure proper licensing and safety standards are met.