Chosen Vision

Chosen Vision in Dewitt, Michigan, is a licensed Adult Small Group Home with room for up to six residents, focusing on high-functioning, developmentally disabled women in a big, 3,800-square-foot house where everyone's got private bedrooms and common areas that feel more like a family home than an institution, and while Chosen Vision doesn't accept Medicare because there's no certification by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, they do cover the basics, like meals, medication help, laundry, housekeeping, bathing, getting dressed, transfers, cleaning, and making sure there's staff in the building all day and night, with some folks working full time and others just coming in to help when needed, and if anybody needs to see a doctor or go to an appointment, they'll help arrange transportation for that too. Residents get community-sponsored activities every day, can watch movies together in the evenings, and have telephone access and Wi-Fi in their furnished rooms, and Chosen Vision considers different diets including allergy-sensitive or diabetes options, so people eat what they need and it's all-day dining so meals don't have to happen at a strict hour, and they have gardens and walking paths outside for fresh air, along with emergency alert systems for safety, and help is available any time for medication, bathing, or daily needs. Chosen Vision is one part of a group of homes and facilities around the Dewitt area under Centered Care LLC, offering varied settings depending on who needs what kind of support, but this particular house sticks to a small, home-style approach, with care for people who need help with daily activities but not the higher level of care you'd get in a hospital or typical nursing home, and respite care is available, so if a family needs a short break from providing care themselves, residents can stay here temporarily.