Hartland Assisted Living - Services takes care of seniors who need help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, eating, and moving around, and staff are there day and night for support, so if someone wakes up at night or needs extra help, there's always somebody there. This place helps with medication, making sure folks take the right pills on time, and even works with doctors and nurses when residents need it, plus they help out if someone has diabetes or needs hospice care or has special diets. Seniors living here get meals made fresh by a chef, snacks that're available all day, and can have their food choices changed if they have certain allergies or health needs because there's a registered dietitian on hand. The facility has board and care home services, assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, and memory care, including support and special programs for those with dementia or cognitive trouble. Community events and daily activities help people stay active, and the staff organizes offsite trips in their own transportation for doctor's appointments or pharmacies, so residents don't have to worry about getting to their check-ups or picking up medicine.
The community has private suites, studio suites, and one-bedroom apartments-some have kitchenettes and private bathrooms, all are furnished, and some rooms are wheel-chair friendly and have emergency alert systems if someone falls or has trouble. Housekeeping and laundry services keep things tidy, so residents don't have to clean or do chores, and services like trash emptying are included, so the little things get taken care of, too. Residents can enjoy common rooms, a dining room, movie room, game room, gardens, walking trails, outdoor spaces, and if they need a haircut, the place has a hair salon as well. There are scheduled group activities, fitness sessions, games, movie nights, and devotional meetings, and when seasonal weather is right, folks can enjoy sitting outside or walking around the gardens and trails, and if they need a little extra help with eating, like spoon feeding, that's something staff can help with, too. There's always someone to help with transfers, getting dressed, bathing, and continence care, as well as coordinated healthcare support, so residents don't have to feel alone or neglected. Residents with specific needs get matched to personalized or tailored care plans, whether they need more independence or want extra help, and if there's a condition like diabetes or dementia, staff can accommodate them, including with special waivers. The community holds a Michigan license # AM470078614, and it's set up for up to 12 residents, so it stays small and personal.
Seniors who live here don't have to worry about cooking, cleaning, keeping up the house, or lawn care, so they can spend time on hobbies, attend events with neighbors, or sit quietly in their own room if they'd rather rest, and if friends or family want to visit, there's a private dining room for meals together or enough room outside for a walk. The staff makes sure to keep communication open with families, doctors, and caregivers, and because there's nursing and home health services, even those needing extra medical help or moving around with a walker or wheelchair feel supported. With amenities like cable TV, internet, phones, and air conditioning, residents have the comforts they're used to, and if moving in feels overwhelming, staff helps with coordinating the move, so things go smoother. Residents can enjoy massage services, concierge help, and all-day dining, and they get a stable place with support for changing needs over time, whether living alone, sharing a room, or getting round-the-clock memory care for folks 55 and older.
