Provision Living at Fenton

Provision Living at Fenton sits at 440 N Fenway Dr in Fenton, MI, and has a setting designed for people aged 55 and older who want to enjoy their days with fewer worries, and you'll see that the neighborhood-described as quiet and secure-offers assisted living, memory care, and independent living all in one place, so there's real flexibility if someone's needs change over time, and there's also a strong sense of community there thanks to activities like movies, art programs, coffee talks, and outdoor gatherings, because they believe spending time with others makes life better at any age. The apartments come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, and if picking a villa, those have two bedrooms, two bathrooms, open kitchens with granite counters, roomy living spaces good for gatherings, attached garages, and private patios, plus you don't have to think about lawn care or maintenance since they handle all of that every week. The staff helps with bathing, dressing, and grooming when needed, takes care of housekeeping and laundry, and prepares meals served in a restaurant-style dining room, and those who like to keep busy can join cards and games, enjoy the library or lounge, or make use of the fitness program, while extra touches like a beauty/barber shop, art classes, live entertainment, movie nights, and wellness sessions are there to fill the calendar. People with memory loss or other cognitive challenges get special care in dedicated memory care spaces, which are designed for comfort and security, and the care team, called Encircle, brings in families for a more complete support system. The buildings have Wi-Fi, walk-in showers, individual heat and air controls, kitchenettes, and bright, open common areas where friends and family can visit, and if someone needs a ride to an appointment or outing, transportation's part of the services along with a concierge for help with packages or other needs. Overall, without being fancy, everything here points to a straightforward effort to keep older people safe, comfortable, and included in daily life-whether that's by the fireplace for coffee, walking on paths outdoors, or trying a new activity with the neighbors.