Flatrock Manor of Flint sits in Flint, Michigan, running as a licensed Adult Foster Care facility, which means the place is set up to care for up to 11 seniors in a small, homelike setting, and the building carries a license number AM250289405 and license type as an Adult Medium Group Home with 11 beds, all under Michigan authorization and state rules. The community focuses on mental health, including residents with memory problems like Alzheimer's, and offers different levels of care such as assisted living, memory care, and even respite care for short stays, so the environment tends to be safe, supportive, and pretty relaxed, while the support team there helps with things like bathing, dressing, medication management, toileting, transfers, and everyday activities, plus there's speech therapy and rehabilitation services on hand when needed.
Rooms at Flatrock Manor come with essential appliances and shared quarters, and every apartment or unit-whether it's a communal, studio, or one-bedroom space-has full safety features like private ADA-compliant bathrooms, emergency pull cords, and emergency alert systems, while the property has walkable outdoor trails, decks, gardens, parking, and even wheelchair-friendly paths for residents who want to get fresh air or move about a bit. Meals are served three times each day in a large dining room, with options for special diets like pureed foods, and snacks or drinks aren't hard to come by during the day, and all utilities are included except for the phone, so folks don't have to stress about bills piling up.
Entertainment's part of daily life, with bingo, cards, movie nights, a library, a computer area, crafts, arts, and game rooms, so folks usually can find something to do or watch, and there are special birthday parties, group events, and fitness or educational classes posted on the calendar every month. The support staff includes a licensed nurse available at all times, with diabetes care, unscheduled needs service, preventive check-ups, and on-site security making safety and wellness top priorities, while they also help low-mobility residents move around, provide manual feeding if someone can't eat on their own, and offer help for things like getting up, laying down, and even relocation into the community.
Residents have access to a hair salon, laundry services, family support groups, and dry cleaning, and the grounds are kept secure around the clock, with both transportation and parking for those who need them. Amenities include things like high-definition TVs, a reading room, emergency pendants for added security, and all basic furnishings in place so everyone stays comfortable, and there's always supervision, health and wellness checks, and simple conveniences, making it a good choice for folks who want a routine and a bit of company.
The facility's primary contact is Aldrich, Carrie MS, LPC, and the official organization's NPI is 1235675521, and the website needs Javascript to work right, though more detailed public info sometimes runs thin regarding the community, so families often tour in person to get a better sense of the home's atmosphere. Flatrock Manor of Flint doesn't accept Medicare unless they're certified by the proper agencies, but it's set up to offer peace of mind within a close-knit environment, where the resident population's small enough to keep things neighborly, with the right mix of independence and help.
