Cambridge Manor

Cambridge Manor sits in Grandville, Michigan, just off Port Sheldon near Trinity Christian Reformed Church, and shares a campus with Georgetown, where people can see wooded areas, raised gardens, walking paths, and a pond with ducks and swans passing by, so if someone likes being outdoors or watching wildlife, there's room for that, and for those who want to relax inside, there's a big sunroom that overlooks the pond and places to sit and visit with others. Residents can bring their cats or dogs, which makes it easier for people who want to stay close to their pets, and there's help for those who need it to move from bed to wheelchair, and staff can help people with diabetes check their insulin, handle medication, and provide incontinence care when needed, with care services running twenty-four hours a day, so there's always someone around in case of an emergency. There's assisted living, independent living, and memory care in a dedicated memory wing if someone is dealing with dementia, and short-term or respite care for those who may need a temporary stay, with Community Navigators available to help people figure out which care choice fits best through their admission process. Cambridge Manor has full-time activity directors, so folks get to take part in music therapy, pet therapy, family activities, and field trips to local spots, and devotional services are held onsite for anyone who wants them, as part of their faith-based nonprofit background. Meals come as part of living here, taking away the time and cost of making food on one's own, and there are beauty salons onsite for people who like to keep up with their grooming. The place has enclosed courtyards where people can walk or sit in comfort, and raised gardens and benches offer quiet spots to enjoy the grounds. Common indoor spaces let people play games or just chat with neighbors, and on top of daily living support and medical help, staff try to focus on kindness and creating a sense of comfort, as they aim to meet each person's needs with person-centered care.