Larkspur Home

Larkspur Home sits on 0.64 acres and is a single-family ranch style building that was built back in 1988. It's a studio setup, about 2,417 square feet, with two bathrooms and space for up to six residents in what the state calls an adult small group home. The home is fully furnished and keeps to a simple, comfortable design, with things like a dining room, TV options, garden, outdoor space, and high-speed internet included for residents. Everything is laid out for accessibility and comfort, and people can count on Wi-Fi and cable or satellite TV throughout the house. Meals are made and served in the dining room. Services at Larkspur Home include 24-hour supervision, help with bathing and dressing, guidance with daily tasks, and help in moving around the home. The staff work with healthcare providers, handle medication, arrange for transportation to medical appointments, and can cook meals that suit diabetes diets too. They also help with insurance, Medicaid Waiver Programs, hospice care, and coordinate with other care facilities, with general counseling also available. Larkspur Home takes both seniors and children who need residential care, especially those recovering from setbacks or surgery, under a license for Adult Foster Care following Michigan State rules, with all the right insurance and bonding. Emergency care is available, and the team can come in for a few hours or stay as much as needed, even round-the-clock if things get critical, all based on what fits the resident's needs best, adjusting as needed over time. The property isn't up for sale or rent now, and it won't take Medicare unless certified. Larkspur Home has been family owned since 1989 and keeps an office in Grosse Ile, staying within all regulations and keeping up with strong security for any online services offered. It's a quiet spot aimed at helping folks feel safe, assisted, and comfortable, with small touches throughout that aim for peace of mind rather than anything fancy.