Howell Home

Howell Home sits in Gwinn, MI, and gives seniors different places to live, like one-bedroom apartments, studio units, semi-private rooms, and shared apartments, with pull cords and emergency alert systems so help's always close by, and you've got staff awake and around all day and night, so there's someone for support if needed, no matter the time. There's care for folks with Parkinson's, and caregivers are trained to help people living with dementia and Alzheimer's, and if you need help with daily things like bathing, dressing, going to the bathroom, or even if you need transfers or ambulation support, someone's always there, plus there's special support for incontinence, medication management, and non-ambulatory care. Personalized care plans figure out what works best for each person, and you get a service assessment when moving in, so the right support's ready, whether it's for long-term care, respite stays, or memory care. For health needs, the place has an on-site pharmacy, an on-call nurse, physical and speech therapy, and connections to home health services, and everyone gets three meals a day-chef-prepared and fresh-with all-day dining and special meals if you've got allergies or diabetes. You'll find furnished rooms with private or shared bathrooms, some suites with kitchenettes and air conditioning, so you get comfort with no need to worry about cooking or cleaning because staff take care of housekeeping, linens, dry cleaning, and laundry. Folks here stay busy with daily activities like fitness, spiritual gatherings at Little Lake Chapel, movie nights, gardening, birthday parties, reading, and group events. There's transportation for doctor appointments or outings, parking for visitors, cable TV, internet, telephones in the rooms, and large TVs in common areas where socializing is easy, and you can also enjoy the beauty shop, private dining room, and landscaped gardens and porches-there's even a wellness center and therapy section too. Howell Home stays pet-friendly, offers respite care, promotes independence while supporting different needs, and always takes security measures to keep the place safe, and because it's licensed with the state, there's oversight and sometimes online activities for residents and families to connect. With only three assisted living units, capacity feels more personal, and it ranges from two to six per unit, so there's always a bit of community and routine, whether you like a studio or a shared place, a porch for fresh air, a garden to visit, or just a cozy living room for watching TV with friends, and maintenance-free living means seniors don't have to worry about chores, repairs, or home management, just living their days with support always nearby.