Walnut Creek Home

Walnut Creek Home in St. Clair Shores used to offer a small, home-like setting where six residents could get care tailored to their needs in a quiet neighborhood, and the place really tried to make people feel comfortable with private or semi-private rooms, housekeeping, laundry, and meals that covered special diets like diabetes or allergies. Folks there got help with daily things like bathing, dressing, and medicine, with staff around at all hours for support, and the facility included services for people with memory loss, Alzheimer's, or even brain injuries, offering activities, secure environments, and memory-enhancing programs while always keeping a close eye for safety and needs. The care levels ranged from independent living, where you could enjoy maintenance-free life with things like cable, Wi-Fi, scheduled rides, walking paths, gardens, and social events, up to assisted living, skilled nursing after hospital stays, respite care, and even hospice if needed, so the place had a good spread for changing needs over time, and the staff coordinated everything with doctors and specialists, too. Pets were welcome, which made it feel even more like a regular house, and the home's faith-based values meant everyone was welcome, with an approach that focused on kindness and humility. People got transportation for errands and doctor visits, plus activities to keep life interesting and minds active, and the Maple Street Home was one unit that showed their style-rooms came fully furnished, and every detail tried to help seniors feel safe, cared for, and like they belonged. The state licensed the facility, operated under Walnut Creek Living, LLC, and even kept up with special investigation reports and regulatory checks, with a focus on decent medical support, emergency alerts, easy move-in coordination, and strong support for families needing help with long-term care decisions. Walnut Creek Home closed September 15, 2022, and it's no longer open, but during its time it served aged adults, those with Alzheimer's, traumatic brain injury, and physical disabilities, all within a small, friendly, and supportive home in Macomb County.