RidgeCrest Health Campus

RidgeCrest Health Campus sits at 703 Robinson Rd in Jackson, MI, and offers a range of care for seniors including independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's, and skilled nursing care supported by RN, LPN, and CNA staff. The campus has 50 certified beds with a 100% occupancy rate and also has 40 assisted living units, providing housing and support for people who want to stay active but might need some help with daily activities like diabetic management or toileting, and staff are awake and available 24 hours a day, with a nurse always on call. Residents and families can take part in councils, giving everyone a chance to share their thoughts, and the place isn't attached to a hospital but is part of a larger company that runs multiple homes. There's help for Parkinson's patients and support with home health and hospice, plus rehabilitation services if needed. RidgeCrest welcomes pets, offers handicap-accessible apartments with private ADA compliant baths and non-slip floors, and has features like safe apartment designs, landscaped trails, exercise areas, available parking, and Wi-Fi. The building is only partially sprinklered for fire safety, but emergency pendants and fall prevention classes are in place to help keep people as safe as possible. Residents get basic utilities, all maintenance handled, and free rides to appointments, and there are massage services and a library to enjoy along with daily events like games, coloring, holiday parties, wine and cheese or ice cream outings, and memory exercises. RidgeCrest offers nutritious meals prepared by chefs, and there's a real effort to keep meals balanced and tasty, and the team there is often described as joyful and kind, doing their best to create a welcoming atmosphere. The campus has won awards like Best of Senior Living, partly because of its focus on offering a friendly community and meaningful activities for social, physical, mental, and emotional engagement. There are resources for companionship and non-medical help for seniors living at home, too, for those who want to stay independent but get a little extra support with things like rides and personal needs. RidgeCrest is for-profit, it isn't a special focus facility, it's not part of a continuing care retirement community, but it does participate in Medicare and Medicaid programs, and keeps main features related to assisted living easy to access. There's no extra information beyond what's listed here, but the campus seems to try to keep things as comfortable and supportive as possible for those who live and work there.