Lake Orion

Lake Orion sits in Orion Township within Oakland County and has a quiet ranch-style building with wood siding, built in 1983 and updated a year later, all on one level with a total living area of 2,272 square feet and a slab foundation, set on a big lot of 1.55 acres surrounded by 67,692 square feet of land, and while there's an attached garage with a parking area of 528 square feet for one car, the main features inside are three bedrooms and two bathrooms, which makes it feel like a real home for up to twelve residents, because that's the capacity here and the rooms stay fully furnished for comfort. The home's close to local schools like Blanche Sims Elementary, Oakview Middle School, and Lake Orion Community High School, but residents get more than just a roof over their heads, since they have access to things like housekeeping and linen services, cable, Wi-Fi, a telephone, and even help with arranging rides, which includes a large fleet provided by North Oakland Transportation Authority (NOTA) that helps folks get to medical appointments, plus most vehicles can carry wheelchairs, so that makes it easier when it's needed. The staff, made up of direct care workers only, keep a one to six ratio to support each person with tasks like bathing, dressing, transferring, managing medicines, daily activities, and personal care, so everyone's looked after without feeling crowded, and there's even respite care for short-term stays when caregivers need a break. Lake Orion keeps a peaceful atmosphere that builds up dignity and supports choice, where seniors can stay involved in their daily lives and the staff encourages everyone to share their talents, creativity, and life stories, all in the hope of helping people feel valued and purposeful. Healthcare services and staffing handle medical needs and work with outside providers, and Lake Orion's connection with the Christian ministry Love In the Name of Christ of North Oakland County offers a chance for residents to join a supportive network and take life skills classes, while general counseling, social service support, and public welfare help folks build independence, with programs aimed at personal and professional growth. With a set assessed property value of $249,180 and a property tax of $4,937 for the year 2024, forced air keeps the home warm or cool, and everything's kept as simple and home-like as possible, while an online tool is there for sharing, printing maps, and planning routes to make visits or find resources a bit easier.