Grandhaven Living Center sits near the Grand River and Lewton Park, and you can often see residents walking along the sidewalk path or spending time out on the beautifully landscaped grounds, which have a patio and a courtyard so folks can enjoy the sun or a little quiet. The place lets people bring their pets, so it's pet-friendly, and living here means no yard work or chores because there's housekeeping. There are several types of rooms, such as studios, one-bedrooms, semi-private suites, two-bedrooms, or apartments with open-concept floor plans and spacious living areas, so people can choose what fits them best. Meals are included, and a chef prepares food every day using fresh ingredients, with options made from scratch and often based on what residents prefer. People who like to keep up with their appearance appreciate the beauty salon and barbershop on site, and free manicures come every Thursday. There's an activities room, a gym, a mini theater, a business center, and a library, plus lounges and common rooms for meeting up with others, so there are always places to go for a chat or a card game. They also provide meals, help with bathing and dressing, medication reminders, and have nurses and staff awake around the clock, including RNs on almost every shift, so help is never far if something comes up suddenly.
Grandhaven has different options for care-there's help for those who need a little or a lot, and people who don't need much help at all can live here too, whether that's independent living, Enhanced Living for people who want a little support but enjoy their apartment, assisted living with regular help, or skilled nursing for those who need more. Memory Care services are available for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, with trained staff and special programs to support residents who need a safer environment. Residents get help with incontinence if they're able to manage most of it themselves, and staff can give diabetic care, including insulin and sliding scale therapy. The place is wheelchair accessible, and staff can help people who can't move on their own from a bed to a wheelchair or sitting up. Hospice care is also an option for those who need it. Spiritual support's offered offsite, and they do several activities on site, though those programs change over time. Transportation is available for folks to get out for appointments, errands, or outings. Here, the community strives to create a home-like, Christian-based environment where all faiths are welcome, with programs and staff focused on making life comfortable and meaningful. The staff are known for being friendly and patient, and they focus on the small things that make a day brighter for someone.
For paying, Grandhaven Living Center accepts private pay, Social Security, veterans' benefits, and private insurance, with extra fees depending on whether someone needs a high, medium, or low level of care, plus there's a fee for a second resident in the same room, a one-time community fee, and a daily fee for those only staying for respite care. The buildings are for people age 55 and up and are designed for easy living and access, with services that try to help people stay active and part of a community, whether that's in independent living, assisted living, memory care, or even skilled nursing if that's ever needed down the road. Grandhaven tries to offer a range of choices and care on one campus, and while the StoryPoint Group runs it and has won awards, the focus here stays on simple comforts, safety, and familiar routines that help people feel at home.
