Conquest Afc Marlette

Conquest Afc Marlette sat in Marlette, Michigan, right in Sanilac County, and had 12 senior apartments including assisted living, memory care, and regular senior living units with different options like studio apartments, one-bedroom apartments, communal living spaces, and some units had washer, dryer, and kitchenettes, and there were both private and shared rooms with private bathrooms, in-room emergency response systems, basic cable, internet, and telephone service, all included with utilities, and the rooms were furnished and well-kept, and the staff always kept things tidy with housekeeping and laundry services, even offering dry cleaning. The place was small and quiet, licensed for just 12 residents, with a Board and Care Home feel, and they always had staff around 24 hours with on-call registered nurses, regular health checks from a licensed physician every month, and home health services when needed, and it served not only seniors but also adults who were physically handicapped, developmentally disabled, or had mental illness, so there was a mix of people there, each treated with the care they deserved, and they took care of everyday help like bathing, dressing, spoon feeding if someone needed it, help with moving around, assistance with toileting and continence, and managed medication carefully. They even helped those living with dementia, Alzheimer's disease, or Parkinson's disease, making things a little easier day by day, and the memory care was adapted for each person's needs. The community made daily life simple by preparing three meals and snacks daily, with a chef in the kitchen who could handle allergy restrictions or diabetes diets, and there was a big dining room and community kitchen, plus a cafe for snacks in between meals, and birthday parties and other celebrations were important, with special events, arts and crafts classes, and movie nights in their movie theater room, and the activity calendar included regular fitness and exercise programs, scheduled group trips around town, and a library for anyone who still loved to read. Walking paths and landscaped grounds outside gave residents a chance to enjoy the fresh air, and there was a beauty shop, a therapy room, a fitness center, and a game room for those looking for something to do indoors, and the community even made room for small pets if someone wanted to bring theirs along. Secure keypad entry, all-day visiting hours, and emergency alert systems kept residents safe while allowing families to come and go, and every unit had grab bars for safety, wheelchair accessibility, and help with mobility or transfers as needed. The place took care of the little things too, like computer access, basic cable and high-definition TVs, paying the utility bills, and handling all maintenance, so residents didn't have to worry about a thing, and a concierge service could be arranged for those who wanted extra help. Special care went into moving in, making sure things went smoothly, and transportation services-both for errands and medical appointments-were covered. Conquest Afc Marlette made the best of life for its residents with its small, well-structured, calm setting and a caring team, but it officially closed on March 13, 2024, and before closing, it was licensed by the state of Michigan (License # AM760009651) to Karen Conquest, effective from February 16, 2023, through February 15, 2025. The facility once provided a safe place with flexible care options for the aged and adults with special needs, and it supported independence through simple daily living, plenty of thoughtful amenities, and good company.