Roehl House in Marysville, Michigan, sits quietly as an Adult Small Group Home with a license for up to six residents and holds special certification to care for both developmentally disabled and mentally ill adults, and you'll find it supports the people of Marysville as well as nearby towns like Howell, Brighton, Ypsilanti, and Ann Arbor, serving adults who need a home-like setting with some daily help. Residents can choose between shared rooms and private suites, with features like air conditioning, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and all rooms come fully furnished, plus there's cable TV, internet, and telephone access. Staff provide 24-hour assistance, including help with medication, bathing, dressing, transfers, and support for activities of daily living, and they watch over medication management for each person. The group home model suits people who want a place that feels like home, with both supervision and freedom-maintenance-free living means residents won't have to bother with repairs or upkeep.
Meals, housekeeping, laundry service, and daily activities like movie nights, outings, and community gatherings fill each week, and the staff also handle special dietary needs for allergies or diabetes. Roehl House encourages an active lifestyle with a garden and walking paths right on the grounds, and the emergency alert system keeps everyone a little safer. Transportation and parking are available for appointments or shopping trips, and there's a dining room, chapel, community room, and access to social workers, occupational and physical therapists, nurses, and spiritual support. Roehl House provides care for adults with physical handicaps too, and there's a dedicated team covering everything from home care and hospice to occasional respite support. With help available for move-in, plus supportive features like emergency pull cords, secure entrances, elevator, and coin-operated laundry, everything's designed to give peace of mind for residents and their families.
As part of a larger network run by Innovative Housing Dev Corp, Roehl House includes group homes like Abbottsford Home, Progression House, Ponderosa House, Scott House, Oak Street House, Stone Creek House, Mayfield Home, Liberty Home, Ravenswood Home, Lincoln House, Hopps Home, and Hancock Home. There's also senior housing such as Woodworth Square Apartments for those on their own but wanting some support, along with the Community Living program for independent living. Each service is tailored to individual needs, with care given in a compassionate, least intrusive way, and staff speak English to help everyone feel more comfortable. Roehl House keeps its facility status active under license AS740291904, valid until April 30, 2026, so families know everything's up to date and above board.
