Alex Adult Foster Care Home, also known as Alex AFC Home, sits at 706 Hickory Street in Niles, Michigan, and provides a small, home-like setting for up to 6 adults, including those who are aged, have Alzheimer's, developmental disabilities, mental illness, or physical handicaps, and the place runs with a license number of AF110360803 under Flora Shilu-Dsilva, offering long-term, non-acute care in a house licensed by state agencies but not by Medicare or Medicaid. Residents have 24-hour supervision, regular help with activities like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management, and care staff coordinate with outside healthcare providers to meet medical needs. The place keeps things comfortable and cozy with fully furnished rooms, telephone access, and emergency alert systems, and makes meals in a dining room that handles special dietary restrictions like diabetic and allergy-sensitive foods, plus all-day dining options for folks with different tastes and needs.
The setting stays friendly and inviting, with gardens, walking paths, and outdoor spaces for peaceful times, and the staff handle laundry, dry cleaning, housekeeping, and even move-in coordination, so new folks settle in with less worry. Residents join daily activities and special events-like movie nights and community gatherings-in common rooms or outside when the weather's good, and enjoy transportation services and parking for getting to appointments or local amenities. The place gives adults a quieter, close-knit feeling than bigger facilities and supports every resident with daily life in a way that feels personal, safe, and down-to-earth, always working to provide peace of mind for families and comfort for those who live there, and the home renews its license regularly with reports and state inspections to make sure it stays up to standard.
