We Care sits at 3973 West Grand River in Owosso, MI, and has space for 6 people in an Adult Small Group Home, which means residents get to know each other and the staff over time, and the place stays calm and quiet most days, and this suits folks who want a more relaxed pace with a little more one-on-one attention from staff. The facility handles assisted living needs for older adults, people with dementia and Alzheimer's, as well as folks with physical disabilities, mental illness, or developmental challenges, so you'll find a wide range of care here, whether that means help with bathing, getting dressed in the morning, handling medication, or managing diabetes, and when someone has memory-related concerns, there's specialized memory care and Alzheimer's services too, including environments meant to prevent wandering and lower confusion.
The grounds stay secure and small pets can come along, so some comfort from home still comes with you, and for those who have some trouble moving around, residents find plenty of grab bars and safe apartment layouts, whether they've got a private or shared room, and every bathroom's ADA accessible, which helps with personal care and keeping things as easy as possible. The staff can help with most daily needs, from taking a bath to getting ready for bed, and they always do health checks on a schedule, so stuff doesn't slip through the cracks, and if someone needs incontinence care or has other specific health requirements, those services are available too.
There's fresh meals prepared by a chef, snacks during the day, and laundry facilities on site, along with parking for those who still drive, and if a move's tricky the staff can pitch in. Folks enjoy an exercise section, a theater room for movies, computer and technology classes, and even optional massage therapy, so there's things to do that make daily living feel a little better. Home maintenance is included, and storage space comes with rooms, so there's less to worry about. We Care Management runs the place, and it's fully licensed with the state, with an active status from December 2024 through December 2026, so it meets official requirements.
The community also has independent living for active seniors who want less hassle, home care services for companionship or help with chores at a person's own house, and a residential care program for those who need live-in caregivers for everyday needs like bathing or getting dressed. There's a clinic run by physicians right at the facility, and a casual dining option called Nathan's Place for day care guests, while Colonial Park, another site, offers private rooms in a nurturing home for those looking for a quieter spot with warm staff around. The people running We Care keep a focus on real care, comfort, and treating residents as family, and there's resources on their website for anyone in the community looking after a loved one, so folks can learn or get some guidance as they need it.
