Liberty sits at 1110 Lincoln in Port Huron, Michigan, and acts as an assisted living community for seniors, helping folks who want a place where help's always close by, and the atmosphere feels safe, supportive, and comfortable, with staff on site day and night offering supervision and assistance with daily things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, getting meals, staying clean, and moving from place to place, so people get personal care in a setting that feels a bit like home. The place is small with space for up to six residents, so everyone gets a bit more attention, and staff know faces and names, making it a close-knit group where everyone looks out for each other, which some older adults find comforting, especially if big crowds aren't their thing. Liberty offers recreation activities, movie nights, community walks, and group meals, and they provide transportation for appointments or errands, which eases some of the worry about getting out and about, since not everyone likes or can drive as they used to.
They support people dealing with Alzheimer's, dementia, or those who need extra reminders and memory support, and Liberty Home offers secure areas and memory-boosting activities to give families some peace of mind knowing their loved ones are safe. They help folks recovering after surgery or illness by providing skilled nursing care, wound care, and rehabilitation, with nurses nearby for medical needs and therapists for things like physical or occupational therapy, so residents can heal while staying in familiar surroundings. Liberty coordinates care with local healthcare providers and makes sure residents get exams, checkups, and other health services without a lot of hassle. The staff prepare allergy-sensitive meals and will make sure anyone who has special dietary needs gets them met, with meal service all day if needed and housekeeping and laundry handled so routine chores don't pile up.
The rooms at Liberty can be private suites or shared, come fully furnished, and have private bathrooms and kitchenettes, with features like emergency alert systems and wheelchair access to help everyone feel secure. People can relax in the dining area, sit outside in the garden, take a walk on the paths, use the community room, or stay in their rooms which have air conditioning, cable TV, phone, and internet service. Residents don't have to worry about utilities since water and heat are included, and they can use carport parking and elevators. Liberty is a small group home run by Innovative Housing Dev Corp, licensed for individuals who are aged, mentally ill, physically handicapped, or developmentally disabled, with a regular, active license for up to six people. They also have homes in Port Huron and Marysville, with other properties such as Beulahs Place Adult Family Home and Abbottford Adult Medium Group Home, so there are some options for people with different care needs.
Liberty belongs to CARF International, an independent, nonprofit accreditor, and follows a three-year accreditation cycle, with review reports and standards to ensure service quality. The organization provides a wide range of programs, including Aging Services, Behavioral Health, Child & Youth Services, Medical Rehabilitation, Employment Support, and Community Housing (ECS), and helps both residents and people with mental or developmental disabilities live as independently as possible. The facility has supported living options, offers respite or hospice care under certain conditions, and uses tools like Customer Connect and Payer Portal to keep track of care and resources. With a focus on routine, consistency, and clear communication, Liberty works to make daily life easier and safer for older adults, with the right amount of help, whether they're aging in place, dealing with memory problems, or just want a community where they don't have to worry so much about daily chores or being alone.
