Wells Street

Wells Street is a licensed assisted living and adult foster care home in Michigan with license number AS740370242, and you'll find just six beds here, so the number of residents stays small, which means people can really get to know each other and staff can pay attention to everyone's needs, whether it's help getting dressed, taking medication, managing incontinence, or even assistance with eating when needed; this place sticks to 24-hour supervision but keeps things like housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning simple and clear for residents and their families. Folks can choose from studios, one-bedroom units, or shared apartments, and every room comes furnished, with emergency alert systems set up for safety, private phones, and options for house rules that help create a supportive feel, while outside there are walking paths and gardens, a greenhouse for those who like to putter amongst the plants, and common spaces like a dining room and community kitchen. Wells Street makes meals every day and serves special menus for people with food allergies, diabetes, or dementia, and there are scheduled reminders for bathroom visits to make sure no one's left out or uncomfortable. They let small pets in, which is nice if someone has a long-time companion, and provide recreation like arts and crafts, movie nights, computer and internet access, and planned daily activities, so there's something to do if you feel like joining in, and there's always transportation available for doctor appointments or group trips. Medical care gets coordinated with healthcare providers, and staff check in with personalized service assessments so care matches what each person needs, while falls management and transfer assistance are available to keep everyone safe. The property itself sits on Wells Street and is sometimes known as Wells St. or F. L. Wells' Plat, with a total interior space of 3,174 square feet, a partially finished basement, and sits on a 0.51-acre lot; it's a six-bedroom, single-family house built in 2014 that's licensed as an Adult Small Group Home. On-site parking is available if friends or family stop by, and the in-room emergency systems help keep everyone safe, while community-sponsored events and home improvement resources are available, not only for current residents but for those thinking about making the move, with home buying classes, financial assessment tools, information on property taxes, and even options for listing property provided through unique services like Redfin Estimate and MLS access. Wells Street supports seniors with daily living, social engagement, and a calm residential setting, and its small size makes it feel steady and personal for each individual who lives there.