Whitehorn Home

Whitehorn Home is a small residential care place in Michigan that serves up to six people, with six licensed beds as part of an Adult Small Group Home. It's organized as an assisted living facility and has a license number AS820068905. The home welcomes adults with different needs, including seniors, those with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, and people with developmental disabilities, mental illness, or physical handicaps. Residents can pick from several living options, like private one-bedroom suites, studio, or shared apartments, all of which come fully furnished and have private ADA-compliant bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, telephone, cable TV, and internet included with all utilities paid. There's attention to safety in the apartment designs and features like locked, secured premises 24/7 and awake staff around the clock, and a licensed RN on staff for ongoing health monitoring, medication help, transfers, and daily activity support. The home offers help with special needs like incontinence, diabetes, and spoon-feeding, along with services within the building, and private laundry services, plus laundry and housekeeping included. For meals, residents get chef-prepared fresh food, snacks, and meals that can suit special diets, all served in a community dining hall or in the communal kitchen, and the team supports both social events and educational activities. There's a big focus on activities with classes for arts and crafts, a dedicated studio, game room, and a theatre room, plus balconies and walking paths for fresh air. For health and care, Whitehorn Home provides regular assessments, individual and unique service and care plans, physical and occupational therapy on-site, and access to massage therapy and rehabilitative services. Computer and internet access are available, as is case management and concierge service. Residents have the option to join on-site and offsite devotional programs, and the place has common areas for getting together. The home is affiliated with JOAK American Homes, Inc. and has an association with CARF International for independent accreditation and program standards, covering things like Aging Services, Behavioral Health, and Medical Rehabilitation under a three-year review cycle. The facility doesn't accept Medicare unless it's certified separately. Long-term care is provided in this non-hospital setting, aiming to keep a safe and loving environment for different needs.