Wellspring Lutheran Services Senior Living Campus - Independent Living sits at 2825 Wieneke Rd. in Saginaw, MI and has a long history dating back to 1893, working to support people through a variety of challenges and stages of life, and the campus is part of a non-profit organization that has over 430 employees. Seniors here can choose from independent living, assisted living, memory care, supportive living for disabled persons, and short-term respite care, and there's also at-home care, home health, and hospice services available when people need extra help. Independent Living at this campus means residents can enjoy privacy and freedom, but help is nearby if it's ever needed, and the Serenity Springs Assisted Living and Memory Care facility is on-site for those needing more specialized attention.
Meals get planned and made by chefs, and people can gather to eat or join all sorts of social and devotional activities designed to help build community and banish loneliness, since daily life here includes things like physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual engagement, and staff members make an effort to be friendly, helpful, and kind. The team supports residents through daily tasks like bathing, dressing, medication, and memory care focuses on people with Alzheimer's or other dementia, working to make an environment that feels comforting and safe, aiming to cut down on confusion or wandering. Healthcare services here handle needs like diabetic care, incontinence care, and support for folks who aren't able to walk on their own, plus other help that seniors may need. Amenities on the campus include indoor and common areas for relaxing or socializing, and the community offers daily programming meant to help people feel involved.
The central mission of Wellspring Lutheran Services is to walk beside people and families through tough times, bringing hope, and over the years, this has included a focus on services such as counseling, behavioral health, family preservation, foster care, parenting support, grief support, short-term rehab, supportive housing, and long-term care for those who stay for a while. The independent living program is mainly for seniors wanting to stay active in a community, but still needing support and a sense of belonging, with care tailored to each person's needs, so no one's ever left alone to manage more than they can handle, and the facilities are designed to help seniors keep their independence and dignity as long as possible. The staff and the broader Wellspring Lutheran Services organization have built trust across Michigan by listening and adapting to changing times, and they focus on being there for residents-especially on the hard days.
