Tecumseh Place

Tecumseh Place sits on 10.77 acres in Tecumseh, MI, and serves seniors over 55 in a licensed Adult Large Group Home with space for up to 20 residents, so folks get both a sense of space and community, which can feel a lot like a big family home but on a larger scale, and the whole place is laid out to be easy for everyone to get around, including people who use wheelchairs or need help walking, with features like walking paths and a garden for fresh air and quiet. This community runs under Baruch Senior Ministries as a nonprofit, offering care with a faith-based model, and it's designed to fit different levels of help, including assisted living, board and care, memory care for folks with cognitive issues, and continuing care for changing health needs, all supported by staff trained in things like personal care, medication management, and safety supervision 24 hours a day. The facility provides three meals each day, snacks, and offers special diets for those who need them, and that kitchen team does both meal prep and all-day dining, so people aren't stuck on a strict schedule, and laundry and housekeeping, including help with dry cleaning, are part of daily life to keep things comfortable. Social and spiritual life is active-with activities like organized field trips, games, movies, religious services, and programs that carry through the Tecumseh Center for the Arts, plus barber/salon services and wellness offerings to keep everyone feeling good, whether you're into exercise, crafts, or simply gathering with neighbors. The staff will help with bathing, dressing, getting around, and offers special care for people managing urinary incontinence, memory changes, or end-of-life needs, and there's a 24-hour call system for emergencies or help at any hour. Families can feel a bit more secure knowing specialized memory care, respite care, and a supervised, secured environment are in place if needs change over time, and the team coordinates with local home health, hospice, and therapy agencies when a resident requires extra support. Residents can choose private or community rooms, with move-in help available so no one's left figuring things out alone, and special income-based programs, acceptance of VA benefits, some insurance plans, and ongoing care arrangements mean that many different financial situations can be managed without moving around. The whole idea is to create a loving, person-centered environment, where each resident's needs and preferences guide how support is given, and there's always something to do or someone to lend a hand. The grounds include emergency alert systems and good connections to local fire, police, and public works for safety, and across everything, Tecumseh Place aims for high-quality care rather than fancy extras, providing comfort, social connection, and security for seniors who need a supportive place to call home.