Unity Group III sits at 1831 Case Drive in Union City, Michigan, and has six assisted living units, all built for seniors who can move around but need help with things like bathing, dressing, and taking their medicine, and sometimes they just need a hand getting around the place or feeding by spoon, and that's normal here. The community's small size means each resident gets more personal attention, and the staff focus on comfort and well-being, especially for folks who need careful medical supervision, with 24/7 staffing and an on-call nurse, so someone's always nearby and can handle things if needed, whether that means routine health checks or a sudden need for help. There are one-bedroom apartments and shared units, each with safety features, ADA-compliant bathrooms, and emergency response systems in place, because safety comes first along with comfort, and people can choose what fits them best, either something more private or a shared unit if that's what they're used to.
Unity Group III covers both assisted living and memory care, and has specialized caregivers for Alzheimer's and dementia, plus programs for fall prevention because many older folks worry about losing their balance, especially in new surroundings, and custom care plans get made for each person so nobody gets lost in the shuffle or forgotten about like in some bigger places. There's regular help with daily life, which means things like getting dressed, taking showers, managing incontinence problems, and some residents get help with toileting, all of which is handled kindly and quietly. There's also housekeeping, laundry services, and even dry cleaning, so people don't have to keep up with chores if they're not feeling up to it, and meals are made with dietary needs in mind, covering allergies, diabetes, and special pureed options, with three meals a day in a shared dining room where most folks end up eating and chatting with their neighbors.
The place has outdoor walking paths and gardens, so people can get fresh air in a safe space, and there's a wellness center and an exercise section for those who want to stay active, though it's nothing fancy, just what people need to keep moving. There's a movie theatre room and scheduled movie nights, plus social events and arts and crafts, for those who like to keep busy or just sit and watch with others. The grounds are secure and well-kept, and parking's available for those who still drive, with transportation arrangements for those that don't, making it easier to see a doctor or visit a shop. On top of all that, there are technology classes, bistro meals, a community kitchen, and people can ask for concierge or pharmacy services, so it's set up to be livable if not luxury-focused, and the monthly cost stays lower than most other places nearby, which matters a lot for many families. Unity Group III has a license number AS130337802 through the state, and stays up to date with all the standard rules for senior care, trying hard to build a friendly, supportive atmosphere where seniors can live with dignity and the right amount of help.
