Lakeshore Drive Ais

Lakeshore Drive Ais sits as a licensed adult medium group home with capacity for eight residents, mainly serving adults who have developmental disabilities and those who can't live alone, so you've got a place here focused on the right support for people needing daily help; it's managed by the Gogebic CMH Services Board, with its Michigan license AM270065196 active until June 12, 2026, and everyone living here gets access to assisted living care, personalized service plans, and a full range of supportive services that stretch from Alzheimer's and memory care to mental health and substance abuse programs, and because this place stays open 24/7, caregivers can help with just about anything-bathing, dressing, mealtime, getting around, and even medication, all day and night. There's emergency response systems in every room, pharmacy support, and a culinary chef preparing three meals a day that can meet special dietary needs or allergies, plus snacks or meals for diabetes, and if someone likes being out and about, they've got transportation for groceries, appointments, or scheduled group events, and daily life goes a little easier since the staff handles vacuuming, dusting, laundry, and other chores, so residents don't need to stress over cleaning or home maintenance. Folks choosing to live here pick from private suites, shared apartments, or cozy studio units, all fully furnished with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, air conditioning, telephone, internet, and cable; the community is pet-friendly and offers move-in coordination to help everyone settle in. Activities revolve around the games room, a communal kitchen, a library area, walking paths, movie nights in the theatre, an arts and crafts studio, a chapel for spiritual services, and community gardens that brighten up the property, and because the place welcomes people from all walks of life-veterans, seniors, and those with developmental disabilities-there are many outside partnerships too, like connections to the UP Health System Dialysis Center, veteran support through the Veterans Health Administration, hospice from Horizon Home Care, vision help from Michigan Vision, and even educational programs with local libraries and preschools. Health and safety stay a top concern here, so there are emergency alert systems, accessibility features, plus help with transfers and non-ambulatory care, and the team works with partners for diabetes outreach, transportation, meals on wheels, physical rehab, and counseling, including substance abuse and mental wellness services. Social events and group activities pop up frequently alongside all-day dining, scheduled meals, and outings, and the routine includes custom needs assessments for each resident so no one's left behind; this community doesn't take Medicare unless certified but connects residents with the care, food, and transportation support that fits them best, providing peace of mind for family members who want somewhere with reliable, around-the-clock care, memory support, and help with everyday worries.