Starwalk sits at 715 Terrace Street in Muskegon, Michigan, and is licensed to MOKA Non-Profit Services Corp as a small adult group home with room for four residents. Starwalk welcomes people with developmental disabilities, mental illness, or physical handicaps, using special certifications for these groups, and keeps an active, regular facility license from December 2024 to December 2026 under license number AS700317384. The home, built in 1995, is barrier-free with accessible features like wide hallways, grab bars, no-step showers, lever handles, and main floor bedrooms and baths for easy mobility, and it covers about 3,338 square feet with rooms such as a kitchen, dining, family room, laundry, den, primary suite, and more.
This facility gives residents 24-hour supervision and assistance with things like bathing, dressing, medication, meals, moving around, laundry, and housekeeping, and helps coordinate with healthcare providers. Starwalk serves as a long-term care setting, aims for a supportive space, and works to offer social engagement with activities, movie nights, a dining room with scheduled meal times, snacks for special diets, and events, all under regular review by state and local agencies.
Outdoors, residents can go for walks on private paths, tend the garden, or join seasonal blueberry picking on the attached, family-run farm, and inside there's a large family room with a fieldstone fireplace and a Napoleon double burner wood and gas stove that keeps things warm with minimal ash. The barn out back is insulated with skylights for light and comfort, and it's flexible for art, hobbies, or play space. There's also a three-season room that looks out on the yard, good for relaxing, and the garage fits three cars, which is useful for visitors and staff parking.
Starwalk handles a blend of assisted living and special needs care, completing medical assessments and listening to family input to set up a plan for each resident. The facility also links to MI Recovery resources, giving help for those who need recovery from substance use disorder, and allows community resource providers to connect with their system. The home's Community Score is 3.8, which takes into account reviews and ratings, and it gets regular checks from groups like the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services. Starwalk has some business activities in agriculture, including equipment sales, repair, and support for farming operations, and can help with field fixes, design challenges, and structure analysis for welded items. The kitchen stands out because of its white oak cabinets and pull-out shelves, and there's a roomy pantry and basic appliances like a dishwasher, oven, fridge, and laundry included. The facility does not guarantee Medicare payments and isn't necessarily certified by federal groups, so it's best for families to ask about coverage.
Starwalk offers both a homelike setting and some unique experiences, like blueberry picking and flexible amenity spaces, while mainly focusing on care, comfort, and community for its residents needing consistent support.
