Pine Point AFC

Pine Point AFC sits in Riverdale, MI, as a licensed Adult Medium Group Home with room for up to 12 residents, so this place stays small enough for staff to give personal care to each person, and seniors get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and taking their medicine, and there's 24-hour supervision, so families don't have to worry because someone's always looking after their loved ones, and memory care is a big part of what they do there, with support for people who have dementia or mild cognitive issues, using WanderGuard technology and secure spaces, so residents can stay safe, and staff members can help with diabetes care, high acuity needs, incontinence, and help folks transfer and use wheelchairs when they need to. People live in studios or one- and two-bedroom apartments that come with private bathrooms and wheelchair accessible showers, and all rooms are meant for comfort, and there's a beautician on-site for grooming, and meals are always provided with an option for vegetarian diets and other special needs, and staff keeps the place tidy by handling housekeeping and laundry for everyone, with emergency alert systems in all living spaces for peace of mind. The community organizes movie nights, off-site trips, and activities both indoors and outdoors, and those who like fresh air can enjoy walking paths or the garden, while there are community spaces inside for events and social visits. Seniors can get rides to appointments or errands, though transportation may cost extra, and the community even lets folks smoke, as long as they do it outside. There are speech and occupational therapists who help residents keep up essential skills, and nurses and doctors can visit, and caregivers have the training to help with catheters, feeding tubes, and managing medicines. Pine Point AFC also does respite care for short-term stays and provides hospice services. Staff members speak English, and the community makes an effort to help people with disabilities or advanced diseases keep their independence. Housekeeping, meal preparation, and move-in support are all part of the regular routine, with care that's set up with each person's own medical team to match their needs, and anyone interested can take a tour to meet the staff and maybe talk to residents. Meals are served in a main dining room, with scheduled meal times and the choice of all-day dining for flexibility, and those with allergies or special diets can get what they need, too. The facility's built to make sure residents facing memory loss or physical limits can feel safe, comfortable, and supported, so seniors have the services they need every day, with a focus on staying as independent as possible.