Blossom Hill #1 sits out in South Lyon, MI, and it's an Adult Small Group Home that can have up to six seniors living together in a peaceful, quiet setting. The home covers several acres, with woods, a pond filled with fish and turtles, and visits from deer and birds, which gives folks plenty to look at, and you might see rabbits, ducks, or even geese wandering by. The place is set up for both men and women, and the inside got remodeled in 2015 with hardwood floors and granite countertops, making it feel more like a comfortable home than a big facility. People can choose from private or semi-private rooms, and every room's got wheelchair accessibility, showers, and tubs for easy use.
Staff are around 24 hours a day, with a nurse and doctor on call whenever needed, and they can help with things like checking blood sugar, helping people who can't get around well, and giving insulin, but the resident has to be able to manage some of their own care, like incontinence and diabetes. Memory care is a big part here, with a secured section specially built for folks who are living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and there are bracelets for safety that ring an alarm if someone leaves the area, just to make sure everyone stays safe and sound. Devotional services, onsite beauty and barber help, and therapy services, like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, are available if needed. They also bring in a podiatrist and dentist, helping with different kinds of healthcare, and there's hospice care or respite stays as an option for families needing a break or short-term care.
Residents get meals every day and can spend time in indoor or outdoor areas, and there are both onsite and offsite activities to keep life interesting and give people a chance to do things together. You might see a resident's dog or cat because they do allow pets in the home, which can make life a little friendlier for animal lovers. Smoking's not allowed inside. Blossom Hill #1 doesn't usually take Medicare, unless it's certified, but does tend to cost less than a full nursing home, which can matter to families looking at options. The place is licensed by the state and gets checked by agencies like the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services to make sure it meets safety and care standards, and it runs under license AS630398556 through 56565 Senior Care Solutions LLC. It's a small, personal community built for people who want another choice besides a big institution, focusing on comfort, safety, and support as people age or face health challenges like Alzheimer's. There are details to explore about the floor plans and payment options to help families figure out if it fits their needs.
