Village of East Harbor sits at 33875 Kiely Dr, Chesterfield, MI, and offers several care options designed for seniors, including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, rehab, respite care, senior apartments, and care homes, and while nobody lists much about what the place looks like inside or out, folks say there are one- and two-bedroom homes and apartments with private kitchenettes, baths, and storage spaces, plus cottages for those wanting something more like a house. The community is known for having a helpful and friendly staff, folks often mention how joyful and kind everyone is, which helps make it a warm and welcoming place for residents. Seniors have access to on-site doctors, a dedicated nursing staff, and medical supervision for both short-term rehab and longer stays, with wellness checks as part of the routine, and the place provides assistance with things like medication, bathing, grooming, and daily physical therapy.
There's a clubhouse, well-kept walking paths surrounded by landscaped grounds, and activity rooms meant for games and social programs, and if someone likes to read, there's a library and reading area as well as a computer room. Residents eat in a shared dining space, and the meals get praise for being chef-inspired, nutritious, and focused on quality ingredients and taste. Folks can also join fitness classes, spiritual programs, and take part in trips run by the community, which sometimes means the chaplain is involved or there are outings to local stores or doctor appointments, since the facility arranges transportation and services for medical appointments and errands.
Housekeeping, maintenance, and laundry services are part of daily living here, and the facility is pet-friendly, handicap-accessible, and has Wi-Fi or high-speed internet, though there's no clear word on parking or garage setups. Security features work to keep residents safe throughout the campus. For those needing memory support or struggling with Alzheimer's, there are special programs and a separate memory care option with extra attention paid to both activities and daily needs. The non-denominational chapel offers religious or spiritual support for anyone who wants it. Village of East Harbor holds a place in the Best of Senior Living awards, which comes from recognition for care, activities, and the staff's friendliness. The facility follows federal protections for both LGBTQ residents and those receiving certain kinds of income. People interested in joining can talk to local senior living advisors for help finding a fit that matches their needs, as staff provide flexible and personalized services across all levels of care on campus, from those who just want to live independently in an apartment to those looking for long-term support with daily tasks.