Lakeview Meadows II

Lakeview Meadows II sits at 900 W Territorial in Battle Creek, offering several types of senior living like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home services, and there's also supportive housing for people with disabilities, so folks 55 and older or those who need extra help can find a place that fits them right. The place accepts housing vouchers and offers income-based rent, and it's part of federal programs like Low Income Housing Tax Credit, Public Housing, Section 8 Project-Based Rental Assistance, and Supportive Housing for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities, and they say the waitlist is usually short and you'll find accessible units that meet Fair Housing Act, ADA, or HUD standards. The community is pet friendly for cats and dogs within certain size limits, and units come as one- or two-bedroom options with controlled entry, free heat, water, sewer, and trash services, there are lounges for reading, walking paths in the garden, and smoke-free spaces, and for those who want it there are two beauty salons and a library too. People who need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine can get support from staff, and there's emergency pull cords, 24-hour maintenance, and home security features to help keep everyone safe, while folks with memory loss can count on secure memory care with programs made for Alzheimer's or dementia, making it easier to relax and join in activities without feeling confused or at risk for wandering. There's chef-prepared meals, transportation services for errands or appointments, and staff known for being kind and helpful, whether someone needs assisted living, skilled nursing with medical care and rehabilitation, or just a maintenance-free home with social activities. The name Lakeview Meadows II isn't the only one here, as there are other buildings like Lakeview Meadows I or Silver Star Apartments, and people can bring their pets or use transportation and parking, with safety and accessibility built in, so whatever people need-from a bit of assistance to 24-hour skilled care, or simple, independent living with other seniors-there's usually an option, and if someone's uncertain about what fits them best, the community offers consultations with a local expert to talk things over. The community holds a strong service rating, recognized by awards and positive reviews, but each building may have a different star rating, and rent prices start at varying amounts depending on the unit or level of care someone wants. Hours for visits and services run daily, and support comes from trained aides, memory care staff, and friendly residents who enjoy the common spaces and activities.