Harbor House

Harbor House sits at 606 Schock Rd, Harbor Beach, MI, where it works as a licensed hospital and an apartment community at the same time, which means people can find both medical care and a place to live under one roof without having to leave for lots of different services, and the staff there includes physicians, nurses, social workers, dieticians, therapists, activity directors, and certified nursing assistants, so folks get support in many areas, and that includes laboratory and diagnostic imaging, inpatient stays, surgical care, and treatment for heart, stomach, circulation, and endocrine problems, plus there are invasive and noninvasive procedures when needed, while people with lung and heart problems can get blood gas checks, cardiac scoring, all kinds of breaths measured, oxygen therapy, and other testing, and the whole team seems to try pretty hard to keep up a high standard of care and professionalism, even while things sometimes get tricky with management having to deal with bedbug issues in some apartments and by using a master key policy, which means staff might need to come in any time for safety or maintenance, now, there are one, two, and three bedroom apartments, and you'll find some with patios or balconies, generous closet space, washer and dryer hookups, central heating and either central air or wall unit air conditioning, but it's important to know all units are accessible, and you can find a mid-rise building for seniors and townhomes for families, with both affordable and regular rental options depending on income, pets are welcome, and every unit is smoke-free, while there's off-street parking, elevators for easy access, and community spaces like a library, laundry room, clubhouse, game room, sports court, playground, and even a heated outdoor swimming pool, though not every apartment has every amenity, and residents can choose from 586 to 1145 square feet and different floor plan styles, and as for the everyday feel, management gives inside looks at daily routines, food choices, and activities during tours, both in person and online, plus rental costs change depending on which apartment, service, or care type a person picks and what help they need, and the place is known for having its own unique names for care programs and amenities, as well as tailoring services to what residents actually need, so while it's a big place that tries to offer both care and comfort, it isn't without its quirks and challenges.