Angelic Gardens

Angelic Gardens sits on nearly 10 acres of country land in Attica, MI, at 5845 Lum Rd, where residents get to enjoy views of wildlife right from their living rooms, and you might notice chickens wandering about the grounds, providing fresh eggs for breakfast that often end up in homemade baked goods, which kind of adds a certain warmth to the place that feels a bit like an old family home, especially since the owner is a licensed nurse practitioner who not only runs the place but lives there with her family, making for a steady presence. The community is small, with room for up to 6 residents, and offers both private and shared rooms that come furnished, complete with telephones and simple comforts; there are emergency alerts and wheelchair accessible entrances and parking, so it is easier for people who might not move around so well. The staff stays there 24 hours a day, every day, offering help with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, medication, meals, incontinence care, transferring, and friendly conversation, and you'll see care plans tailored to each resident because everyone's needs can be so different-sometimes that means friendly reminders, sometimes total care, and the staff can help with high acuity care and non-ambulatory needs if that's necessary. Angelic Gardens has a secured, supportive environment with special programs just for memory care, so those with Alzheimer's or dementia are kept safe and engaged, and the focus is on cognitive activities as well as daily life stability. Meals are made to fit special diets, including diabetes and food allergies, and the kitchen often follows scheduled times, with a dining room for everyone to eat together if they want. The housekeeping, laundry, and even move-in coordination are handled by staff, so things stay clean and organized, and the household feels as comfortable and cozy as possible. There are regular social activities, like movie nights, wellness and recreation events, and offsite devotional services, plus opportunities for people to gather in comfortable indoor spaces or enjoy the outdoors with walking paths and gardens, which helps folks stay mentally, socially, and physically active. Pets like dogs and cats are welcome, which makes a difference to folks who've always lived with animals, and transportation services are available if needed, though there's a cost for that. The community puts effort into making sure health care needs are coordinated onsite, with skilled staff and services for diabetic and incontinence care, and medication management is included. Residents always have staff nearby, day or night, for any assistance with daily life, and individual attention comes naturally with the setting being so small and close-knit, which many visitors have praised when stopping by.