Fountain View of Coopersville sits in a quiet spot at 640 W. Randall St. and you can see wildlife coming to the pond right from the window, which folks here find peaceful. The grassy fenced backyard has a big gazebo and a fishing dock over the water, so residents who like to sit outdoors or watch birds have a nice place for it, and the rooms have features like walk-in tubs to help keep everyone safe while bathing and moving around. You'll always find staff ready to help with things like moving from bed to wheelchair, helping with medications, or checking on diabetes and insulin. There's someone here day and night in case of emergencies, and the staff have a good reputation for being friendly and caring, especially for folks who need extra help, whether that's memory care or daily tasks.
The place's run under the faith-based Baruch Senior Ministries, which means they focus on providing dignity and respect while taking care of aging adults. They're a nonprofit and care a lot about community. The staff serve nutritious meals and there are planned activities every week so people can stay active, join outings, or spend time with each other in common areas. There are indoor spaces for chatting, devotional activities for spiritual needs, and outdoor views for relaxation. If you need computers, internet, or cell phone services set up, or even help with hearing aids or security features like medication dispensers and ID theft protection, you can get that here. Residents can find different levels of care and housing, like assisted living, memory care, independent units, or companion care, and they offer programs that give people independence when they can, but extra support when it's needed. Meals get prepared and served, which saves residents time and money, and there's help with getting to doctor appointments, too. All care is person-centered and flexible so everyone's needs are looked at closely, and the goal really seems to be comfort, companionship, and making sure no one feels left out or alone.
