Golden Life Adult Foster Care mainly focuses on providing adult foster care, which means it looks after seniors who need some support each day but don't need hospital care, and what makes this place stand out is how it's got several different parts, like Golden Life AFC 1, which is the memory care unit, and some special names for other spots like Golden Life Assisted Living and Memory Care, Hathaway Hills Assisted Living & Memory Care, and Advocate Assisted Living, which all give options for different levels of help, depending on what people need. The place sits in Greenville and North Kent County, Michigan, with small adult foster care homes in regular neighborhoods, and it's got a licensed capacity for seven to twelve residents, licensed under state license AM590381301, which gives each place a kind of close-knit, home-like feel, and most rooms are private, though there's one shared option.
They've got a 5 out of 10 rating, so they do alright, and the care covers everything from independent living with activities and amenities for folks who don't need much help, to assisted living with daily support and meals, to more advanced memory care for those with dementia, all with services that match each resident's needs. Everything gets regulated by state authorities, it's all legally licensed and checked up on, and they've got 24/7 supervision to make sure things stay safe. Staff includes friendly caregivers and visiting health professionals like nurses and therapists, who pitch in with health, personal care, and even psychological support, which can help folks feel comfortable and secure.
Residents get help with daily activities, medication, and meals, and there's an emphasis on making those meals both healthy and suited for different diets-so gluten-free, vegetarian, or vegan folks aren't left out. There's a real commitment to comfort and dignity, with laundry and housekeeping taken care of, and regular assessment reports every six months to keep up with any changes in people's needs, and you get all sorts of daily activities, like arts and crafts, games, and going out to eat, or shopping, with transport available. There's also a focus on spiritual well-being, so people can join mentoring or faith-based activities if they want, plus flexible visitation lets families come and go, making it easier for residents to stay connected to loved ones.
They support folks with illnesses, handicaps, disabilities, or complex care needs, and if someone needs memory care-whether it's for Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia-they have secure parts of the community set up with programs and memory-enhancing activities all day, and supervision around the clock. Golden Life Adult Foster Care puts a lot of energy into making life feel vibrant and homely for everyone, offering options to suit people as their needs change, with care that's personal, respectful, and open to family involvement, and if you want to take a look for yourself, you can schedule a tour just to see how it all works in person.
