Serene Gardens of Imlay City sits in a peaceful, rural part of southeastern Michigan, where you've got farms, trees, and quiet neighborhoods. This licensed adult large group home supports up to 20 residents and works under the license number AL440411394, with active status and a renewal set for August 31, 2026. The place is owned and operated by 1839 S. Almont Ave. LLC and is part of a network of communities. It's got a small-town feeling, and the building shows nice views that give a home-like atmosphere. You'll find rooms in different sizes and layouts, which means there's a floor plan to fit most needs, and each suite includes amenities to help folks stay comfortable.
Serene Gardens of Imlay City gives care to older adults, including those with Alzheimer's or other memory problems. Assisted living services help folks who need a hand with daily things, like getting dressed or taking medicine, which is something many older folks start needing over time. The staff are trained to handle different care levels, from residents who want to live as independently as possible, to those needing more help. There are specialized memory care programs, so seniors with dementia get safe housing, support, and therapies just for them.
Daily life comes with activities, group events, and life enrichment programs. Staff aim to help every resident feel included and cared for, so everyone can have something to do each day. Amenities include things like handicap accessibility and fast internet, and the building tries to make sure folks are comfortable, whether that's relaxing inside or enjoying the view outside. Care packages at Serene Gardens of Imlay City cover everything residents need, which means people don't have to worry about choosing lots of services one by one. While the community says it provides many unique features and amenities, there's not a public list of all these details, but families often notice the clean, quiet setting and the highly qualified staff. People here can find independent living, assisted living, and memory care, all in the same community, and folks can expect support that fits whatever level of care they need at the time.
