Engman's Haven House AFC, LLC sits at 241 E. Breen Ave in Kingsford, Michigan, and has provided adult foster care since 2016. The facility has a community-oriented approach, helping adults who need support with daily living, including those with special needs, mobility issues, Alzheimer's, or dementia. There's a memory care unit for those with memory impairments. Residents get help with bathing, dressing, medication, and meals every day, along with 24-hour supervision to keep everyone safe and secure. The trained staff is always present to lend a hand, and the environment aims to feel homelike with semi-private one-bedroom units.
The house keeps a steady routine, with services available from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily, and supervision at all times. People living here get laundry, housekeeping, walking paths, and a garden, along with furnished rooms and emergency alert systems for safety. There's a dining room where meals are served, community-sponsored activities-including movie nights and scheduled daily events-and help with transportation for appointments and outings. Residents also receive medication management and coordination with healthcare providers. The house gets regular inspections from the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, and it's managed by Ms. April Engman, who used to be the administrator.
Engman's Haven House AFC, LLC has had past controversies involving management and legal issues with former staff, as well as state inspections resulting in citations. The facility follows rules for fire safety and medication management, wanting to give safe, caring support for those who need steady help. The setting includes a secure area for residents and aims to offer comfort and dignity, providing an option for assisted living and board and care within the wider range of senior care services in the community.
