Genesee Manor I is a licensed Adult Small Group Home in Livonia, Michigan, set up to care for up to six residents who need daily support in a home-like setting, and people find it keeps things simple for people needing either long-term care or just some short-term respite, whether that's help for older folks, adults with traumatic brain injuries, someone with developmental disabilities, physical handicaps, mental illness, or Alzheimer's. The place works under state rules for Adult Foster Care, with oversight by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, and you'll find it part of a group that runs both smaller homes-like Fitzgerald, Jacquelyn Street, and Grimaldi Home-and bigger places such as Aspen Assisted Living and Livonia Opportunity House. Genesee Manor I offers different levels of care and supervision around the clock, including help with things like bathing, dressing, getting from place to place, and managing medicine, and the staff takes care of meals, laundry, and housekeeping, with special menus for people needing diabetes or allergy-sensitive diets.
Residents get fully furnished rooms, cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and there's a garden and walking paths outside, plus transportation to doctor appointments when needed. The dining room is big and lets everyone gather for meals, while community events, movie nights, and scheduled daily activities give folks a way to see each other and stay engaged, and there's always an emergency alert system in place. The home lets residents bring their own belongings to help them feel settled, and it works to keep everyone's routine as close to normal as possible. Genesee Manor I helps keep families' minds at ease by keeping things safer and more affordable than a full nursing home, and it connects with advocacy like the Long-Term Care Ombudsman to make sure people have a voice. The care workers here focus on dignity, independence, and day-to-day living for everyone, no matter what level of help needed, and the facility handles all kinds of paperwork and medical care coordination too, making it steady and easy to understand for families looking for support.
