Serenity Homes in Marne, MI, managed by Purple Door, LLC, offers assisted living services for seniors aged 55 and older in a cozy, secured setting. The staff provides help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and medication management, so residents can stay as independent as possible, and you've got staff on site 24 hours a day if anything comes up, which is always an important thing for peace of mind. Residents have choices with private and semi-private rooms, all with their own bathrooms and temperature controls, plus the comfort of a gated environment for safety; they've even got bracelets with alarms used for residents who might wander, which is handy for memory care, and assistance is also available for non-ambulatory residents, helping folks get from bed to a wheelchair if needed.
The place encourages a small-knit community feel, with home-cooked, nutritious meals three times a day served in a community dining area, so there's always an opportunity for companionship and that sense of gathering, and in a place like this you find both indoor and outdoor common spaces, including a quiet walking garden for residents and guests. Regular activities-social, educational, and entertaining-are planned to help everyone stay engaged, from movement exercises to devotional services held on-site, and there's always something a little different on the calendar. For folks needing more care, the community brings in nurses, a doctor on call, and various visiting therapists, making sure health needs are not overlooked, and staff are awake all hours of the night if help is ever required, which always matters.
Serenity Homes welcomes pets, offers private pay, accepts veteran's benefits and social security, and has several pricing and care levels, from high to low, even respite and hospice options if needed. Laundry, housekeeping, and transportation get handled for you, and you don't have to worry about meals or snacks, they've included that in the service, and for social folks there are devotional activities both on-site and offsite, so spiritual needs get attention as well. Residents must be able to manage incontinence themselves, and most care offered fits those needing light to moderate help, so very high needs residents might need to ask about eligibility. Smoking is allowed outside, and there's always a staff member around to help. Diabetic care is available, and staff can help with insulin and checking blood sugar. Serenity Homes is licensed by the State of Michigan (license AL700P82076), and follows all required rules, making sure the care provided meets standards.
With a focus on personal attention and Christian concern, staff and residents develop real relationships, and you can see that the design, from the warm rooms with their own climate control to the shared spaces for events, aims to help folks feel at home, safe, and part of a caring community.
