Hume Home of Muskegon

Hume Home of Muskegon sits in a historic brick house built in 1912 in a quiet Muskegon neighborhood, and the staff know a lot about the area's heritage. This nonprofit community, run by Baruch Senior Ministries, offers both assisted living and memory care, helping seniors with daily needs like bathing, dressing, grooming, and taking medicine. Folks who live here get help with incontinence and non-ambulatory care, and there's always somebody around since they offer 24-hour care. Three meals are prepared each day by chefs and meal planners, with snacks and special diets available, and people eat together in cozy dining areas. The building has two parlors with fireplaces, two sunny rooms with views, and a big yard with walkways and a gazebo overlooking Muskegon Lake, so residents can enjoy both inside comforts and being outside. The team handles cleaning and laundry, plus they help families coordinate with services like home health, hospice, and physical therapy if residents need extra support. Hume Home offers social, recreational, and offsite activities, and they provide religious services and spiritual care. The faith-based approach shapes the community to be warm, loving, and focused on each person's needs. Residents can take part in community engagement and devotional gatherings and find company among neighbors. Respite and short-term stays are available, and there's a navigation system for families to get help with admissions and care planning. Hume Home has earned a 5.0 review rating from one reviewer. The facility stays open for residents Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5 pm. Every room, corner, and gathering leaves people with a sense of belonging, safety, and peace of mind for families.