Seminole Shores Living Center is on Seminole Road in Roosevelt Park, Norton Shores, MI, and serves seniors aged 55 and older with independent living, assisted living, nursing and rehab, adult day care, memory care, and home health care. Folks looking for a place with both privacy and company can find studio and one-bedroom apartments with big bay windows, private bathrooms with walk-in showers and handrails, kitchenettes with appliances, and cozy areas like living rooms and bedrooms decorated with homey touches, and they've got barrier-free, accessible layouts with a real sense of comfort, so you don't have to worry about spaces being hard to get around in. There's heating and air you can adjust, emergency call systems, safety features like smoke detectors and sprinklers, carpet throughout, satellite TV, and some storage spots for personal things.
Residents eat three scheduled meals a day in the dining room, or sometimes in their own apartments if needed, with fresh fruit, homemade cookies, coffee, tea, and ice cream snacks always around. The housekeeping, laundry, and linen services mean chores are taken care of, and guests can join for a meal too. The full-time activity director sets up lots of things-puzzles, games, movies on a big TV, exercise with walking groups and Wii games, health seminars, parties, and group outings. There's a full calendar of activities, with devotional services, health programs led by staff nurses, blood pressure checks, medication reviews, podiatrist visits, group aerobics, and even memory care programs for dementia and Alzheimer's support. The staff are all trained, and they check in on everyone's health, help with things like bathing, dressing, managing medicines, and more complex needs like incontinence or mobility, so people get help when and how they need it.
There's an enclosed courtyard for safe wandering, a beauty salon and barbershop to help you feel your best, patios and gazebos for sitting in the fresh air, lounges, library, garden, and a fitness room, with cozy common spaces for spending time with friends and visitors. Seminole Shores is pet-friendly, allowing small cats and dogs with some breed rules, so folks don't have to leave their pets behind. The apartments include utilities, except for phone service, and there's security at all hours. The building's got plenty of parking, a covered entrance, and a system of committees and volunteers that keep things active and connected to the local Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber. Folks can enjoy catered parties, support, and short-term respite stays, and the place is close to healthcare providers, stores, parks, and restaurants.
Seminole Shores Living Center is licensed with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services as a Home for the Aged and is set up to let seniors keep as much independence and dignity as possible, while staying safe and comfortable, supported by a dependable team who know how to handle different medical and daily care needs, from memory loss to chronic health problems. The grounds are landscaped so you can walk and relax outside, there's a strong community feeling inside, and even though sometimes things aren't perfect-the facility's rated about 3.0 based on four reviews-many families appreciate the staff and the variety of services for elderly residents.
