Grovecrest Supportive Care sits in Pontiac, MI, as a residential care home for seniors wanting a safe and comfortable place to live, so folks can find a spot here that does in-home care, independent living, assisted living, and memory care, and there's a range of rooms like semi-private, studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, air conditioning, and phone service, so people can pick what suits them best. Prices aren't published except for semi-private rooms at $900 a month and one-bedrooms at $1,500, with other fees depending on the level of care, whether that's low, medium, or high, and they accept private pay, social security, veterans' benefits, and commercial insurance. Grovecrest covers a middle ground for seniors needing more help than complete independence allows but don't need 24-hour skilled nursing, so care ranges from help with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, and moving, to memory care for those with cognitive troubles, plus support with medications and incontinence.
Seniors here have access to on-site staff awake round the clock, nurses on-call, visiting therapists, a doctor on call, and all sorts of health-related services like diabetic care and standby help for folks moving from beds to wheelchairs, and you've got to be at least 60 to live here. The staff aims for compassion, noticing little things and supporting residents in daily life, and each resident has a personalized care plan to meet unique needs. Life here is social, with daily activities like bingo, movie nights, Bible study, arts and crafts, music therapy from local churches, group outings to brunch, volunteer-led church visits, and even pet therapy, with outings to parks and events using the community's transportation or easy access to the busline.
There's a focus on healthy living, so meals use organic ingredients, served restaurant-style in a cozy dining room, with special diets for things like diabetes or allergies, plus daily coffee hours and treats for residents to gather. Residents can spend time in common indoor spaces like activity rooms, a library, a movie theater, and wellness rooms, or step outdoors on walking paths, work in the garden, or visit the on-site salon. Housekeeping, laundry, move-in support, and concierge help keep things tidy and organized, and transportation helps folks get to the doctor or errands. Residents enjoy the quiet setting near local cafes, hospitals, pharmacies, places of worship, and parks, with the whole community designed to support accessibility, including wide elevators and doorways. Grovecrest encourages folks to live as independently as they can while having support close by, so people can feel at home in a place set up for safety, comfort, and a good balance of care and freedom.
