Terra Nova

Terra Nova sits in Muskegon County, Michigan, at 1740 Village Drive, and includes assisted living, memory care, and independent living options, all set up to help seniors stay comfortable as they age, and the place stands out because it's made up of several small connected communities like Benston Road Home, Hansen Safe, Baker Haven Home, Lawrence Home, Priority AFC, Little Bear AFC Home, Bracey Home, Fa-Ho-Lo Family, Clark AFC Home, and Spring Street Manor AFC, with living units mostly ranging between 1 and 8 rooms in each home, which gives residents a quieter, more home-like place to live rather than a big bustling facility like some, and people can choose private or semi-private rooms, including one-bedroom and suite options, depending on their preferences and needs. You'll find pet-friendly options, so seniors don't have to give up their companions if they don't want to, and there's a focus on making sure the space is comfortable, from furnished rooms with telephones to help with move-in, and the staff is on hand around the clock for help with daily care like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management, plus there's support for things like laundry, housekeeping, meals with special diets if needed, social activities, movie nights, and transportation for errands or outings, and anyone who deals with memory loss can find safer, supervised memory care areas, especially in White Lake Assisted Living & Memory Care and through programs like Memory Lane, with memory-enhancing activities for those with Alzheimer's or dementia. They'll take on skilled nursing jobs too, things like wound care, rehab, and 24-hour medical support, and there's a licensed nurse available on-site for health checkups and care coordination, so those who need more medical help can get it without moving. Residents can spend time in community spaces like arts and crafts studios, outdoor gardens with walking paths, a café, fitness rooms, communal kitchens, and areas for social events, all set up to help folks stay active if they want, whether living alone or with someone, and the amenities let people enjoy their daily lives while staying safe. Terra Nova operates under various names including Care Suites and has license numbers for state compliance, with a total capacity of 20 seniors in some connected residences, making care more personal, and offers options if someone just needs short-term help, like respite care. Everything's set up to keep people's independence as much as possible, while offering help when daily routines get to be too much, and the aim is always to provide a supportive, warm, and safe community for seniors at any stage-folks can get assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing according to what they need, and the services are designed so people can age in place without having to move again and again.