American House Wyoming - CLOSED

American House Wyoming - CLOSED offered a range of living options for older adults, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care in one place, so people could get more help as they needed it. Residents could live in well-kept studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, and families could visit in the many common areas or outdoor spaces with gardens and walking paths, while the atmosphere felt a bit like a country club, with attractive indoor and outdoor spots, a quiet library, cozy lounges, and fireplaces. For meals, residents could eat in restaurant-style dining rooms or bistros, and they could take part in activities like art classes, music, movies, fitness, daily trips out, and spiritual programs, while staff handled housekeeping, laundry, and transportation, and people could get help with things like bathing, dressing, medications, or therapy. Memory care was available for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, with separate secure spaces to help prevent wandering, lots of light, and activities that kept minds engaged, and people could get respite care after surgery or illness to help recover strength. The facility sat on the Metro Health Village campus close to health specialists and Metro Health Hospital, giving residents quick access to more healthcare if they needed it, and the community offered resources for planning and paying for care, like help using insurance, veterans' benefits, or home sale proceeds, and tools for family caregivers. The place had a strong focus on helping residents live with comfort and privacy, offering emergency alert systems in rooms and different floor plans, including some barrier-free units, and pets were welcome. Staff were trained to assist with medication, health needs, and daily life, including dementia care under special waivers, providing care day and night, and connecting with doctors and other providers as needed. Residents enjoyed beauty salon visits, computer rooms, a fitness center, chapel services, and could join wellness and engagement programs liked "American House Wellness" or "American House Engage." People living there could choose a maintenance-free lifestyle, with the chance to focus on the things they enjoyed while getting needed support, and the community supported both men and women in a secure and comfortable environment, with 166 licensed beds. The facility was licensed as a Home For The Aged in Wyoming, MI, and registered with agencies such as the Department of Aging and Veteran's Services, welcoming long-term and respite stays, and offering care types that fit many situations, always aiming to be a welcoming, safe place for seniors and their families.