Kellogg

Kellogg sits as a small, licensed assisted living and memory care home with room for up to six residents, so you'll see it feels more like a close-knit place than some bigger buildings. Staff keep watch and help around the clock, stepping in with things like bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, and grooming, and there's a mobile hairdresser that comes by when folks want a haircut or styling. The rooms offer options, from simple studios to one-bedroom layouts, and you might find a shared apartment for folks who prefer company. For meals, everyone gets three homemade dishes each day, and cooks do their best to adjust menus if someone needs a special diet because of allergies, diabetes, or other health matters. The facility has regular housekeeping, laundry (including dry cleaning), and fresh linens. Residents take part in planned daily activities like crafts, music therapy, exercise, animal therapy, and often enjoy movie nights or outdoor relaxation when the weather's right; they can join community game rooms, reading rooms, and book spaces, too, plus there is a sauna, hot tub, and health room for health or quiet time. For faith-based support or doctor visits, staff arrange transportation, and they can help with errands or shopping if needed. The grounds have gardens and safe walking paths, so folks who like fresh air can sit or stroll, and there's attention to safety with locked doors and alarm systems, which matters more for memory care and folks at risk of wandering. For those with Alzheimer's or other cognitive issues, the team runs memory programs and follows care plans tailored to each person, focusing on comfort and dignity. Kellogg helps with medication management, offers case management for health services, and provides non-ambulatory care. They also offer respite and hospice care and coordinate with visiting home health or hospice staff if extra help's needed. There's always someone available for help with transfers or wheelchair support. Every room has a phone and access to the internet, and the building stays wheelchair friendly with accessible amenities throughout. Residents join in music and art activities, fitness classes, and regular social night events. Sometimes, a massage therapist visits, and staff make sure the atmosphere remains calm and homey. Kellogg doesn't take Medicare unless certified, but it aims to keep care costs more moderate than full nursing facilities. Every service gets licensed and checked by local and state agencies, and the team strives to ease family worries by giving clear support for seniors who need extra help.