Griffith Adult Foster Care sits on Church Road in Armada, Michigan, and offers care in a small, home-like setting for up to six residents. The place is run by Haven Adult Foster Care Limited and holds a regular license, staying up to date with state inspections every year, so families know the community follows state rules and keeps everyone safe. Griffith Adult Foster Care suits adults and seniors who don't need heavy medical care but still want help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine, since the staff help with those things around the clock. Folks who live here can choose private or shared rooms, which come furnished, have kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable or satellite TV, a phone, high-speed internet, and private bathrooms, making it feel more like home. Residents get meals made with care-which has even earned the place awards for best meals and dining-and don't need to worry about cleaning or cooking, since those chores are all handled by the staff.
The home focuses a lot on safety, using medical alert systems, security systems, medication dispensers, and even ID theft protection for residents, so families can feel less worried. There's help for many kinds of needs: assisted living, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, board and care, and companion care, and they do work with active seniors, as well as those living with disabilities or special medical needs like diabetes, mobility issues, or mild cognitive changes. Griffith Adult Foster Care also helps coordinate with doctors, sets up transportation to appointments or outings, and plans daily activities for everyone, with things like group events, devotional services held offsite, and time outdoors in the garden or sitting in comfortable common areas. Staff there are described as caring and friendly, known to form close bonds with each person who lives in the home, and the atmosphere is welcoming to both new and returning visitors. People who've visited often talk about the sense of warmth and support, and the residents seem to form their own easy community.
Amenities match what you'd find in most small group homes, with Wi-Fi, handicap accessibility, maintenance-free living, and 24-hour supervision so no one's left without support. The facility's rental fees start around $4,000 a month for semi-private rooms, and costs depend on how much help someone needs and what type of room they prefer. The home is open to people with different levels of need-aged, physically handicapped, developmentally disabled, or with mental health conditions-so there's a mix of folks. For anyone considering a move, Griffith Adult Foster Care arranges tours, both in person and virtual, so families and future residents can see how things run before making any choices. Overall, the goal at Griffith Adult Foster Care is to provide safe, comfortable, and respectful housing options that let adults get the help they need while feeling at home.
