Bishop Noa Senior Citizens

Bishop Noa Senior Citizens stands in a wooded area near Escanaba, MI, offering senior care since 1963 under the Sisters of St. Paul de Chartres, who focus on healing, compassion, and dignity, and you'll find that the campus feels home-like, with apartment-style spaces, single-family homes, and areas for independent seniors, assisted living, or skilled nursing residents all on one site, letting people age in place. People get care for memory loss, with dedicated memory care and Alzheimer's programs in a protected, secured building with alarms and wandering prevention, and they put on special events for memory care residents, trying to keep everyone active with board games, crafts, music therapy, outdoor relaxation, and movie nights, so there's always something going on while also aiming to support each person's needs. Staff help with daily tasks like showering, bathroom hygiene, dressing, and bathing, and there are options for help with meals, laundry, and housekeeping, along with menu changes for diabetes or high blood pressure, and you might talk to a dietician right on site if needed. Up to 47 people can live in the memory care side, but there's also 109 beds for nursing and rehab, and they provide short-term rehab, physical, occupational, and speech therapies, plus palliative and hospice care, and if you want to go outside the campus to the doctor, shopping, or church, they sometimes arrange transportation, too. Meals are cooked fresh each day, and the activities don't stop at crafts and music-they also have a chapel, a coffee shop, a banquet-style all-purpose room, five day-rooms, a main dining room, reading rooms, and places like a hot tub or health room where residents can spend time, along with hair and barber salon services on the grounds. As a non-profit, the community's governed by a board of directors, officers, trustees, and key employees, and it's managed by the Sisters, who keep the place regulated and make sure the staff-English speaking, plus some who speak other languages-can look after everyone whether someone needs a little help with dressing or a lot of nursing care. Bishop Noa Senior Citizens offers independent senior living, assisted living, and full nursing care in a setting where people can be part of a community, attend spiritual care sessions, take part in fitness programs, enjoy social evenings, and get care that fits their needs, whether for a short stay or for longer, and with medication management, daily help, wellness and rehabilitation, meals, and much more, all arranged within a quiet, wooded campus with a long-standing mission to support older adults.