The Pointe at Pontiac

The Pointe at Pontiac is a supportive living community for people 65 and older, offering private apartments in studio and one-bedroom floor plans, and you'll see details like hardwood floors, kitchenettes, and comfortable seating, with pet-friendly policies to make things feel more like home, plus secured private entry for each apartment. Residents get access to chef-prepared meals in a main dining room with seasonal decorations, and there's always snacks available as well as different dietary options, and they serve meals throughout the day so no one's left out. The staff includes 24/7 certified nursing assistance and they help with medication management and daily care needs, adjusting personal care as things change over time. The Pointe at Pontiac lets people keep their independence with a focus on dignity and respect, providing support when it's needed and allowing everyone to make their own choices. People can join exercise classes, bingo, art programs, movie matinees, or go on shopping and dining outings, and regular life enrichment activities encourage social connections and mental engagement. There are communal spaces like a library, billiard room, a fireplace area, fitness center, beauty and barber shop, private dining rooms for gatherings, and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating surrounded by landscaped grounds, plus free Wi-Fi for residents who want to connect online. The community offers amenities like laundry, housekeeping, resident parking, and an on-site salon, along with thoughtful touches like an elegant chandelier near the entry and a cozy, decorated holiday space. Seniors can use Medicaid or Veteran's Benefits to help pay for services, and The Pointe at Pontiac belongs to The Pointes Consulting Family, which focuses on dignity, independence, and choice. Certified as a Supportive Living Community, it aims to foster a friendly, home-like setting where safety is a priority and engaging activities make life enjoyable. There's also access to spiritual support offsite for those who want it. People receive help with emergency and non-emergency issues from a professional staff, and every effort goes toward respecting each resident's personal needs and maintaining quality of life in a peaceful, welcoming environment.