Sugarbush Manor sits in Flint, Michigan, near the Western Hills area, and is a single-story building that handles a lot of needs for older adults, from active independent seniors to folks who need more help. The community has 14 private rooms, each with a private half bath, along with some semi-private options if someone prefers to share. Staff offer help around the clock, and there's a low caregiver-to-resident ratio, so people tend to get the attention they require. There's always someone available, with 24-hour supervision, a call system in every room, and support for things like bathing, dressing, medication management, and help moving around if needed.
Residents can take part in daily activities, fitness programs, and community-sponsored trips to keep socially and mentally engaged, and for folks that enjoy quieter moments, there are peaceful spots around the gardens with outdoor areas where you can watch birds, deer, and squirrels through large windows that let in lots of natural light. Meals are well-thought-out and cater to special diets, including diabetes diets and organic options, and chefs and planners focus on nutrition, with all-day dining so people can eat when they're hungry, not just at set times. There's scheduled transportation for errands, appointments, and community programs, and staff will also help arrange rides when needed, so getting to doctors or other events is made simple.
Some people move to Sugarbush Manor just for a short time if a caregiver needs a break; that's called respite care, and it's available as well. For folks with more specific medical conditions, like diabetes or Parkinson's, and those who need memory care or assistance with insulin injections, there are experienced caregivers and partnerships with healthcare providers in place. The community conducts regular health screenings and follows care plans that fit each person's unique needs-including nutritional, physical, and emotional health.
Housekeeping, laundry, linen services, and move-in assistance make moving and living here a lot easier, and every room has Wi-Fi, cable TV, air conditioning, and a kitchenette, plus shared spaces for meals and fun things like movie nights or having your hair done at the beauty salon. Some activities are resident-run, which helps people feel at home, and the staff aims to serve with compassion, integrity, and transparency, with all-inclusive fees that don't surprise anyone later on.
Sugarbush Manor is known for its clean, homelike feel, helpful and kind staff, high-quality meals, and a safe, pleasant environment. There's assisted living, memory care, independent living, home care, and nursing home services, along with senior apartments and residential care homes, all as part of their programs. The goal is to support people's independence while providing the care and community that help residents live as fully as possible, with dignity and respect, whether they're staying just a little while or planning to call Sugarbush Manor home for years.
