Sanctuary At St Paul's sits on a large campus with pine trees and nice suburban houses all around, and it's less than an hour's drive from Lake Michigan, so folks living here get a peaceful setting but still have what they need nearby. The place offers several types of living arrangements for older adults, like independent living apartments for those who want their own space, assisted living for people who need some help with daily tasks, long-term assisted living for continued support, and memory care for people living with dementia; they also have nursing home care and options for aging in place if someone's needs change over time, plus respite care and hospice services are available if needed. Sanctuary At St Paul's welcomes both women and men as residents, and pets can live here too, which makes it easier for people who love their animals and want to keep them close. The community is faith-based and has devotional services on site, with a Handbell Choir and other hobbies, plus social options like eating together in the Bistro or movie nights, music programs, arts, crafts, and daily fitness and wellness groups, and these activities often give residents chances to stay busy, meet new friends, or just have a good laugh.
The facility is smoke-free inside-no indoor smoking anywhere-for the health and safety of everyone. Residents can use outdoor walking paths, gardens, a library, activity and game rooms, a well-equipped gym, spa, wellness room, beauty and barber shop, and a movie theater, and there are plenty of indoor and outdoor common areas to enjoy. Meals come included, and the kitchen can make special diets like allergy-sensitive or diabetic food, with options for dining room, all day, or restaurant-style service, plus there's a bistro on site. Folks who need it get laundry and housekeeping services, move-in help, and there are emergency alert systems and nurses on staff 24 hours a day in case someone needs quick help.
Medical support at Sanctuary At St Paul's covers physical, occupational, and speech therapies, podiatrist visits, medication management, and help with personal routines, and nurses are always around. Parking is available for residents who still drive, and the facility offers complimentary transportation for shopping trips or appointments outside the community. Showers are wheelchair accessible, and private living spaces have choices like private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and furnished options if someone doesn't want to bring their own things. The staff are described as friendly and helpful, and the community is kept very clean and well-maintained, so families can relax a bit knowing things are taken care of here. Virtual tours are available for people who want to look around before moving in. The Sanctuary At St Paul's just gives folks lots of ways to keep living well and as independently as possible, all while having support close by if they ever need it, and the atmosphere encourages everyone to stay engaged, look out for each other, and enjoy their days, whether that's taking part in resident-led clubs or just spending quiet time with a pet in the garden.
