Kent's Assisted Living

Kent's Assisted Living sits in Montrose, MI and is a licensed adult medium group home with license number AM250015926, so you'll find that it was licensed by Sherry Kent on 6/20/2023 and set to expire on 6/19/2025, but the facility closed on 11/1/2024, and those looking for inspection and renewal reports can review or download them for better insight. This facility was built for up to 11 residents, so it wasn't a huge place, but it focused on people who are aged or need help due to Alzheimer's, mental illness, developmental disabilities, traumatic brain injury, or physical limitations, and the services aimed to meet each person's unique needs in a comfortable, home-like setting where independence and safety mattered. The staff had training for assisted living, memory care, and health conditions like diabetes, incontinence, colostomy, catheters, and offered non-ambulatory care, which meant help for folks with mobility issues. Kent's Assisted Living gave 24-hour supervision, personal care, bathing, dressing, medication and meal management, and support for daily living, so residents got steady help when needed but still enjoyed some freedom to do things for themselves, and the kitchen staff planned and prepared nutritious meals, even for special diets like diabetes. Residents got furnished rooms, housekeeping, linen services, and support with transportation for doctor visits, and the facility worked to coordinate with healthcare providers, help with hospice and dementia waivers, and organize community events and daily activities, so things felt a bit livelier and social. You'd find communal areas and indoor common rooms for gathering, devotional activities, and a policy allowing smoking for those who needed it. Kent's focused on short-term respite care for caregivers, and always tried to make space for connections between residents and staff, with a routine that supported well-being and dignity. The place didn't offer skilled nursing or higher levels of care, but it did make sure the assisted living environment stayed safe, well-kept, and kind, using their own ways and naming for staff and amenities, and those personal touches and smaller size were what set Kent's Assisted Living apart from the larger homes you sometimes see.