Home Find a community Michigan Grand Rapids Assisted living in Grand Rapids, MI 5 assisted living communities are listed in Grand Rapids. They are sorted by how complete they are, most complete first. Each shows the care offered, Medicaid status and a direct phone number where known.
1919 Boston Street SE, Grand Rapids, MI
Care offered Assisted living, Memory care, Respite care, Independent living, Skilled nursing Licensed capacity 92 residents Phone (616) 245-9179 2121 Raybrook SE, Grand Rapids, MI
Care offered Assisted living Licensed capacity 236 residents Phone (616) 235-5002 1424 Union Avenue NE, Grand Rapids, MI
Care offered Assisted living, Memory care, Independent living Payment accepted Private pay Licensed capacity 110 residents Phone (616) 363-6819 1551 M.L.K. Jr St SE, Grand Rapids, MI
Care offered Assisted living, Memory care, Respite care, Independent living, Skilled nursing Licensed capacity 107 residents Phone (616) 278-6520 3600 Fulton St E, Grand Rapids, MI
Care offered Assisted living, Memory care, Independent living, Skilled nursing Licensed capacity 100 residents Phone (616) 953-3136 Questions How many assisted living communities are listed in Grand Rapids, MI? 5 communities in Grand Rapids are listed: Beacon Hill at Eastgate, Holland Home Raybrook, Rest Haven Homes, Clark at Franklin, Porter Hills Village. Which communities in Grand Rapids offer memory care? Memory care: Beacon Hill at Eastgate, Rest Haven Homes, Clark at Franklin, Porter Hills Village. Which communities in Grand Rapids offer respite care? Short respite stays: Beacon Hill at Eastgate, Clark at Franklin. All assisted living communities in Michigan
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