Senior Living in Otsego County, MI

I like Woodland Acres Assisted Living. Everybody was really pleasant. They let us walk and see all the rooms. They were eating lunch when we got there. I knew one of the residents there, so I got to interact with her a bit. It was a wonderful facilit...

This place is terrific! I had my mother there for a short stay while we waited for a new house to be finished and I was the guardian of a lady with With severe arthritis and dementia. I was there many many times and was always more than satisfied b...

My wife has moved into The Brook of Gaylord. We haven't been here very long, but so far, the workers are tremendous, very polite, very nice, and very helpful. They're much better than where she has been before. I asked for two things which were my re...

I visited Tendercare Gaylord for four days. I feel very assured my father is getting proper care for his stroke. The staff cares about the patients and want to do the very best for them. They feed the patients too much and too good. My dad's roomm...

August Haus is a licensed 20-bed assisted living located in Gaylord, Michigan. The facility is surrounded by woods providing a nice backdrop to a new facility (2018). Assisted living, dignified and respected. Thats our goal here at August Haus. To provide quality care and a safe, healthy environment for seniors. We provide a full array of services to all of our residents, and offer a unique combination of room choices to fit their specific needs. Couples are welcome, along with amputees, and those with mild forms of dementia. We provide three home-cooked meals each day, and do not charge extra for more advanced levels of care. Staff is on-site 24/7 to ensure all residents are properly cared for. We offer medication management, bathing assistance, help with personal hygiene, as well as personal grooming services. Here at August Haus, we are able to cater our services to those with Dementia or Alzheimers. Although we are not a secured memory care, we are equipped to care for those with mild forms of dementia, and may be able to provide a less Institutionalized atmosphere. Some individuals with forms of dementia such as Alzheimers may eventually need more advanced treatment in the form of a memory care, and well be happy to assist with that transition, should the need ever arise.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search