Monthly Activity Calendar HERE.

Assisted Living Brochure HERE.

Please see pictures of our facility HERE.

Twilight Times May  2008 Newsletter

• Specious living apartments, 1 or 2 bedrooms.
• Elegant main dining room with table service.
• Private dining room for special events.
• Library.
• Chapel.
• Arts & Crafts Room
• Planting Gardens
• Beauty/Barber Shop
• Laundry Facilities
• Outdoor Patio/Walk
• Private Indoor Mailboxes
• Short-Stay Apartments

Assisted Living One Bedroom Floor Plan

Assisted Living Two Bedroom Floor Plan

Apartments Include:

• Wall-to-wall carpeting
• Mini blinds
• Large safety-equipped bathrooms
• Walk-in closets
• Individually-controlled heating and air
• Smoke detectors and sprinklers
• Refrigerator
• Levered door handles for easy access
• Cable ready

PLEASE VISIT OUR FACILITY!

Assisted living has three service levels.

1. INDEPENDENT LIVING includes 3 meals each day, special diets, full social activities program, daily exercise program, linen service, housekeeping, security and emergency call system, pharmacy services, medication supervision, transportation to shopping and medical, help with bathing, utilities, cable, daily trash removal and more.
2. INTERACTIVE LIVING includes all features of independent living plus assistance with three activities of daily living per day with encouragement and coaching of independence.
3. ASSISTED LIVING includes all features of independent and interactive living plus assistance with four or more activities of daily living, incontinence management, and more.

Also, we have St. Luke's Cottage-Specialized Dementia Units.
Ask for more details.

The Ave Maria Home was opened in 1956 by a group of women, the Ave Maria Guild, who had a vision of creating a place where men and women of all faiths could age and die gracefully. The Home was started as a retirement facility and through the years has been transformed into a long-term care facility meeting the needs of today’s seniors. For almost 50 years, Ave Maria has been building on the premise that care of the frail and elderly is a community’s most important treasure. The Ave Maria Guild for many years was the “guiding light” of care and compassion by raising funds, volunteering and working at the Home. The Guild has contributed many countless hours and funds for the residents.

Ave Maria complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title IX of the Education Amendment of 1972 and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975.