The 3 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Wilson, MI

3 communities near Wilson, MI

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Cedar Hill Assisted Living & Senior Housing

1059 Us Highway 2/41, Bark River, MI 49807

Assisted Living

"We struggled to find a place for our sister in these difficult times of no availability and short staffing and Cedar Hill was the 1st place to take her. She was only there 2 months before she died and we couldn't have been blessed with a better place for her. The care these people all gave her was beyond anything we expected. They made our sister feel like she was truly loved and well cared for an..." - Debra

From $3,400/mo

7.3

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Whispering Pines South

301 Orchard Lane, Carney, MI 49812

Assisted Living

Whispering Pines South offers a welcoming and nurturing environment for seniors, located at 301 Orchard Lane in the heart of Carney, Michigan. This small, close-knit community is dedicated to providing exceptional care and medical services, ensuring that residents receive the support they need to live comfortably and independently. The community is well-equipped with a range of health care servic...

From $3,400/mo

5.5

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Emmons Adult Foster Care Home

2419 14Th Road, Bark River, MI 49807

Assisted Living

Emmons Adult Foster Care Home, nestled in the serene neighborhood of Bark River, Michigan, offers a warm and welcoming environment for its residents. This small, close-knit community is renowned for its exceptional care and medical services, ensuring that each resident receives personalized attention. With 24-hour supervision and comprehensive assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dres...

From $3,400/mo

4.8

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