Resthaven celebrated the official ribbon cutting and opening of The Farmstead. The Farmstead was born out of Resthaven's understanding that seniors are aging differently: They desire and expect a vibrant and active lifestyle filled with enrichment, vitality and community.
Resthaven also acknowledges that more than 1.5 million adults in Michigan are over the age of 65—and that the state has one of the top 15 oldest populations in the U.S., with a rapidly growing demographic over 85. The demand for quality living and care options is high, and Resthaven felt called to do their part in responding to it.
With The Farmstead, Resthaven addresses current realities by providing a lively, welcoming space where seniors can enjoy freedom and independence, build a social circle, take part in classes and events and have access to a full continuum of healthcare and services if their needs change.
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