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Senior care in Greenville, Michigan

Licensed homes, nursing homes and in-home options in Greenville and Montcalm County, from state and federal records.

10 LARA-licensed homes
2 nursing homes
Montcalm County
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Michigan LARA licenses 10 homes serving older adults in Greenville, with 183 beds between them: 1 home for the aged, 4 adult foster care homes of 13 or more residents and 5 smaller adult foster care homes. CMS adds 2 certified nursing homes.

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What licensed senior care is in Greenville, Michigan?

Michigan LARA licenses 10 homes serving older adults in Greenville, with 183 beds between them: 1 home for the aged, 4 adult foster care homes of 13 or more residents and 5 smaller adult foster care homes. CMS adds 2 certified nursing homes.

Greenville, on the Flat River along M-57, is Montcalm County's largest city and its medical center, home to Corewell Health Greenville Hospital. It holds most of the county's licensed senior care: two certified nursing homes, a home for the aged and a group of adult foster care homes. Greenville's 48838 ZIP is in PACE Central Michigan's service area, and the Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan in Grand Rapids handles MI Choice for the county.

Home for the Aged vs. adult foster care in Greenville
Home for the Aged (HFA)Adult foster care (AFC)
Michigan lawPublic Health Code Part 213Adult Foster Care Facility Licensing Act (1979 PA 218)
Who it is for21+ residents age 55 and olderAdults needing supervision but not continuous nursing care
Licensed in Greenville1 homes, 50 beds9 homes, 133 beds
Serves Alzheimer's (LARA flag)1 homes4 homes

Which assisted living homes are licensed in Greenville?

Greenville has 5 larger licensed homes -- the settings most families mean by assisted living -- led by Hathaway Hills Assisted Living & Memory Care (50 beds) and Golden Life Assisted Living #3 (20 beds).

HomeLicenseBedsAlzheimer'sLast LARA inspection
Hathaway Hills Assisted Living & Memory CareHome for the Aged50YesFebruary 9, 2025
Golden Life Assisted Living #3AFC large group home (13-20)20NoJanuary 6, 2026
Green Acres of GreenvilleAFC large group home (13-20)20YesMay 19, 2026
Green Acres-Supportive CareAFC large group home (13-20)20YesNovember 28, 2025
Meadows by the LakeAFC large group home (13-20)20YesApril 5, 2026

Which small adult foster care homes in Greenville serve older adults?

5 small adult foster care homes in Greenville are licensed to serve the aged, run by 4 licensees, for 53 residents in total.

HomeStreetBedsLicense
Golden Life Assisted Living #110710 Roy Drive12AFC medium group home (7-12)
Golden Life Assisted Living #2503 W. Montcalm12AFC medium group home (7-12)
Hart's Haven AFC7774 Dickerson Lake Road5AFC family home (1-6)
Johnson's AFC Home108 W. Gibson Drive12AFC medium group home (7-12)
Overlook Home12700 Overlook Drive12AFC medium group home (7-12)

Which homes in Greenville serve residents with Alzheimer's?

LARA lists 5 homes in Greenville as serving residents with Alzheimer's disease: Hathaway Hills Assisted Living & Memory Care, Green Acres of Greenville, Green Acres-Supportive Care, and Meadows by the Lake and 1 more.

Michigan has no separate memory care license; read the dementia disclosure rules before touring.

Which nursing homes are in Greenville, and how do they rate?

Greenville has 2 Medicare-certified nursing homes; the highest rated on Care Compare is Corewell Health Greenville Hospital Rehabilitation at 5 of 5 stars overall.

Nursing homeBedsOverallStaffingLast inspection
Corewell Health Greenville Hospital Rehabilitation39★★★★★★★★★★June 3, 2026
Mission Point Nursing & Physical Rehabilitation Center of Greenville100★★☆☆☆★★★☆☆June 9, 2026

What have LARA investigations found at Greenville homes since October 2023?

LARA has published 12 special investigation reports on Greenville homes since October 2023; of the 12 we read, 11 established at least one rule violation.

The most recent established findings:

  • Golden Life Assisted Living #2 (May 19, 2026): Hospital discharge medication orders were not followed.
  • Golden Life Assisted Living #2 (March 13, 2026): The direct care staff members at Golden Life Assisted Living #2 do not administer medications to residents correctly. There were missed doses, unavailable medications, and inaccurate recordings on the electronic medication administration records (eMAR) during November – December 2025.
  • Golden Life Assisted Living #2 (July 12, 2025): Direct care staff did not administer Resident A’s migraine medication as it was prescribed.

How to weigh these: reading a LARA special investigation report.

Is Greenville covered by PACE and the MI Choice Waiver?

Yes. Greenville's ZIP codes appear in the published PACE service area for PACE Central Michigan (989-953-5800), and MI Choice is available county-wide.

MI Choice intake for Montcalm County goes through Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan, Inc. (616-456-5664) and Reliance Community Care Partners (616-956-9440 or 800-447-3007). Details: MI Choice and PACE in West Michigan.

Which home health agencies and hospices serve Greenville?

18 Medicare-certified home health agencies report serving Greenville ZIP codes, and 0 hospices are based in Montcalm County.

Highest CMS quality-of-care stars among them: Care One Home Health Services (5.0), Centerwell Home Health (4.5), Elara Caring (4.5), and Pure Home Health Care (4.5).

Full lists: home health and hospice.

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