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Last month, we held a resident panel event where prospective residents could hear directly from current residents about the decision to move to Holland Home, the process, and life since. […]
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Holland Homeās Chief Financial Officer, Adam Kinder, testified before the Michigan House Finance Committee on April 21 as it considered addressing property tax policies for nonprofit registered Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs).Ā […]
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Holland Home has been recognized in the 2026 U.S. News Best Senior Living ratings, earning honors across multiple categories that reflect excellence in care, lifestyle, and resident experience. […]
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West Michigan organizations are joining forces to improve care for adults with disabilities, creating a more connected and supportive system for individuals and families navigating complex needs. […]
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A first-of-its-kind partnership is bringing a medical student to live at Holland Homeās Raybrook campusācreating meaningful connections while advancing dementia education and care. […]
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Holland Home announced their plans to open a third senior living campus in Ada, the Averden, with hopes to start construction in early 2027. The $215 million planned community will cater to active adults 60+ and will feature 136 independent living residences and a 15-room assisted living center. Learn more! […]
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At Holland Home, our inpatient rehabilitation services are designed with the unique needs of aging adults in mind, helping them regain strength, independence, and confidence so they can get back on their feet and back to the life they love. Learn how rehabilitation plays an important role in supporting older adults in this blog. […]
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Caring for a loved one with dementia is a labor of loveābut it can be challenging. Itās easy to lose sight of your own well-being in the process. That’s why at Holland Home, we offer Dementia Respite Servicesāa way to provide caregivers with a much-needed break while ensuring their loved ones continue to receive expert, compassionate care. Learn more in this latest blog. […]
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Congratulations to Holland Home resident, Mary McNeil, who received the āVolunteer of the Year Awardā from LeadingAge Michigan. To learn more about this incredible recognition, click on the link. […]
At our recent resident panel event, prospective residents were able to hear from current residents about the how and why behind their decision to move into Holland Home. In this post, we recap some of the main takeaways. […]
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It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the passing of Dr. John Mulder, former Medical Director of Faith Hospice and Executive Director of Trillium Institute. Dr. Mulder has left an indelible mark on the field of hospice and palliative care and on our community. Our thoughts and prayers are with his loved ones during this difficult time. To learn more about his impact as a physician, educator, and friend to many, please click on the link below. […]
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Advance care planning provides peace of mind by ensuring that loved onesā wishes are honored and families are prepared when the time comes. Thoughtful planning allows you and your loved ones to make informed decisions about future care, reducing stress and uncertainty. In this blog, learn how you can start initiating conversations and planning for the unexpected. […]
