Since starting Phase I of our Breton Woods campus upgrade, we’ve made many updates to enhance the lifestyle of residents and the efficiency of the campus. Read more about all that has been accomplished and what is yet to come.

Holland Home has been named as a Best Nursing Home for Short-Term Rehabilitation (Breton Rehabilitation and Living Centre) and Long-Term Care (Raybrook Manor) for 2023-24 by U.S. News & World Report.

Our Breton Campus is more than a place to live—it’s a community for residents to thrive. Our BretonNext campaign includes several projects set to be completed by January 2028, which will help to ensure this remains true for current and future residents alike. View our progress!

Each year we take a moment to recognize and thank our amazing staff for their time of service with our organization. We are so blessed to work with such an amazing group of people, each of which live out our mission every day as they serve those who have entrusted us with their living and care needs.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has awarded Holland Home a $3.5 Million grant to attract and retain more staff. Like many providers, Holland Home has struggled to meet its growing staffing needs over the last few years. With this grant, the senior living organization hopes to create “a stable pipeline of critical caregiving staff.”

The Roving Mic show of WGVU visited Holland Home, where host Shelley Irwin was taken through the Dementia Journey training—a live simulation in which the senses are altered as participants attempt to complete everyday tasks. All staff at Holland Home are required to complete the training in order to better understand what life is like for those living with dementia.

Breton Woods Park, which features walking paths, pickleball courts, bocce ball, a putting green, and a butterfly garden, is not only a tremendous addition for residents but is also beneficial for the surrounding areas it was built on.

Holland Home has brought on Suzanne Bolt, MM, SCHRM-SCP, to be their new Director of Human Resources. Suzanne comes from Pine Rest, an organization for which she has served various roles since 2002, most recently as their Director of Human Resources since 2016. >NEWS