Spirit
Room for what you believe.
Residents can attend religious services of their choice. Rides and help attending are provided at no additional charge.
Our story
A nurse-owned home in Westland.
American Golden Care is a nurse-owned home in Westland, Michigan, with space for six residents. We care about how each person feels, what matters to them, and the practical help they need. It is a home first.
Owner and nurse
Meet the person behind the home
Founded by Johnpaul.
Before nursing school, Johnpaul spent three to four years working in an adult foster care home. He brings about five years of nursing experience. His time working in a home like this shapes the way he approaches American Golden Care.
As owner and clinical director, he believes care should consider “spirit, soul and body.” That means understanding the practical help someone needs, while remembering the life, beliefs, and routines that matter to them.
When you visit, a member of the team will show you around and make time for your questions. You can talk about your family member, the support available, and what a move might involve.
Spirit, soul, and body
The whole person matters.
Care includes the things that give a day meaning, as well as help with the tasks that have become harder.
Soul
Something to look forward to.
Games, music, dancing, and time with other people give the week variety. Small prizes sometimes add to the fun.
Body
Care in the everyday.
Home-cooked meals, planned around each person. Exercise, and a clean home in a quiet neighborhood.
Room for six
Small by design.
One kitchen. Shared living spaces. Familiar faces. We keep it to six people so each one gets personal care. American Golden Care is licensed in Michigan as an adult small group home.
Know the place. Know your next step.
Right here in Westland.
Find us at 29635 Julius Blvd, Westland, MI 48186. A call or a visit gives you a chance to learn about the home and decide whether it deserves a place on your family’s shortlist.
Your next step can be a small one
Come see if it feels right.
Walk through the home. Meet the team. Ask what’s on your mind.
A visit is a conversation, not a commitment.