You're the Happiest when You're Home:

Chelsea Mills • October 3, 2017

State-of-the-Art Senior-Living Facility Opening Late 2017

A t Bella Vita, exceeding the expectations of the residents is simply the beginning. Having a quality life in our later years is the least we all should expect. Bella Vita is committed to providing an environment that allows one to feel independent, with the assistance of its highly trained care group.

“The opening of Bella Vita is a critical step towards planning for the ever-growing needs of our senior community,” Chuck SeKrenes, developer and owner, explains.

The new all-inclusive facility, which is opening in Grand Blanc on Hill Road just east of I-475, is set to keep its residents active through a variety of offerings, such as art and horticulture. SeKrenes explains that it’s important for the residents to keep active doing what they enjoy. “We want our residents to be active in indoor and outdoor activities. There is even a salon on site where residents can go for their hair appointments.”

A grand opening celebration for the public is planned for late 2017.

“The building is exceptionally well constructed,” SeKrenes says. “Our 61-unit community has four different room plans, double-occupancy rooms for couples and each with unique attributes because we understand that every senior is unique who chooses to call Bella Vita home.”

The Bella Vita care group is highly trained to recognize the different needs of the residents and is aware of specific needs, which may change over time. The care residents receive when living at Bella Vita is what sets this facility apart from others. Bella Vita provides frequent training and education for its care group to allow for continuous growth.

“Our goal is for this to be [seniors’] last move,” SeKrenes explains. “We want this to be their home for the rest of their lives. We want their families to know that their loved ones are well cared for.”

“At Bella Vita, we believe you’re the happiest when you’re home. Bella Vita creates an upscale resort feel, with a home personality, in a family environment. Our passion and mission are the same…to be the best, provide the best and give the best to our residents,” SeKrenes explains.

"Bella Vita creates an upscale resort feel, with a home personality, in a family environment."

– Chuck SeKrenes –

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