Presbyterian Villages of Michigan believes home is more than a place—it's independence, dignity and belonging. Our service coordination and wellness programs help residents protect all three.
Service coordination at PVM helps you find services you need, understand your options and connect with trusted providers in your community.
Here's some of what we can help with…
Health & Well-Being
Getting the care you need and staying healthy.
- Finding doctors, specialists, dentists, and eye or hearing care
- Setting up home health care, therapy, or medical equipment
- Help with prescriptions and medication assistance programs
- Scheduling appointments and keeping your care on track
Emotional Support & Peace of Mind
Someone to listen, and help finding support when life is hard.
- A caring, confidential person to talk to
- Support through grief, loss, or big life changes
- Confidential help and referrals during difficult times
Everyday Living
Practical help to stay comfortable and independent at home.
- Meals—home-delivered, community dining, or food assistance
- Housekeeping, laundry, and shopping help
- Transportation for appointments, errands, and activities
- Help with mail, bills, budgeting, and paperwork
Benefits, Money & Legal
Making sure you get everything you're entitled to.
- Applying for and keeping benefits—Social Security, veterans' benefits, food and energy assistance, and more
- Insurance and Medicare questions, including free Medicare counseling (SHIP)
- Free tax preparation help
- Referrals for legal aid, wills, and advance directives
Staying Connected
Building friendships and staying active.
- Activities, events, and ways to meet your neighbors
- Classes, volunteering, and learning opportunities
- A warm welcome and regular check-ins as needed
Support for Families & Caregivers
Help for the people who care about you.
- Information and support for family members and caregivers
- Guidance on care options and transitions
- Keeping your loved ones informed—with your permission
Service Coordinators strive to help residents enjoy life at home. They will reach out from time to time to better understand situations and needs. Residents and families may always reach out to the coordinator—they will be happy to help.
