About Us
Our 30-year history of serving older adults:
DaySpring Services is your home for faith-based, family owned, and locally operated assisted living facilities in Michigan.
It first began in 1989 with Agape Home Assisted Living to serve the needs of older adults in a residential setting. Since then we have expanded to meet the growing need for quality assisted living residences in West Michigan.
We opened two additional assisted living facilities in Michigan, DaySpring Assisted Living in 2000 and Agape Home at Blueberry Fields in 2010.
DaySpring Services is committed to serving the needs of older adults with God’s love. It is our heart to enrich their lives and the lives of their families.
In-Home Care
Independent Living
Adult Day Services
Assisted Living
DaySpring In-Home Care
& Life Enrichment Services
DaySpring In-Home Care & Life Enrichment Services began in 2005, to meet the needs of those still living in their own homes. In-Home Care allows older adults to age in place since we provide their needed care and support within their homes.
DaySpring Independent
Living Apartments
DaySpring Independent Living Apartments opened in 2001 in a lovely wooded setting in Norton Shores. We recognized there were many older adults who were seeking a carefree lifestyle while eliminating the daunting responsibility of maintaining a home. Tenants enjoy the privacy they desire in their one- or two-bedroom apartment, a quality home-cooked noon meal, weekly housekeeping, an activities program, and more, all while enjoying socializing with new friends.
DayBreak Adult Day Services
DayBreak Adult Day Services began in 1999 to meet the needs of those who needed care, oversight, and an activities program during the day. DayBreak participants enjoy a full day of life enriching activities while their caregiver can have a break.
DaySpring Assisted Living
At each assisted living community, residents receive wonderful care, quality programming, and a focus on serving the whole person including their social, emotional, physical, and spiritual needs.