Senior living is not a side venture for Dockerty Health Care Services. It is the foundation the company was built on, and it remains our largest and most enduring investment focus. Since opening our first community in 1997, we have grown a portfolio of assisted living and memory care communities across Michigan, each reflecting the same founding commitment to dignity, compassion, and quality care.
SENIOR LIVING INVESTMENTS
Investing in Assisted Living & Memory Care
WHY WE INVEST IN SENIOR LIVING
A Sector Built on Meaningful Impact
Michigan’s senior population continues to grow, and with it, the need for assisted living and memory care options that families can trust. We invest in this sector because it sits at the intersection of meaningful impact and durable, long-term value.
Consistent, recession-resilient demand driven by demographic growth
Stable occupancy supported by hands-on, owner-operated management
Real, tangible community impact: every investment improves quality of life for residents and peace of mind for families
A scalable model proven across multiple communities and Michigan markets
OUR CARE PLATFORMS
Assisted Living, Memory Care & Independent Living
Assisted Living
Licensed, supervised personal care for seniors aged 60 and above, with individualized Care Level Assessments from licensed nurses preserving independence, privacy, and dignity.
Memory Care
Specialized, secure environments staffed by trained caregivers around the clock for residents living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other forms of cognitive decline.
Independent Living
Active, maintenance-free living for seniors who value their independence, with optional support services and a vibrant community lifestyle.
OUR GROWTH TRACK RECORD
Built on a Single Community. Grown Into a Regional Platform.
What started as a single community in Bridgman, Michigan in 1997 has expanded into a regional senior living platform through a combination of new development and strategic acquisition. Dockerty Health Care Services now operates communities across Southwest, Central, and Northern Michigan, with continued plans for growth.
