About Beacon Hill

Love motivates us

You often hear the word “compassion” in environments like ours. For us, this expression has deep roots. We trace it back in history to the experience of Jesus, where he found a place of renewal and hospitality at the home of his friends, Mary, Martha and Lazarus. Fast forward to the 1950s, where members of local Baptist congregations wanted to find a way to extend this same kind of hospitality to serve retiring missionaries, pastors and their spouses. They founded Michigan Christian Home, with its Mary and Martha center to be that destination.

And now we have grown to become Beacon Hill at Eastgate, serving close to 350 residents and their families from all walks of life. And still, it is this Christian faith perspective that remains the vital source of our commitment to deliver unsurpassed care to every resident, family member and guest. Simply put, we believe this is what it means to love God and love our neighbor.

We love what we do

Motivated by this perspective, we come to work each day with energy and a collaborative spirit to offer the services and the setting our residents need to live their best life. Whether that is facilitating new opportunities in independent living, coming alongside with additional support in assisted living, intervening with skilled nursing or delivering the close attentiveness of memory care—we are committed to providing exceptional personalized service.

We see the results in our residents’ lives

We get excited when we see residents truly enjoying rich relationships, fine cuisine and connection with the local neighborhood—all in our safe and elegant setting. And we delight in welcoming new residents and their loved ones to our distinctive culture of hospitality and well-being. We encourage everyone who visits to go on a tour of our campus, hear the stories of some of our residents, then relax and see if Beacon Hill might be just the place where they can experience their best life.