Clarendale Ann Arbor offers several types of senior living on one campus, so residents can move between independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing as their needs change, and you'll find that the people who work here, including their concierge Isabel, aim to make things easier for folks no matter where they are in life. The management team seems to do a good job making the community safe and pleasant, with regular cleaning and upkeep, and staff who help with everything from daily activities to medication reminders, and even home care support if someone prefers staying in their own space with a helpful aide around. Communal areas, both inside with impressive decor and outside in nicely landscaped spaces, give places for residents to gather, relax, or participate in art workshops, book clubs, group meals, or lively events, and the chef-prepared restaurant-style dining usually serves several nutritious dishes to choose from.
People living at Clarendale Ann Arbor can get help with activities of daily living in assisted living, while the memory care neighborhood takes special care of residents with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia by focusing on safety, therapeutic programs, and sensory activities, and hosting events that include families so everyone stays connected. The staff use personalized care plans and keep an eye out with emergency response systems in every private room, and anyone who wants more privacy can enjoy their own apartment with Wi-Fi, pet-friendly features, and handicap accessibility. Transportation for group outings around Ann Arbor, wellness programs in the on-site fitness center, and friendly programs to keep minds and spirits active all add up to a place where seniors can stay engaged whether they're still very independent or need a bit more help. Some community awards for activities, dining, and friendliness suggest residents enjoy living here.
Management runs Clarendale Ann Arbor under Life Care Services LLC and follows standards from the Certified Assisted Living Director program, making sure the staff stays trained and the care remains good. While no one claims it's perfect, the community looks to be well set up for most older adults, whether they're looking for a vibrant social environment, extra hands for care, or support with memory loss.
