Orchard Hills Living

Orchard Hills Living is a small, single-story assisted living and memory care home in Michigan with only six private rooms, so staff get to know each resident pretty well and always seem to have a calm way about them, and with a 6:1 resident-to-staff ratio, someone's around to help day and night. The staff are trained and friendly, often caring for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, offering patient support with things like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication, and they pay attention to safety, comfort, and dignity since some folks have more complex needs. The meals here are home-cooked three times a day, with staff open to special requests-even making spinach pie for someone who likes it-and staff keep the place clean and cozy, doing the cooking and helping with laundry, as well as buying groceries and making sure residents keep in touch with their families. People have private rooms and can gather in common areas to talk or join in the activities, which are planned to keep everyone physically, mentally, and socially active, whether it's movie nights, walks in the garden, or sitting together to chat, and the building is made easy to get around for anyone using a wheelchair. Orchard Hills Living is in a quiet neighborhood near the University of Michigan, close to a nature center and pond, so there's always a peaceful view, and the staff are known for their patience and kindness, often forming close bonds with residents, while healthcare professionals own and manage the home, using something called FMEA to address safety and quality for each person. This place puts a lot of focus on giving care that helps people feel at home and respected, no matter what their needs are, taking care of meals, daily living tasks, health monitoring, and even coordinating with doctors or outside care-just all the small and big things that help someone feel settled and safe in their later years.