Family and Friends

Family and Friends is a senior living community in Detroit, MI, where they offer assisted living, independent living, memory care, and options like senior apartments and care homes, and you'll find that people can get help with things like bathing, dressing, and medication management when they need it, plus they have care for folks with Alzheimer's, dementia, mental illness, developmental disabilities, physical handicaps, or brain injuries, and for those who like their independence, Level I Independent Plus serves people who function well on their own or just need a hand now and then. They provide memory care in a setting designed to help folks with memory loss feel safe, and they schedule daily activities to get people moving and talking, which encourages a healthy lifestyle and helps with socializing, while assisted living residents get support but don't need round-the-clock nursing. They've got meal services to save time and effort, indoor common areas to gather and chat, and offer onsite and offsite activities as well as devotional services for spiritual support. Staff are around 24 hours a day and can assist with transferring between beds and wheelchairs, and there are nurses, a doctor on call, and visiting podiatrists and physical therapists, with special services for diabetes care and incontinence if residents can manage these conditions independently. The community is suitable for folks aged 55 and older and is pet friendly, offers specialty meals, and makes sure the building is handicap accessible, with transportation, parking, and even high-speed internet. There's also home care for people who want to stay in their own place with the help of trained aides for companionship and non-medical care, plus respite care for short stays, and the community accepts private pay, social security, veterans benefits, and private insurance with fees for community services, respite, buy-in, and any extra care needed. Meals come with different room choices like studio, semi-private, or two-bedroom, and the setting tries to be homely while offering help when life's daily tasks get harder.