Care Assisted Living 3 sits on a quiet street in Farmington Hills, MI, and provides care in a small, suburban home setting licensed for one to six residents, so folks living there usually get more attention because the place is smaller and the staff can know everyone pretty well. The home gives people choices like private or shared bedrooms, and has a dining room, parlor, and walking paths outside for when you want some fresh air. The caregivers help with bathing, dressing, getting around, and make sure everyone takes their medicines, and someone is always around day and night for safety and support, which can mean a lot if you're not moving as easy as you once did.
You'll find several unique care programs by name, like Helpquest Fragile Care 3 for fragile folks, Lorraine's House, Time of Refreshing LLC, Williams Way Home Care Professionals, You Are My Sunshine Home Care, Sunset Assisted Living, Franklin Hills, Manor House #1, Wish-U-Well Inn, Caring Hand AFC #2, Manor House #2, Wellington Assisted Living, L & W Adult Foster Care Home, Care Assistant Living 3, The Eilands Assisted Living, Orchard Meadows, and Swanson's Residential Care, and these different options cover a range of needs from independent living to memory care and even more advanced nursing services for tougher medical issues like wounds or diabetes.
Residents get three meals a day, with choices for vegetarian, kosher, and allergen-friendly diets, and there's always someone there preparing food and helping if you need a hand at the table, and the kitchen does well with diabetes and special diet needs. The staff speaks English mostly, and there's a family feeling because the caregivers and small resident group get to know each other over time, and there are always activities planned, like movie nights, daily events, or walks in the garden if you're able, and if you want to get out, transportation's available for doctor appointments or errands, with parking for those who drive. The rooms have bathtubs and wheelchair showers for easier use, along with cable TV, WiFi, and a telephone, so it's pretty comfortable, and you've got all the basics covered like laundry, housekeeping, and even move-in coordination to make things easier on families when folks are first settling in for a stay.
People with Alzheimer's or other dementia get care with locked areas, 24-hour supervision, memory programs, and activities designed just for folks living with memory troubles, and medical support goes as far as wound care, medication management, diabetes care, and help with mobility. The community is close to hospitals and has easy access to major roads and public transit, which is convenient when family wants to visit or appointments pop up. The whole place comes licensed as an Adult Small Group Home by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, and those looking for a spot to stay don't have to worry about big crowds because there's never more than six residents at a time, so care stays more personal and private.
The price for staying at Care Assisted Living 3 starts at $3,880 per month, and the facility lets people age in place, meaning if someone starts off living pretty independently but needs more help later, the staff's ready to adjust the care plan as things change over time, and they review care every month to make sure everyone's getting just the help they need. The whole setup is good for someone who wants a steady, caring place with familiar faces in a quiet neighborhood, whether you're looking for short-term respite care, more permanent assisted living, memory support, or higher medical care before a nursing facility might be needed someday.
