Charach 1

Charach 1 is a senior living home in Farmington Hills, located at 33884 Yorkridge Street, right in Oakland County, and it operates as an adult small group home with space for just six residents at a time, which makes it pretty peaceful and more personal than larger places, and it's licensed under Gesher Human Services, LLC., covered by license number AS630383361 through October 2026. Charach 1 welcomes older adults who need different kinds of care, including assisted living, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, skilled nursing after a hospital stay, board and care, and even services for those with physical disabilities, trauma, developmental delays, or mental illness, with special certification in both developmentally disabled and mentally ill needs. Residents get help with things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and moving around, and the staff are always nearby to help day and night, which is good for folks who need a little extra support and to feel safe. The home's got furnished rooms, telephone access, and all the basics taken care of, plus there're emergency systems, move-in help, and full housekeeping and laundry services, so everything stays neat and comfortable without much worry. Charach 1 puts meals front and center with three a day, snacks, a dining room for everyone to eat together, choices for allergies or diabetes, and even all-day dining options if someone needs a meal outside regular hours. Residents can join activities and group events, watch movies, get outside into the garden or stroll along walking paths, and enjoy cable TV and internet, which keeps things lively and social, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible so everyone gets around without trouble. There's transportation to doctor appointments, parking, and the home's close to hospitals, pharmacies, parks, restaurants, and churches, so getting out is possible if someone wants. For families who need a break, Charach 1 offers respite care for short-term stays. This place has a quiet, friendly setting and focuses on personal attention, medical help, and the comforts of home, so residents get the support they need while staying part of a small community.