Fairmont Senior Living Farmington Hills gives seniors a place to live if they need assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, or independent living. The building can take up to 75 residents and is licensed as a Home for the Aged. You'll find staff on duty at all times, and there's a nurse and doctor on call. The facility helps with things like bathing, dressing, managing medications, and daily tasks, and they'll make care plans that fit each person. Wheelchair accessible showers, indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, and rooms ranging from shared bedrooms to private studios give residents some choice and comfort, while there's also parking for those who have a car.
Smoking isn't allowed anywhere inside. Pets are allowed. Residents can take part in various activities, with things like chair Tai Chi, trivia, and bingo, along with indoor and outdoor events and walking paths and gardens to get some air. Community events and ongoing religious services give more ways to connect. There's help for folks with Alzheimer's or other dementia, and memory care operates under Montessori Inspired Lifestyle®, focusing on group engagement and helping people keep their independence. Fairmont has won a Silver Credential in this program, and memory care staff work with residents and families.
Quality dining services are available, with personalized programs aimed at wellness and social life. There's transportation for appointments, errands, or offsite events. Fairmont is near Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital and other clinics and physicians. The grounds and inside stay clean and tidy. Residents get regular health checks, and telehealth visits with outside doctors are available. Short-term stays, hospice, respite care, and in-home care are options. The community's known for its attention to safety, dignity, and respect, and offers spaces for caregivers and families to learn. Overall, Fairmont Senior Living Farmington Hills keeps things practical for all sorts of needs, and people who want to age in place, in a setting that tries to balance independence, support, and community.
