Pleasant Valley Family Care sits in Farmington Hills, Michigan, and offers a quiet, home-like setting for up to six residents, which means each person gets personal attention. The building looks modern, with a brick exterior and double doors, and it tries to feel more like a home than an institution. Staff give round-the-clock help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, using medication, grooming, toileting, and transfers. Residents can choose from studio, single, or two-bedroom apartments, and there are also semi-private and private rooms for nursing home care, all furnished and wheelchair accessible. The community offers several care options, including assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, and help for people who have trouble moving.
Family members get peace of mind since staff assist with medication, meals, wound care, and diabetes care, and doctors and nurses support the facility with services like podiatry and occupational therapy. There are safety features everywhere-security systems, sprinkler systems, walk-in tubs, home security, and an emergency alert system, plus ID theft protection and regular wellness checks. If someone needs to get to the doctor or hospital, the staff can arrange transportation, and the nearest hospital, pharmacy, and medical specialists are just a few miles away. Pharmacies like Walgreens are close, and hospitals such as Botsford Hospital and the Michigan Institute For Neurological Disorders are both less than five miles from the property.
Social life matters here, too, so residents can join in on movie nights, art classes, BBQs, birthday and holiday parties, live music, and faith-based activities, or just walk along beautifully maintained paths or relax in the garden. There's Wi-Fi, cable or satellite TV, private phones, and game rooms, with guest parking for visitors. Help with housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance comes as part of the package. Meals are served with special diets, including diabetic menus, and the kitchen helps with preparation and service. Community spaces like fitness centers and salon/barbershop make daily life easier, and there's a calendar full of activities and wellness programs for those who want them. People living here can remain as independent as possible, even when they need more care, and families can expect a service that tries to keep dignity and comfort at the center. The home's published ratings are high, with user reviews often praising its caring staff and well-maintained spaces, and though the estimated starting cost is about $3,400 per month, the facility hasn't posted detailed prices. Pleasant Valley Family Care works with groups like SeniorAdvisor.com to help connect families with information, and visitors can find a Starbucks a mile away, with restaurants like Wendy's two miles from the door.