Symphony Linden sits in Linden, Michigan and provides several types of senior living and care, including assisted living, memory care, respite care, long-term care, and skilled nursing with rehabilitation, so residents can find support that fits their needs. The community offers a mix of independent lifestyle options starting at $3,250, assisted living from $3,900, and all-inclusive memory care in a safe setting starting at $4,100, with rooms called "inns" like Leighton House, Van Gogh House, Homer House, and Degas House, which have modern touches and a choice of floor plans inspired by well-known artists. Symphony Linden has onsite services such as wheelchair accessibility, WiFi, air conditioning, restrooms, and outdoor seating, and residents can find indoor common areas to meet and spend time together. Meals are provided and a wide range of dining options-like coffeehouses, cafes, tea rooms, cupcake bakeries, bubble tea stores, and various types of restaurants-give residents options for what they might like to eat.
Structured activities fill the days and include social, educational, and entertainment programs, with events like Bingo and Veteran's Day parties to keep spirits up while encouraging residents to make friends and stay active. Devotional services happen offsite for those who want to keep up with spiritual practices, and there's a complimentary transportation service to help everyone take part in things outside the building. The campus includes an attached post-acute rehabilitation center for people coming from the hospital and needing extra help before heading home again, while personalized care plans mean staff can tailor support to each resident's own needs and preferences.
Residents who have Alzheimer's or dementia can move to the memory care area, where the space and schedule help prevent wandering and confusion, with care and therapies focused on their health and safety. Skilled nursing and rehabilitation services provide short-term or long-term medical support, and hospice services are there for people who need comfort and care at the end of life. There are options for respite, so families can get a break while their loved one receives assistance in a safe spot. Personal aides offer home care services for seniors living in their own homes, giving companionship and non-medical support.
Compassionate staff members are onsite to help with daily tasks or medication management, and everyone upholds high standards through certifications and ongoing training like CALD refresher programs. Symphony Linden belongs to the Symphony Care Network®, sharing resources and regulatory information with other member communities. The Dream Maker Program makes an effort to understand what's important to each resident by asking about their wishes and dreams, and the campus creates a caring, clean, and welcoming environment where people feel valued and supported, whether they want privacy or community.
