Oliver Woods Assisted Living and Memory Care

Oliver Woods Assisted Living and Memory Care offers seniors a comfortable place to live with support for both assisted living and those needing memory care, and all of it happens in a setting that feels homey and easy to navigate for those using wheelchairs or needing extra help moving around, and you'll find apartment-style living with kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, walk-in showers with safety bars, and access to peaceful outdoor spaces and interior walking areas, which really help people get around and feel at ease. The staff help out 24 hours a day with things like bathing, grooming, medication, housekeeping, laundry, and appointment arrangements, which you can count on, whether someone needs daily help or just occasional reminders. Folks with memory loss or dementia get extra help at the specialized Memory Care Center, where the Moments Memory Care Program, the first of its kind in Michigan, offers personalized care planning, mental stimulation, support with grooming, and a secure space to avoid confusion and wandering-plus the team gets special training just for memory care, so the care is more focused on those needs. Everyone gets chef-prepared, nutritious meals with a restaurant-style experience, and the kitchen staff work with a variety of diets. The place makes it easy to meet others and stay busy with life enrichment activities, educational programs, a library, business center, Wi-Fi, pet-friendly policies, and a schedule full of social events aimed at keeping both body and mind active-families often say the activities and staff are joyful, helpful, and attentive, which keeps spirits high in the building. Oliver Woods provides both assisted living and secured memory care with companion care if folks want to share a space, and there are open-concept floorplans to match different preferences and needs, plus features like a beauty salon, barbershop, and communal areas for connecting over meals or hobbies. This community aims to let residents stay as independent as possible while getting the right amount of help, and the environment feels both close-knit and supportive for seniors, families, and anyone living with cognitive impairments like Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia.