The Orchards Michigan - Redford offers many services for seniors, such as assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, nursing and rehab care, and independent living options, and you'll see things like respite care for short-term stays and specialized treatment for strokes, fractures, or knee replacements, and there's a physical, speech, and occupational therapy program on site, with outpatient services available as well, and the facility's got a range of skilled professionals on call all day and night, including nurses who are ready to help with medication, wound and respiratory care, and daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and grooming, giving families some peace of mind.
Residents live in private rooms, studios, and one-bedroom apartments, and some have kitchenettes, and you'll find accommodations that work for wheelchairs and those needing extra accessibility, with rooms featuring cable TV and climate control, and everywhere you look there are indoor lounge areas, game rooms, a library, a computer room, laundry and linen services, and even a hair salon and barbershop to help folks feel at home, and on warm days there's landscaped outdoor spots and community gardens where residents can get some fresh air or join an activity.
There's a lot to do throughout the day, with art therapy, educational classes, music and dance, movies, outdoor activities, scheduled trips, and all sorts of social and spiritual programs, and the person-centered care approach means staff try to give each resident what they need, and meals are made restaurant-style in the dining area with a snack café for lighter bites, but reports do show there have been deficiencies in serving food at residents' preferred times and in offering meals that fit allergies and preferences, which the state noted as issues to address but no major harm has happened as a result.
Nursing staff are always available, though their turnover rate's been higher than average and inspection reports list 45 deficiencies, with several connected to infection control including five infection-related concerns, but the staffing level is above the state average, and the team includes certified and licensed pros led by a medical director, working to give comprehensive support whether someone's recovering from surgery, living with chronic conditions, or managing daily health needs.
Transportation lets residents get to appointments and offsite devotional services, and the community makes efforts to encourage friendships and keep people active, with activities planned to fit lots of interests, and it's all set in a neighborhood with easy access to parks, stores, and medical centers like Botsford Hospital and the Asthma & Allergic Disease Center, and the aim is to help seniors stay engaged, comfortable, and safe, with privacy policies and emergency preparedness measures in place, and a focus on quality and dignity in care even as the facility works to improve in some areas noted in recent inspections.
