American House Freedom Place Rochester

American House Freedom Place Rochester sits on the campus of American House Village in Rochester Hills, Michigan, offering several levels of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, and nursing home services, and each option comes with its own set of supports so seniors can choose what fits their needs best, and for those facing memory issues like Alzheimer's or dementia, the community has a stand-alone licensed memory care building which means trained staff watch over residents day and night, using safety features like controlled access doors, handicap-accessible suites, emergency call systems, walk-in showers with safety rails, and sprinkler protection, and direct personal support includes bathing, toileting, dressing, walking help, medication help, and wound care with nurses on site at all hours. The Love is Ageless® program runs here and sets up activities that cover physical, social, emotional, spiritual, vocational, and intellectual needs, with plans made just for each resident, so whether someone's interested in crafts, games, spiritual services, or just having a quiet spot to relax, there's usually a chance to join in, and staff keep activities and social events going through the week. Freedom Place offers private studios and shared suites, each with its own bathroom and kitchenette, and families can help decorate rooms to bring familiar things from home for comfort. Residents get three meals a day with help if needed, plus snacks, and services like laundry, dry cleaning, housekeeping, and maintenance keep things running smoothly. Salon and barber services, a fitness center, a residents lounge, library, game rooms, cable TV, and Wi-Fi fill out the building's amenities, and there's guest parking and transportation available for getting out to appointments or events away from the community. Safety and dignity stay front and center, since seniors can move between care levels if conditions change, so advisors help talk families through finances, long-term care insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and possible private pay options, setting up tours, waitlist details, or consultations as needed. Families can also look at licenses, certifications, inspection records, and staffing ratios for peace of mind. The environment aims to be warm, caring, and steady, with personalized plans for each person-no promises of perfection here, but a structure for safety, comfort, social connection, and respectful support as needs change over time.