The Fieldstone At Tecumseh Place is a nonprofit senior living community in Tecumseh, Michigan, next to Aden Meade Park with views of Evans Creek, where staff encourage a homelike and comfortable setting for up to 20 residents. The facility offers assisted living, memory care, short-term respite, and board and care home options, and the caregivers-who speak English-are available around the clock to assist with bathing, dressing, moving around, using the restroom, medication management, and manual feeding when needed. Residents can choose between furnished studios, one-bedroom units, or shared apartments, and every room has a telephone, cable or satellite TV, and Wi-Fi, which makes it easier for folks to connect with friends and family.
Housekeeping and laundry are included, and the staff provide special services like dry cleaning and routine health assessments, and coordinate care with outside agencies for home health, hospice, or physical therapy when needed. A registered dietitian helps plan nutritious meals and snacks, with accommodations for diabetic, allergy-sensitive, or other dietary restrictions three times every day, and weight management support when needed, plus staff help with meal prep and manual feeding if required.
The Fieldstone At Tecumseh Place puts a big focus on emotional well-being and mental health with programs that promote mental wellness, social and recreational activities, reader corners, daily fitness, massage therapy, devotional activities off-site, arts room sessions, movie nights, and community-sponsored and resident-run events. The location is close to pharmacies, doctors, hospitals, restaurants, and parks, and transportation services get residents to medical appointments and important errands, while folks who drive can make use of parking on-site.
Staff help with medication reminders and administration, and a licensed nurse is on-call for health needs, plus caregivers can help with dementia care, incontinence, transfers, non-ambulatory support, and other needs that come up day or night. Residents can spend time in indoor lounge areas, a community dining room, game room, snack shop, or read in the reading section, while outside there are walking paths, gardens, greenhouses, and places to sit and enjoy the fresh air or chat with visiting family.
There's a barber and beauty shop to help folks feel fresh, and the house keeps a 24-hour call system and emergency alert setup for safety. The community aims for a faith-motivated approach that values compassion and building real relationships with residents, families, and the wider neighborhood. Guests and family members are included in family outreach and education, and the staff work hard to offer person-centered care, adjusting support and daily routines to every individual's needs.
