Young Home For The Elderly sits quietly at 3900 East 9 Mile Road in Warren, Michigan, and has cared for seniors since 1971 as a family-owned and operated community, with a capacity for up to 20 residents in a home-like, two-story building. Residents choose from private, semi-private, and studio apartments, all furnished with linens, towels, and storage, and they can bring a pet if they'd like. The staff is friendly, professional, and always around, giving support day and night, taking care of things like medication help, personal care with bathing and dressing, laundry, housekeeping, and even offering a haircut or a manicure now and then. All meals are cooked in the house, with fresh and healthy options, special diets covered, and everyone eating together in a social dining setting.
The place offers a full list of services with both assisted and independent living, nursing home care, and memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and the building's got it all-handicap features, a sprinkler system, cable TV, WiFi, a big backyard, gazebo, salon and barbershop. Everybody gets involved with daily activities, exercise classes, arts and crafts, and even devotional services, and those who want to take part can join clubs or go on outings. Medical care's reliable, with a doctor coming by every month, nurses, caregivers, therapists, a podiatrist, lab services, blood analysis, incontinence supplies, wound care, occupational therapy, and support with walking or wheelchairs; if residents need end-of-life or hospice care, or palliative support, the staff can handle that gently, too.
Families and friends can visit as much as they want, and special events are organized to keep everyone connected, with birthdays and monthly religious services. Safety is a priority, with experienced staff looking after everyone, medication tracked and managed, and help close by for anything from dressing to emergencies. Young Home For The Elderly is non-smoking indoors, with in-house laundry and dry cleaning, guest parking, kitchenettes in some rooms, and a steady focus on health and happiness for all seniors who call it home. The community's license is current through January 2026 and it's won recognition for quality care, including the 1999 Governor's Quality Care Award, making this a solid, peaceful, and supportive place for seniors wanting to keep their independence while still having help on hand whenever they need it.
