The Westland House

The Westland House sits at 36000 Campus Dr. in Westland, MI, and falls under the assisted living category, holding a license as a Home for the Aged from the State of Michigan, which means there's some assurance about how things are run and who's on staff, and some folks seem to like it with an average user rating of 4.3 from 12 reviews, but there isn't too much else people have shared about it, so most information comes straight from what they offer directly. The place has a mix of private and semi-private apartments, all with a private full bath and shower, and you can pick from four different floor plans depending on your needs and if you want a little more or less space, and there's a strong focus on keeping things clear with all-inclusive rates and no hidden charges, and pricing stays the same once agreed upon. Residents get three meals every day, with afternoon and evening snacks if you want a little extra, and there's weekly room cleaning, regular laundry, and daily room tidying, so you don't have to worry about those chores piling up, plus tuck-in services each night help folks settle in with some peace of mind, and if you want, you can use the beauty salon and barber shop services, although those are handled as special contracts. The support from staff stands out too, since it's all provided by Westland House employees and not through outside companies, offering help around the clock with things like medication, grooming, bathing, dressing, toileting, and staff check in often-including hourly visits-to keep an eye on health and well-being, and the emergency call light systems in each room give some extra security. There's also memory care, respite care, and both PT and OT therapy services through contracts, so if health or memory challenges come up, there are programs and staff in place, as well as activities and classes that add a little variety to the day, focused on memory and social engagement, all managed by their own staff. People can use the lifestyle and care assessment services to figure out what help they might want or need, and the website offers information about rates and floor plans, plus tips for paying for care, so families can plan ahead, and the facility aims to help folks maintain health and independence, offering support as needed without stepping beyond what's comfortable, and in general, it works as a place where support and independence mix together under one roof.