Derman Senior Care

Derman Senior Care provides care for older adults in a place called Adult Care Homes and Residential Care Homes, which gives a small, home-like feel that's warm and more personal, and there's space for up to 21 residents, so things don't get too crowded and folks can get to know each other. They offer different types of care like Assisted Living, Independent Living, Memory Care, and a Skilled Nursing Facility, along with Home Care, Home Health, and Hospice, which helps people with different needs, whether they want more independence, need protective oversight, or require regular help with things like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine, and the staff stays around 24 hours a day for supervision and a quick response if someone's got a problem. There are special programs like ICF/DD and SILS for developmental disabilities, and they've got Waiver programs, Adult Protection, and programs for public guardianship and child protection if that's ever needed, and the staff uses things like person-centered practices, an informed choice process, and something called a My Move Plan Summary for smoother transitions between different types of care. The facility has Assisted Living settings licensed by the MDH, and some parts are community-based and follow CBSM guidelines, so people can get care plans that fit them and their families. Amenities help people feel at ease, with fully furnished apartments that include kitchenettes, a dining room with restaurant-style meals, outdoor gardens for sitting, a small library, access to Wi-Fi and cable, a beauty salon, and even regular housekeeping, with activities both run by residents and by the community to keep folks social and busy if they want, along with scheduled daily events. Special diets, like for diabetes, are provided if needed, and there's medication management, assistance for daily living, a mental wellness program, and move-in help, along with supervision for folks who can't live entirely on their own anymore. Staff helps with health care, like skilled nurse visits, therapies (PT, OT, SLP, RT), and there are home health aides plus things like a 24-hour call system so help isn't far no matter what time it is, and when it comes to support, they do care coordination, case management, relocation help, and use a Waiver Management System to stay organized and keep everybody's care updated. The facility has outdoor space for fresh air and places where people can relax, and those who need extra oversight due to memory issues get help through the Memory Care program, while everyone has access to both community and personal support, and staff work to make things safe, comfortable, and as independent as possible for every resident. The overall set-up isn't too big or intimidating, and everything feels like a real home where people can settle in and find peace of mind through these specialized services, which might be especially meaningful for folks who need routines and familiarity.