Aleardi's 13 Mile

Aleardi's 13 Mile, also known as Aleardi's Place in Farmington Hills, MI, is a small group home licensed for up to six residents and run by The Aleardi Inn, LLC, where folks get supported with assisted living and memory care services to fit their needs, and you'll find a calm setting for aged individuals, people with Alzheimer's, mental illness, or physical handicaps. The home offers care that helps with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, and daily living activities, so people who need help can get it in a setting that's a lot more homelike than a big nursing center, and you're likely to see familiar faces from day to day, since it's family owned and operated. Residents can expect 24-hour supervision, help with non-ambulatory or diabetic care, incontinence care, coordination with doctors, hospice waivers, and meals served in a dining room, with attention to special diets, allergies, and diabetes needs, plus meal assistance if it's needed, and if folks want to eat with others or join in activities, there are community spaces, a communal kitchen, gardens, walking paths, and spots to gather and socialize indoors or outside. Residents often have regular appointments with podiatrists and doctors, and housekeepers handle cleaning, laundry, and dry cleaning, which keeps things tidy, so people don't need to worry, and the home provides emergency alert systems and helps coordinate moves when new folks come in. Movie nights, community events, and offsite devotional activities are part of life, and people have access to phones and room amenities. The adult small group home stays licensed and provides reports like renewal inspections and special investigations as required by the state. Residents get one-on-one care from a small team who tries to be understanding and compassionate, making it suitable for those looking for a smaller space where someone's always nearby to help, but where the costs for non-acute care usually come out lower than in a full nursing home, and although it doesn't publish prices or take Medicare unless certified, they're licensed for a range of care types and often work with folks and their families to find what care fits.