D and P Special Needs Center

    22223 N Brandon, Farmington Hills, MI 48336

      Compassionate attentive care, home-like residence

      I'm very happy with this spotless, home-like, family-run residence - the staff are compassionate, attentive, and truly treat residents like family. They provide excellent, home-cooked meals, regular physician/therapy visits, clear communication and responsive care in a small, intimate setting; I would recommend it.

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      Jul 2026

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      Reviews

      4.89·(28)

      Overall rating

      1. 5
      2. 4
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      4. 2
      5. 1
      • Care

        4.7
      • Staff

        4.8
      • Meals

        4.4
      • Amenities

        3.8
      • Value

        4.3

      Pros

      • Compassionate, family-style caregiving
      • Attentive and responsive staff
      • Favorable resident-to-caregiver ratio
      • Home-cooked meals with fresh ingredients
      • Regular physician visits and on-site therapy access
      • Clean, well-maintained facility
      • Strong owner and management communication
      • Emotional and end-of-life support
      • Medicaid-qualified and state-licensed
      • Incontinence supplies included in cost
      • Personalized grooming and stimulation activities
      • Proactive family updates (photo and communication)
      • Affordable pricing and predictable rate structure
      • Intimate, small-community atmosphere
      • Occasional outings and in-home entertainment

      Cons

      • Limited structured activities and recreational programming
      • Small common areas and restricted communal space
      • Limited capacity for highly active or higher-acuity residents
      • Inconsistent menu variety and specialty-diet accommodations
      • Gaps in staff training for complex senior-care needs
      • Appointment-only visitation policy limiting flexibility
      • Perceived pricing variability compared with alternatives
      • Potential distance from family for some residents

      Summary of reviews

      D and P Special Needs Center presents as a small, family-run, state-licensed residence with a consistent emphasis on personalized, home-style care. Reviewers commonly describe an intimate, well-kept home environment in which caregivers show warmth, personal attention, and responsiveness. The facility is noted for its strong owner/management involvement, good communication with families (including photo updates), and a generally favorable resident-to-caregiver ratio that supports individualized attention.

      Clinical and day-to-day care are described as compassionate and attentive. Families report that staff provide hands-on personal care, grooming, and emotional support, including during transitions and end-of-life situations. The center offers regular physician visits and on-site therapy services, which contributes to accessible medical oversight. At the same time, a subset of remarks point to limitations when residents require higher-acuity or highly active care; reviewers advise confirming staff training and clinical capacity before placement if complex medical or mobility needs are present.

      Dining is consistently highlighted as a strength: meals prepared from scratch, use of fresh fruits and vegetables, and an appealing menu for many residents. The facility includes certain care-related supplies in its cost structure and maintains stable rates tied to impairment levels. However, there are operational notes about menu variety and the facility's ability to accommodate specialized diets; prospective families should verify menu flexibility and accommodation processes for specific dietary needs.

      Social programming and activities reflect the home-scale model. The facility organizes occasional outings and in-home entertainment and staff attempt individualized stimulation, but the small size and limited common space constrain the breadth and frequency of group activities. This setting will suit residents who prefer quieter, more personal attention; it is less well suited to those seeking extensive organized programming or high levels of daily activity.

      Facilities are described as immaculate, calm, and well-maintained, with strong owner involvement and accessible management. Practical considerations mentioned include an appointment-only visitation policy and the facility's location relative to some families. Pricing is frequently characterized as affordable and good value, though a few comments describe the cost as higher compared with other options—families should compare offerings and policies (including what supplies and services are included) when evaluating fit.

      Overall, D and P Special Needs Center appears to be a strong option for families seeking a small, family-oriented residence with hands-on staff, clean facilities, and good medical access. It is advisable for prospective residents—especially those with higher clinical needs or specific dietary/ activity expectations—to tour the home, discuss staff training and emergency protocols, and clarify activity schedules and diet accommodations to ensure alignment with the resident’s care requirements and lifestyle preferences.

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      Location

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      D and P Special Needs Center is located at 22223 N Brandon, Farmington Hills, MI, 48336.

      About D and P Special Needs Center

      D and P Special Needs Center sits in a quiet spot in Farmington Hills, Michigan, at 22223 N Brandon St, and lets up to six residents live together in a small, family-style home. This place is set up to make special needs care easier, with fully furnished, cozy rooms-both private and shared-that feel homelike and inviting. Staff members know each resident by name and really work to make everyone feel like part of a family, tending to individuals with a range of needs including memory care, assisted living, skilled nursing, and independent living. They offer a board and care home feeling with personalized support, and caregivers are on-site 24/7 to help with bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, or any activity residents need a hand with day or night. D and P Special Needs Center also uses unique care programs and has special names for its support services.

      Residents have community spaces to gather, like a dining room for restaurant-style meals, TV rooms for group movies, and an outdoor garden and yard for relaxing or socializing, so there's always somewhere for a quiet sit or a chat. Meals use fresh ingredients and get tailored to different needs, including diets for diabetes or other restrictions, which helps everyone stay healthy and comfortable. There's high-speed internet, private cable or satellite TV, and phones so folks can stay in touch with family and friends, which is nice for keeping that connection when living away from home.

      The staff stays on top of housekeeping, keeps everything clean, and makes sure rooms and shared areas always look pleasant, with some holiday decorations and special touches through the year. People living here enjoy a busy calendar, with scheduled crafts, games, movies, daily events, and sometimes even outings-things change a little depending on who's interested, so there's always a chance to make a new friend or try something different. The home arranges rides for medical appointments and coordinates with healthcare professionals to keep each resident's care on track.

      The atmosphere in the house feels relaxed yet lively, with trained nursing or healthcare staff ready to help whenever needed, especially for those with Alzheimer's or other dementia conditions who need gentle attention and extra safety. Residents get plenty of supervision and help with moving around if they're less steady, and every effort goes into fostering health, safety, connection, and comfort in a true community setting.

      D and P Special Needs Center has earned high marks over the years, including a 5-star rating and past recognition from SeniorAdvisor.com, while keeping an average price of about $2,700. The focus here always stays on personalized, compassionate care, social engagement, reliable help, and making daily life as pleasant and dignified as possible for every person who lives in the home.

      People often ask...

      D and P Special Needs Center offers board and care.

      There are 7 photos of D and P Special Needs Center on Mirador.

      The full address for this community is 22223 N Brandon, Farmington Hills, MI 48336.

      No, D and P Special Needs Center does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

      Safety & Compliance

      In Michigan, the Department of Licensing & Regulatory Affairs (LARA) licenses adult foster care homes and homes for the aged, conducting renewal inspections and complaint investigations and publishing the resulting reports.

      License numberAS630315994
      StatusActive
      Facility typeAdult Small Group Home (capacity 1-6)
      License classRegular
      Capacity6 residents
      LicenseeD & P Specialized Living, Inc.
      Care servedAged, Alzheimer's, People with Traumatic Brain Injuries, Physically Handicapped
      EffectiveSeptember 12th, 2024
      ExpiresSeptember 11th, 2026
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      Inspection Reports

      2

      Reports

      3

      Citations

      0

      Complaints

      14

      Years

      04 Oct 2024Renewal
      Identified deficiencies related to training, tuberculosis testing, and medication records.
      • R 400.14203Licensee and administrator training requirements
      • R 400.14205Health of licensee, direct care staff, administrator, other employees, those volunteers under the direction of the licensee, and members of the household
      • R 400.14312Resident medications
      28 Mar 2012Initial
      Determined substantial compliance with licensing requirements and issued a temporary license with a capacity of four.

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