Metroparkway Home is a small, family-run adult family home located in Harrison Township, Michigan, just a short walk from Lake St. Clair Metropark, where seniors can enjoy golf, tennis, walking trails, swimming, boating, fishing, and even woodland outings if they like, while also having the convenience of being near Detroit for extra city services when needed. The home has room for up to six residents and holds a license (AF500282023) as an Adult Family Home, so it stays small, quiet, and personal, with private suites and shared rooms available-each space is fully furnished and either private or semi-private, with kitchenettes and private bathrooms so you can keep a bit of your independence, and there are living spaces that keep things comfortable and homey. The air conditioning keeps it cool in summer, and every suite comes with internet, telephones, and cable TV, while maintenance, housekeeping, daily meals, and laundry are handled by staff so residents never have to fuss with chores, yard work, or cooking.
The staff at Metroparkway Home helps with daily living wherever someone needs it, whether it's getting dressed, taking medicine (including 24-hour medication management and administration), or just getting a little extra standby help nearby if somebody's unsure about moving around on their own, and there are always certified staff-sometimes nurses-onsite or on call day or night, so residents get help quickly when they need it without being left to figure things out alone, and there's also a doctor and podiatrist who visit. The home feels close-knit, and caregivers treat every resident with the same respect, dignity, and care they'd give family, which is why word often gets around about their kindness and helpfulness, and the place always looks particularly clean and well cared for. Metroparkway Home has a policy that keeps pets around as long as residents want to bring them, and it's all wheelchair accessible with roll-in showers, so seniors with physical limitations aren't left out.
There are daily community activities, social events, devotional times, and trips out-plus an on-site salon for haircuts, beauty, or barber services, along with parking for visiting family or the residents who might still drive or have friends stop by. The kitchen serves home-cooked meals three times a day, and specialty diets can be arranged, while scheduled therapies (physical, speech, and occupational) are available for those who need them, and the team even offers respite care for short-term stays when primary caregivers need a break. Hospice care is also available. Residents have access to basic medical services onsite and can request transportation for doctor's appointments or shopping.
Metroparkway Home stands out for creating a worry-free place where older adults who can't live by themselves anymore-but don't need nursing-home-level care-get the right support without pressure to give up their independence or sense of self; residents have some choice in their private or shared accommodations, the day-to-day routines honor their preferences, and the staff is always attentive to their needs. The home is clean and pretty, without the feeling of a large institution, and residents-whether male, female, or those meeting a minimum age-can expect both privacy and community. Everything here points to a safe, relaxed, and stable environment that puts the happiness and comfort of each person first, right down to keeping things simple, nutritious, quiet, and familiar, and the home's private owners work every day to keep up standards of kindness and attention. Metroparkway Home doesn't accept Medicare except as certified by CMS, and it's licensed and regularly inspected by state or local authorities like the Department of Aging or Veterans' Services, so families know the care is being watched and residents' needs aren't forgotten.
