The Student AFC Home sits at 26611 Student in Redford, Michigan, within Wayne County, and contains three senior living units including studio and 1-bedroom apartments, so it's a small community with features like around-the-clock security, a reading room, and a common lobby area, and you'll find both indoor and outdoor areas for residents to visit or relax. This place focuses on providing assisted living and board and care services for elderly people who need daily help such as bathing, medication management, dressing, transfers, and meals, offering vegetarian options, help with special diets for diabetes, and meal plans that can fit other needs, and staff speak English. Memory care is a main part, with secure environments, special programs, and round-the-clock supervision to support residents living with Alzheimer's, dementia, or mild cognitive impairment, and if someone has more health needs there are skilled nursing services including wound care, rehabilitation, or other medical support.
There's help with housekeeping, laundry, and moving in, plus bath tubs and telephones in each room, so folks can be comfortable and connected, and community spaces invite residents to gather for things like movie nights, reading, or just being with friends. Residents can bring cats and get help with pet care, and if someone only needs a short stay, respite care's available too. There's parking, and transportation is possible for appointments or outings, though there might be some cost for that. There are beautician services on-site as well, so regular care's easy to keep up with, and gardens and walking paths let people spend time outside if they like.
Staff cover a wide range of care needs including diabetic care, incontinence support, non-ambulatory care, and personal support with things like bathing and dressing. Some apartments offer washers and dryers or non-slip flooring, and all units have emergency alert systems. The Student AFC Home believes in helping residents maintain independence as much as possible, offering personalized care in a home-like setting, while daily activities, social events, and support services aim to keep everyone active and involved. The small number of residents in each house fosters a quieter, more personal community, and there's always 24-hour supervision for safety and peace of mind.
