The Commons Corewell Health - Oak Terrace Dearborn

The Commons Corewell Health - Oak Terrace Dearborn sits at 16351 Rotunda Dr in Dearborn, MI, and covers 29 acres with landscaping, trails, and quiet views, which makes it feel peaceful and open, and some families give good feedback about their experiences there. The building has three stories and offers apartments for seniors, including one-bedroom and two-bedroom options that residents can decorate and tailor as they like, and there are choices for those who want to live on their own or need extra help, so people get what fits for them. Seniors who live here can stay active and independent or get support with daily needs like bathing, dressing, or remembering to take medicine, with staff always nearby, and for those needing special care for memory loss or dementia, the facility has secure and nurturing areas to help cut down on confusion and wandering, and tries to keep things calm and safe. There are also skilled nursing options, which focus on comfort, recovery, and rehabilitation in a home-like setting so people don't feel out of place. Residents can bring their pets, use Wi-Fi, connect with others in common areas, and share meals made with better ingredients in the dining room, with housecleaning and linen services included to make life easier, and scheduled activities, games, outings, and programs run by the staff and sometimes by the residents themselves, which helps people stay active and make friends when they want to. The campus has helpful features like a 24-hour call system, a beauty salon, a small library, a fitness room, spaces for group activities, and supports like community rides for doctor visits, shopping, and other outings, making getting around simpler for everyone, and air-conditioning, cable, and internet come with the apartments, which you don't need to arrange yourself. The community runs as part of Corewell Health, and on-site there's the Beaumont Geriatric Physicians Medical Center, where seniors get to see full-time doctors, nurse practitioners, dentists, podiatrists, and a social worker, and the center offers checkups for memory, movement, or physical problems. Independent seniors can join in social activities or just enjoy a hassle-free environment, while assisted living residents receive more help without giving up privacy, especially in the Oak Court and Court Terrace apartment areas, and memory care programs offer support for people with Alzheimer's or related conditions. The building stays open 24/7 for residents, but business hours for the clinic part are Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4:30 pm. Amenities are modern but focus on what's really needed, and though specific features about parking, outdoor spaces, and pet rules aren't listed, the community concentrates on providing a safe, supportive living situation for older adults, whether they're looking for independent living, help with daily life, or memory and specialty care as they age.