American House Westland Hunter

American House Westland Hunter sits quietly in the woods off Hunter Ave, close to shopping and dining, and offers different living options that cover independent living, assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite care, so folks can get the help they need whether they're living well on their own, need a bit of daily support, or are dealing with memory problems. The apartments have one or two bedrooms, private baths, full kitchens, and their own temperature controls, plus emergency pull-cords and an emergency call system, so residents can feel safe and at ease, and you can bring your pet to live with you, which makes a big difference. There are good places to walk or sit outside thanks to the landscaped grounds, and inside you'll find a fireplace-piano lounge, a well-stocked library, a salon and barber shop, and a bright solarium, along with comfortable common spaces for relaxing or meeting with others. Every day, staff offer meals prepared by chefs, which get served in the dining room with breakfast, lunch, and dinner made to be both healthy and tasty. The team takes care of household chores, laundry, and can drive you to appointments or on outings, and there's friendly staff on call all day and night, along with an activity director who plans lots of activities and trips that keep life interesting. Residents can decorate their own apartments with their own things from home, and there are scheduled cultural, social, and recreational events, as well as on- and off-site religious services held in a non-denominational chapel. Health needs are taken seriously, with medication reminders, bathing help, access to visiting doctors or podiatrists, and hospice services if needed, while those with memory loss can live in secure areas that help prevent wandering and confusion. There's a therapy room, a game and activity room, Wi-Fi, and transportation and parking, so it's pretty well set up for most needs, and you don't have to worry about safety, as there's always management on site, all day and all night. For short-term needs, the community offers respite stays that give caregivers a break or help someone recover after a hospital visit. The place is part of the Livonia-Westland Chamber of Commerce, and has a verified license, so folks know the place is legitimate. People can take tours to see what daily life, meals, and activities look like before moving in, and the staff do their best to help residents feel comfortable and at home.