Lurie Terrace is a senior housing community at 600 W Huron St in Ann Arbor, made for people age 62 and older who want a good place to live that supports both active and changing needs, where you'll find studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments with floor plans ranging from 294 to 662 square feet, and all units have air conditioning, utilities included in rent, and access to paid on-site parking and coin laundry, and the community lets in small pets under twenty pounds too. Residents can choose to take part in meal service with food made by chefs and meal planners, and there's a focus on good nutrition and quality meals every day, and on top of that, the building includes a library, a chapel, a gift shop, beauty salon, barbershop, wellness center, and a shuttle bus for group trips, plus housekeeping, laundry help, on-site banking, and routine maintenance so people can feel comfortable, safe, and free from the hassle of chores. The staff and residents speak English and Spanish, and the people who work there have a reputation for being kind, helpful, and joyful with a real sense of care for everyone who lives or visits, which people say makes it a friendly place to be, and since Lurie Terrace is nonprofit and private-pay, you know the focus stays on keeping things running smoothly for its community. Rent covers a lot and apartments are even offered below market rate depending on eligibility, and there's room for singles or couples, but every tenant does need to be a non-smoker.
This facility offers a lot of different services for different needs, from independent living and subsidized apartments for mostly healthy and active seniors, to assisted living, memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and even short-term rehab, skilled nursing, or specialized services for folks with more health concerns, and you'll see programs set up for fall prevention, wound or pain care, behavioral health, and bladder management, plus an on-hand medical team including dental, podiatry, ophthalmology, and even psychiatric services available, so as needs change, help's on hand. Lurie Terrace also serves veterans with VA and Aid and Attendance benefits for long-term care, and it offers home care services through trained aides if people want companionship or some help at home without moving. There's always something for residents to do, with a packed calendar of social, recreational, educational, and activity programs designed not just to fill up the days but really to help people keep active, stay sharp, make friends, and get involved in the community, and there's a real push to make sure every person has a chance to feel included and respected in the life of the place, whether it's through community events, wellness programs, or simple daily routines. Residents, staff, and caregivers all work together to make sure Lurie Terrace feels like home, and with features like enhanced accessibility, safe walkways, helpful staff around the clock, and emergency response systems in place 24/7, everyone can feel safe and comfortable, knowing help's always nearby.
