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Senior Citizen CenterRetirement Community
Affordable, high-quality senior living with years of experience, featuring ground-floor efficiency apartments, as well as one- and two-bedroom apartment homes and villas. This warm and welcoming community offers a seamless transition to senior living, making you feel at home from the moment you arrive. Enjoy the comfort of your private apartment or connect with friends in one of the many inviting community spaces. Come see why so many seniors choose to call American House Farmington Hills in Michigan home.
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American House Farmington Hills
24400 Middlebelt Rd., Farmington Hills, MI
48336, United States
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- LGLaurice GolbinecMay 4, 20234.0Looks very nice. Haven't been there yet
- BEBlair ElizabethOct 24, 20223.0My mother has been living here about 1.5 years. Overall it has been nice, very few complaints. When we moved her in the Executive Director was Carmen. Then Carmen left suddenly and now the Executive Director is Mohammed. Haven't had any real interaction with him, and everything seemed to be going as normal. Until this weekend when I visited my mom. The parking lot is very small, and especially if your loved one is in the assisted living part, there's only 2 marked handicapped spots, and the others go down the building in a line, further and further away from the main entrance. My mom has mobility issues and it is nice when I am able to get a close spot in front to take her out on rides and errands. This weekend, I noticed that the front most accessible spot wasn't turned into another handicapped spot like it should have, but now a "reserved" spot for the Executive Director. I also saw that the two parking spots after the only 2 handicapped spots are now "reserved for future residents". This made me so mad. First, you realize your whole business is catering to the elderly? Family visits, friends, caretakers, medical staff, AH staff, spouses, hospice workers, the list goes on. Why would you take one of the most accessible and elderly friendly spots in a small parking lot and give it to YOURSELF. That screams selfish. Another, why do "future residents" or those coming to tour need special spots when you are taking away from the people that actually live/work there? That screams money grabbing to me. It completely rubbed me the wrong way and I will be looking out for more "updates" that are catering to bringing money in, rather than making the experience and life of residents and their family better. We picked this place because everyone really seemed to CARE about the people who lived here and needed help, and gave excellent support to the family/friends of those people.