Orchard Manor

Orchard Manor sits in Farmington Hills at both 32777 Raphael Rd and 25967 Power Rd and serves a small number of seniors, just six residents, in a homey, peaceful setting with tidy landscaping, a yard, decks to sit outside, and private rooms that come with TVs and bathrooms, so everyone has their privacy and comfort. Folks find spacious nature preserves nearby and even some intriguing museums to visit, though there's plenty to do right at home with arts, crafts, music, parties, and group activities, along with offsite devotional services for those who want them, so nobody feels left out of doing things. Registered nurses own and run Orchard Manor, and they're there to help any time of the day or night, offering personal care like help with bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and using the toilet, plus managing medications with reminders and help scheduling appointments, so nobody needs to worry about missing their pills. The facility supports people with different needs, including those with memory problems like Alzheimer's or dementia, folks with diabetes, those who use oxygen, people who need tube feeding, wound care, or help with catheters and colostomies, and the staff stays with them for non-medical help like companionship and socializing, while the nurses look after their health with care and experience. Meals are home-cooked in a dining room or can be made to order for folks with allergies or diabetes, and snacks are available all day, which means residents can stick to their preferences and dietary restrictions. Housekeeping and laundry services keep the place fresh, while private bathrooms give people dignity. There's help for residents who need hospice care at the end of life, with emotional, spiritual, and medical support, as well as respite care for short-term stays, so families can rest easy knowing their loved ones are well supported, and every resident gets a personalized care plan. Lines in each room mean family and friends can call, and common spaces, like community rooms, walking paths, and gardens, give everyone plenty of space to move around and socialize if they want. Residents also have access to transportation and parking if they need to get out for appointments or activities, and visiting healthcare providers, such as physicians, podiatrists, physical and occupational therapists, and hairdressers, come by, so people get the care they need without needing to leave home. Staff provides 24-hour supervision and help with all daily living activities, and the memory care team focuses on each person's emotions and keeping minds active with special dementia programs. The environment feels like a family, and staff are said to be kind, reliable, and always ready to help, so residents can enjoy meaningful living, dignity, and as much independence as possible in a safe, calm home.