Hampton Manor of Commerce

Hampton Manor of Commerce sits in Commerce Township, MI, over in Oakland County, and you'll find it offers both assisted living and memory care for up to 80 residents, with a license that runs from August 1, 2025, through July 31, 2026, and the license number AH630414388 lists it as an active Home for the Aged. The building's fairly new and well-kept, and the rooms are spacious, mostly with private bathrooms and showers, and each one has controls for heating and air, so everyone can be comfortable. For those with Alzheimer's or other forms of memory loss, there's a special memory care program that focuses on everyday living, safety, and structure, all with a team of 24-hour trained caregivers who help with things like bathing, getting dressed, personal care, and medication management. The community feels friendly, kind of like a country club, and the staff keeps things running smoothly, organizing activities, holiday get-togethers, field trips, and outings, all with the help of a full-time activities director, and you'll see a movie theater, a social area, a sun room, a library, and several dining rooms, including a private one for gatherings and family socials. Residents can get hair and nail care in the beauty salon, while the kitchen brings three meal choices daily, offers snacks at any time, and even serves meals to guests if family or friends want to visit and eat together. Safety is important here, with fenced patios, an enclosed courtyard, an emergency call system, and exterior cameras-not to mention an intercom at the main entrance. The place handles regular chores, providing cleaning, laundry, weekly linen service, daily room checks with trash removal, and suite maintenance, so seniors don't have to worry about upkeep, and the utilities and Wi-Fi come included, which makes things easier for folks who just want to enjoy their time. There are religious services, visits from speech, physical, and occupational therapists, and there's always a nurse, doctor, or even a podiatrist on call when someone needs more care; plus, for anyone needing respite or hospice, they're covered too. The facility doesn't accept Medicare unless it's certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and there are reports like the Special Investigation Report and Original Licensing Study Report available if someone wants to look them over. You'll find this place is meant for seniors who want help with daily chores, a safe home, a social setting, and a chance to still get out for activities, shopping, or visits to Lakeshore Park and local dining, all while staying close to the community they know.