Townehall Place of West Bloomfield sits in a three-story building first built as the town hall back in 1923, and it's been fixed up recently while keeping its original feel, so there's a bit of history mixed in with the comfort here, and folks can pick from studio, single, and semi-private rooms, most with kitchenettes, so there's a lot of choice depending how private someone likes to be or if they want a little more company. The place welcomes people age 55 and over, and it does allow some pets, but anyone interested would need to ask about the details. You'll find rooms that get cleaned with regular housekeeping, linens washed by staff, and there's dry cleaning if needed, while staff also help out with different personal activities like bathing, dressing, and managing medicine.
There's chef-prepared meals served restaurant-style down in the big dining area, or if someone would rather eat in their room, room service is available, and guests can come join for meals or even stay overnight. There's on-site laundry, a full-service salon and barber for haircuts or spa days, and Wi-Fi throughout the building, so people can stay in touch with their families or just browse the internet. Nurses are on staff along with certified caregivers from the National Academy of Certified Care Managers and Certified Dementia Practitioners for memory care, so care for Alzheimer's and dementia is a focus, and the place also helps manage conditions like diabetes, renal failure, Parkinson's, and heart failure. The staff is always present day or night, with help available for things like moving around, feeding, and using the bathroom, and folks can ask for physical, occupational, or speech therapy, plus there's a doctor on call and a podiatrist for foot care.
Living at Townehall Place means joining in on daily activities, outings to places off site, devotional services, and lots of different social events planned to keep everyone busy if they want to join, plus common areas indoors and out where residents can relax, visit, or just enjoy the quiet. There's transportation services for errands or appointments, and homecare services are offered right there, including help with groceries, meal prep, and running errands for residents staying in their rooms. The place has built a reputation for healthy, nutritious food, and it's won the Best of Senior Living Award, which probably reflects the good care across independent living, assisted living, nursing, and memory care-all watched over by a leadership team active in senior care organizations like the Michigan Aging Life Care Association.
There's a focus on wellness, with programs covering everything from good food, hydration, and exercise to emotional and social health, and the teams always working to help everyone keep as much independence as possible. The assisted living staff supports with daily needs but aims to let folks have a say in their routines. The rating stands at 4.3 based on 47 reviews, and anyone looking would probably want to come see the place, since it's nearby in West Bloomfield, with Bridge Senior Living making sure tradition and modern care carry on together.
