Notting Hill of West Bloomfield

Notting Hill of West Bloomfield offers several types of care, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, hospice, residential care, and short-term rehab, and you'll notice Ciena Healthcare manages the place with a focus on personalized and quality care, which means the staff tries to know what each person needs and help with that, whether someone's there for a short rehab stay, help after being in the hospital, or for long-term care, and they've got both advanced rehab and skilled nursing services, a 118-bed capacity for short-term rehabilitation, and a 112-bed capacity for other long-term stays. The private rooms-68 in all-give you round-the-clock room service if you'd like, and there's private phones, TVs, and tablets in the rooms so people keep their independence and can stay in touch with family, and there's healthy meals served daily in a clean dining area where caregivers are friendly and serve food prepared by an onsite gourmet chef, so you get a formal dining experience, and there's 24-hour room service and a menu that fits many dietary needs. You'll find happy hour events so folks eat together and get to know one another, plus massage therapy and luxury transportation services when residents need to go out. The facility's modern and the living areas are set up to look and feel like home, with organized spaces and an atrium-style courtyard for barbecues, crafts, puzzles, and life enrichment classes both indoors and outside when the weather's right. Spiritual needs don't get overlooked here either, with religious and non-denominational gatherings. There's also medication management and oversight for assisted living residents, plus help with activities of daily living, and there are professional, compassionate staff on site at all times who pay attention to residents' needs and satisfaction, but it's still a place where you can have privacy if you want it. Notting Hill takes part in programs like the National Quality Award Program and keeps up with regulatory resources through the HCAM Assisted Living Board Portal and the Assisted Living Committee Portal, and they offer certified courses for their staff, such as CALD renewal and refresher classes, which helps them keep high standards and best practices in care. The environment's kept clean and welcoming, technology's available for residents, and they try to make it easy for seniors to make the transition back from the hospital to home if needed, or just stay as long as they like, focusing on keeping care professional but always personal.