Platinum Care, Inc., at 8680 Hugh St in Westland, MI, is a Michigan Licensed Adult Foster Care Facility set up as an Adult Small Group Home, which means it cares for up to six residents at a time, and they do a lot with personal care since they're focused on patient-centered support, and they stick to doing things for the people who need different kinds of care, like assisted living, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, and people who live with developmental disabilities or mental illness, so their staff includes nurses with a BSN, pharmacists, and trained caregivers, and they all pitch in together to help folks with day-to-day things, from medication management to incontinence care and high acuity care, and even help people who have trouble moving around, which makes it a spot that tries to meet more complex needs, and there's also hospice services if needed, so the whole setup is really about covering a lot of ground in a small group setting.
Platinum Care takes a team approach, and they use special names for some of their services and spaces, plus they run extra programs like care management, patient assistance, and have an Office of Recipient Rights, which some families find helpful, and in addition to all the usual support, residents get access to things like crisis services, a 24-hour helpline, an Access Call Center, and extra help for adults with mental illness, autism, children's support, substance use disorders, and a few others, so there's a fair bit going on for a setting this size.
The place has a community feeling, since it's a small home, and people can bring dogs and cats if they want, and there's complimentary transportation available to help residents get around, though some transport services might cost extra, and the home doesn't allow smoking indoors at all, whether private or public spaces, which keeps the air clean for everyone. They have regular licensing inspections, and reports are on file, and they hold a current license up till December 2026. Platinum Care is listed as a provider on the A Place for Mom website, but right now there's only one public review and it gives a rating of 1 out of 5, and they don't take Medicare unless they're certified for it. Families often pick this kind of setting because it keeps care personal, and staff work to give each resident a chance to be comfortable and safe.
