Summit at Auburn Hills is a senior living community that gives residents different options like assisted living, memory care, respite care, independent living, nursing homes, and continuing care retirement services, and this place has a strong focus on both care and the daily comforts that can make life a little easier, so you'll see things like private bathrooms, furnished rooms with kitchenettes, high-speed internet, cable TV, air conditioning, and telephones in apartments, and when folks are hungry, there's a dining room, all-day dining, restaurant-style meals, meal prep and service by a professional chef, and even allergy-sensitive food options. The staff provides help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management and they've got a 24-hour call system to reach help any time of day or night, and for those living with memory problems, Summit at Auburn Hills runs a supervised and secure memory care community, and they have programs and care types with special names set aside for people who need extra support.
Residents can get physical therapy, outpatient services, and injury rehabilitation through Summit Physical Therapy and Sound to Summit Physical Therapy, and since these services operate across states like Michigan and Alabama, some clinics go by names like "Auburn" and "Auburn - South." There are also community-focused efforts with the staff investing in the neighborhood and providing caring service-you'll see things like resident-run activities, sports stats programs, player qualifying events, arts and crafts, music, and scheduled daily events, as well as a spa, sauna, game room, library, and movie theater, plus outdoor walking paths and fitness programs that help people stay active. Housekeeping, laundry or dry cleaning, move-in coordination, and family support services are all standard offerings, which makes it easier for residents who might not want to bother with chores.
Summit at Auburn Hills protects tenants' rights with a Resident Bill of Rights, and since they're part of Tricon Residential, residents can use a special app to manage living arrangements, track tickets for events, shop at the community's store, and keep up with news or guides on home design, and if someone has a pet, there are pet-friendly homes of all kinds, from condos and townhomes to single-family options and quick move-in homes. There's a focus on sustainable features within homes, plus smart home technology like Lutron window automation, Somfy solutions, and a Smart Home Collection for automated blinds, shades, shutters, and drapes, and you'll find outdoor amenities like shaded areas, drapes, rugs, and secure doors and windows.
For those interested in gardening or learning about plants, there's educational content on climate change and plant hardiness zones, predicting how things like Windmill palm (zones 7-11), Hydrangea (zones 3-9), Azalea (zones 6-9), or Lavender (zones 5-9) will survive the winter, and residents can join Victory Club Presented by Lexus or check out USGA Video Central for activity programs. The community is master planned, with new home construction, professional advertising for real estate, and a choice of quality homes and apartments managed across North America.
Residents also get support from Tricon Vantage programs, which offer things like financial literacy, credit-building, and help with buying a home or making down payments, so folks who want to plan ahead have options. Summit at Auburn Hills aims to give people a safe and comfortable place to live, with healthcare and engagement as top priorities, so everyone gets access to supervision, security, and a mix of activities and conveniences that can help you feel at home while taking care of your health and daily needs.
