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Your family becomes our family. We treat your loved one with respect and dignity.
It is understandable that families want to care for their loved one with Alzheimer’s on their own. Complicated feelings like fear and guilt often rush in when considering assisted living for Alzheimer’s and Memory Care. But we are here to answer any questions you may have and offer peace of mind.
We understand it can take a toll on a family; that’s why we offer the support they need and help you get back to living life without worry. Rest assured, knowing they are in good, quality hands.
Individuals living with Alzheimer’s often experience confusion, memory loss, and difficulty expressing their needs. Our “Here & Now” approach centers on responding to those moments with calm, reassurance, and individualized support.
Caregivers use familiar routines, clear communication, and one-on-one engagement to reduce anxiety and frustration. Rather than correcting or rushing residents, we focus on creating moments of comfort and connection that support dignity and emotional well-being.
We understand Alzheimer’s affects the entire family. There is a perfect place for your parent, and we can help you get there.
There is hope!
“With all of her special needs and care, the ladies there never wavered. I am grateful for their care. Everyone went beyond for my loved one and will do the same for yours. Courtyard Manor is the right choice in this difficult situation.“
“When our family first learned our Mom required memory care, we researched area facilities, arranged tours, and met with admissions staff of those facilities. Based on location and the family-like atmosphere with a bright and cheery community room, Mom chose Courtyard Manor of Farmington Hills. Little did we know at the time what a perfect fit Courtyard Manor would be for our Mom.”
“They have consistent staff and create a warm and caring environment for their residents and their family members. Great place!!”
Compassionate assisted living for Alzheimer’s focuses on a daily plan to give those who suffer from the disease personal care, compassion, companionship, and fulfilling activities that bring a smile to their face.
Memory care facilities can vary drastically. Choosing the wrong place could give your parent a poor quality of life. Look for a memory care home that specializes in:
● Alzheimer’s and Dementia care
● 24-hour care
● All-inclusive stay including medication, administration, meals, and more.
● Secure property
● Family-like culture
● The longevity of staff: very low staff turnover means high quality of culture and well-being
● Ability to handle behavioral issues
● Will not move your loved one as the disease progresses
Yes! Memory care is a type of assisted living focusing on the special needs of a person with Alzheimer’s and Dementia diseases. This includes the safety of others, behavioral issues, wandering, anxiety, and more.
The cognitive impairment affects basic life-skills including washing, going to the bathroom, getting dressed, and eating. Look for assisted living that specializes in Alzheimer’s and Dementia care.
Costs vary depending on the level of care your loved one needs, but many families are surprised to learn how much peace of mind comes with an all-inclusive model. At Courtyard Manor, one monthly rate covers 24-hour care, medication administration, meals, and daily activities, no surprise add-on fees as needs change.
We know cost is one of the biggest factors in this decision, so we’re happy to walk you through pricing and what’s included during a free consultation.
There’s no single “right” moment, but there are common signs it may be time: wandering or getting lost, missed medications, safety incidents at home, increased agitation or behavioral changes, or a family caregiver feeling overwhelmed and burned out.
If you’re noticing any of these, it doesn’t mean you’ve failed; it means your loved one may need a level of care that’s difficult to provide at home alone. We’re here to help you figure out what’s next, with no pressure.
Alzheimer’s is the most common cause of dementia, but dementia is actually a broader term that covers a range of conditions affecting memory, thinking, and behavior. While the day-to-day care needs often overlap — safety, routine, and compassionate support — Alzheimer’s can bring specific challenges as it progresses through its stages. Courtyard Manor offers specialized care for both Alzheimer’s and Dementia, and we tailor each resident’s care plan to their specific diagnosis and needs.
Tell us about your loved one’s Alzheimer’s journey; we’ll listen and learn what support they need most.
We’ll walk you through what care to expect for Alzheimer’s, and if we’re not the right fit, we’ll help you find a place that is.
Find peace of mind knowing your loved one is in a secure, family-like environment built for Alzheimer’s care.