StoryPoint Farmington Hills

StoryPoint Farmington Hills is a senior living community on West 14 Mile Road in Farmington Hills, Michigan, where assisted living apartments and a licensed, secured memory care neighborhood share one building. The apartments are open-concept, and the memory care neighborhood is set apart so that people living with Alzheimer's disease or other dementia can move about comfortably in a space planned around their needs.

Together, the two levels of support allow a resident to remain in a familiar building and among familiar faces if care needs change. Assisted living apartments come as studios, one-bedroom apartments with one bath, and two-bedroom apartments with one bath, which gives residents a choice between a compact private space and a larger home for favorite furniture and keepsakes. Memory care apartments are studios, each with its own bath, and a downloadable floor plan guide lets families compare the layouts before visiting.

Care in assisted living is available around the clock and centers on the everyday routines that become harder with age. Team members help with bathing, dressing and grooming, support medication schedules, and coordinate appointments and communication with health care providers, while housekeeping and laundry services take care of household chores so residents can spend their energy on the parts of the day they enjoy most.

Because help is arranged around each person's routine, residents keep the independence they want while knowing that a team member is available at any hour of the day or night. In memory care, specially trained staff provide licensed support at all hours, and a dedicated team focused on aging and dementia services helps shape each day. The secured design lets residents walk freely inside their neighborhood while families have confidence in their safety, and the care team gets to know each person so that the help offered reflects what that resident needs and wants.

The memory care neighborhood also uses an artificial intelligence based fall detection system, which adds another layer of attention to residents' safety throughout the day and night. Fresh meals are prepared by chefs and served every day in the dining room, where an executive chef builds menus around locally sourced options and the preferences and feedback that residents share. Mealtimes become a natural gathering point in the day, and dining is included as part of the services the community provides.

Residents who have a favorite dish or a request for the menu can share it directly, and the executive chef takes those preferences into account when planning what comes next. Beyond apartments and dining, the community offers a variety of daily activities and social events, along with shared gathering spaces for residents, friends and family. An on-site beauty salon and barbershop make grooming part of the weekly routine without a trip across town, and a library and a business center give residents quiet places to read, write letters, or handle paperwork.

These shared rooms give families a comfortable place to gather for birthdays, quiet afternoon visits, or simply an hour of conversation over coffee with a loved one. The community sits on West 14 Mile Road in Farmington Hills, in a suburban part of Oakland County with parks, recreational facilities and walking trails in the surrounding area. Shops and restaurants are within a short drive, and Corewell Health Farmington Hills Hospital is about six miles from the front door, with Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital about three miles away.

Families coming from elsewhere in Oakland County can reach the community by way of 14 Mile Road. A typical day in assisted living can begin with breakfast in the dining room, continue with an activity planned by the team, and end with a relaxed evening among neighbors who have become familiar faces. Residents who prefer quiet time can retreat to their own apartments or to the library, and visitors can join a meal or sit in a shared lounge. Evenings tend to be unhurried, with time for conversation, a favorite program, or a quiet moment before bed.