Visited a friend of mine at arden courts. The staff was helpful and very friendly. The building was very neat and clean. My friend was well taken care of. Knowing he is arden courts make a very difficult time a little easier. Thank You.
Arden Courts of Sterling Heights
Offers Memory Care
6 Reviews
11095 Fourteen Mile Rd, Sterling Heights, MI 48312
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(800) 385-2527
Reviews of Arden Courts of Sterling Heights
Memory Care Reviews for Arden Courts of Sterling Heights
July 23, 2019
I visited this facility
June 10, 2016
I visited this facility
Arden Courts of Sterling Heights was very expensive. They tell you it’s for memory care, but they have such extreme levels of memory care, I don’t think it’s fair to the people in there. They didn’t have enough activities for people to do, so they end up sitting around and doing nothing. They didn’t even let them watch the TV that they wanted to watch. They supposedly played memory games, but it’s not very good. The facility had an odd smell to it.
April 22, 2014
I visited this facility
Arden Courts was very expensive, and there's no financial aid. They're strictly a locked down facility for memory care. It's one building with four separate wings. All doors are locked. The rooms were small and look maintained. The staff was very professional. They do offer seminars and lectures to anybody, may it be a customer or a patient, and they're open to public on awareness of mental health and ageing. They're free. It seemed OK for what we were looking for. For what it is, it looked fine.
January 30, 2014
I visited this facility
I drive by Arden Courts everyday that's how I came to know about it. The highlight for this facility was the general care they have for their patients. It was not an institutional kind of setting. The care there was more personalized. I didn't have any problems with their staff. Their rooms were clean and well managed. It was just a very well organized facility in all aspects.
July 12, 2013
I visited this facility
When I had a meeting at Arden Courts of Sterling Heights, I had a chance to have a tour around the facility. Overall, it was acceptable. What stand out about this place is the friendliness of the staff and the cleanliness of the place. The staff was helpful. I also got a chance to see a room. It was enough for one person. It had a bed and some furniture, but they told me I could bring furniture of my own. They also told me they have activities.
February 27, 2012
Other
I contacted Arden Courts to get information on cost for a friend. Having worked in the healthcare industry I knew of them and had a favorable impression of their work with dementia and alzheimers and their efforts to educate the community, both healthcare professionals and family caregivers. Although as I suspected the cost was prohibitive for my friend I did get a prompt and courteous response from Arden Courts and an offer as a contact for future/further information.
Questions about Arden Courts of Sterling Heights
What ongoing training does the staff receive in dementia care?
Every employee completes an Alzheimer’s and dementia training course which has been certified by the Alzheimer’s Association. They also receive regular in-services to ensure they have the most up-to-date knowledge on the latest dementia caregiving practices.
What programs or activities does Arden Courts of Sterling Heights offer to keep residents engaged? How does the staff engage residents' long-term memories?
Arden Courts provides a wide array of success-oriented programming scheduled all throughout the day, 7-days a week. Our programs are tailored to match each resident’s cognitive and physical capabilities and are specifically designed to engage our residents, provide socialization opportunities, and increase their self-esteem.
Who assesses residents' health and cognitive functioning? How often is that assessment repeated?
Our employees partner with medical professionals and family members to develop a personalized care plan for each resident which is adjusted as necessary. Nurses are on staff 24/7.
What techniques does Arden Courts of Sterling Heights use to support memory care residents during mealtimes?
Our employees are specially trained and use time-tested dementia caregiving techniques to help our residents enjoy their mealtimes and receive appropriate nutrition. Our residents also enjoy their meals in our smaller neighborhood dining rooms. This smaller environment helps to reduce agitation and anxiety in our residents and provides opportunities to socialize with friends over a good meal.
How does Arden Courts of Sterling Heights keep residents' families informed about their loved ones' health?
Family members are updated with any change in condition or change in the resident’s service plan by the Arden Courts leadership team and nursing staff. We also address any concerns our family members have about their loved ones during daily interactions.
Describe the neighborhood around Arden Courts of Sterling Heights. Is it located in a residential neighborhood, a business district, a rural setting, or other type of locale?
Arden Courts is a stand-alone memory care community nestled in residential areas. The community also has safe and secure landscaped walking paths and courtyards so our residents can exercise, enjoy the beauty of the outdoors or sit and chat with friends.
Is Arden Courts of Sterling Heights affiliated with a hospital if more care is needed?
Arden Courts partners with many healthcare professionals and hospital systems.
Costs for Arden Courts of Sterling Heights
Services and Amenities of Arden Courts of Sterling Heights
Costs
- All Inclusive Rent
- Entry Fee
- Fee Structure Extra: Entry Fee Cost : $2500
- Memory Care Starting At: $6825/month
Room and housing options
- Companion Suites: Yes
- Studio Apartments
Dining options
- Dining Room Shared Meals
Features
- Beauty Barber Shop
- Party Space
- Tv Room
- Garden And Patio
- Security Gate
Cleaning services
- Laundry For Linens
- Housekeeping
- Laundry For Clothing
Technology and entertainment
- Cable In Rooms
Health services
- Hospice Care
- Medication Management
- Nurse On Staff: Yes
Activities
- Music
- Games
- Stories
- Religious Services
- Gardening
- Arts And Crafts
- Activities Extra: Exercise Classes
Guest services
- Guest Parking
General
- Resident Capacity: 56
- Respite Care
- Minimum Age: 55
- Pets: No Pets Allowed
Range of services
- Personal Care Assistants
- In Home Health
Payment options
- Check
Licenses
- State Licenses: AH500293047
About Arden Courts of Sterling Heights
Developed nearly 30 years ago, Arden Courts provides a unique approach to caregiving and was created to help people living with memory loss enjoy residential living while receiving the professional assistance they need 24 hours a day. We understand dementia because memory care is all we do.
Arden Courts recognize that our residents have individual routines and interests, capabilities, and needs. We set out to accommodate their individuality beginning with an assessment by one of our professional staff members. Working with you, we develop an individualized care plan which is regularly adjusted to meet any changes in your loved one’s routine or condition.
Our community was specially designed not only to be safe and secure but to instill a sense of home that enables our residents to remain as independent as possible. The layout of the community was designed to help your loved one stay as oriented as possible while maximizing their independence. Our safe and secure landscaped walking paths and courtyard areas allow residents to explore and be as active as they would like. Our engaging, success-oriented programming is scheduled throughout the day and is tailored to meet our resident’s abilities and interests.
When it comes to memory care, experience makes a difference. Contact us to arrange for your personal tour and discover how Arden Courts can make a difference in your loved one’s life today.
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