Ivy Cottage, located in Westland, MI, offers dedicated memory care for residents suffering from dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. With a focus on memory enhancing care plans tailored to each resident’s needs and stage in life, Ivy Cottage provides a warm, cozy, and secure setting for individuals with memory-related conditions. The facility is fully licensed and offers nursing and social work support services, creating an environment that promotes physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.
At Ivy Cottage, compassionate care is at the forefront, with accommodations for no more than 20 residents to ensure a personalized and attentive approach to support. The community is part of The Village of Westland, a senior living community offering a variety of living options for older adults. With a 23-acre campus that includes apartments, Licensed Adult Foster Care, and memory support services, residents have access to dining services, a wellness center with state-of-the-art fitness equipment, and personalized support programs.
The dedicated team at Ivy Cottage works closely with each resident to create an individualized program of support, ensuring that the services provided are tailored to their specific needs. This personalized approach allows for a plan that is uniquely tailored to each resident, providing the precise level of care and assistance needed to support their well-being. Whether it’s assistance with bathing, grooming, meals, or other activities of daily life, residents can expect compassionate and supportive care at Ivy Cottage.
Inclusive and welcoming, Ivy Cottage strives to create a supportive and nurturing environment for individuals with memory-related conditions. With a focus on creating a sense of home and community, residents can feel secure and well-cared for in this specialized memory care setting. By prioritizing individualized care plans, compassionate support services, and a warm and inviting atmosphere, Ivy Cottage aims to provide a high quality of life for residents with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.