Sasse Brooks House in Ypsilanti, MI delivers three levels of care—Assisted Living, Residential Care Home, and Memory Care—so residents can remain in the same community even as their needs change. The care team is trained to support individuals who wander during the day or night, those who are at risk for elopement, and residents who stay awake through the night. The community also manages oxygen therapy, special diets, and diabetes care for both oral-medication users and insulin-dependent residents. Advanced dementia conditions are accepted and supported within the Memory Care program.
Medical oversight is reinforced by a 24-hour nurse on call, an awake night shift, door alarms, and round-the-clock staffing with completed background checks. On-site medical services include routine visits from Harmony Care Physicians, podiatry care, and pharmacy coordination for prescriptions. Caregivers provide full assistance with bathing and dressing, some physical help with eating and toileting, and they can handle transfers that involve walkers, wheelchairs, standby supervision, or a one-person assist.
Private and shared rooms are available, and many are furnished and wired for cable. Housekeeping and scheduled laundry services are included, helping residents keep living spaces clean and clothing fresh. Because layouts and price points differ, not every accommodation contains every listed feature, so families should confirm availability during a tour.
Meals are prepared daily, and residents can choose between set menus or on-order selections. Diet modifications such as mechanical-chopped, puréed, and thickened-liquid options are offered, and vegetarian meals can be requested. Snacks are available throughout the day, and in-room dining is provided when a resident prefers or requires it.
Common areas and apartments are wheelchair accessible, and high-speed internet access allows residents to stay connected with family or stream entertainment. Outdoor communal gardens give residents a place for fresh air and informal socializing.
