Independent living
One and two bedroom apartments with three daily meals, housekeeping and full activity calendar.
Independent living, assisted living and memory care on one campus, so a change in care does not mean a change of address. Licensed nurses on site around the clock.
All rates are month to month and include dining, housekeeping, utilities and activities.
One and two bedroom apartments with three daily meals, housekeeping and full activity calendar.
Everything in independent living plus personal care, medication management and daily check ins.
Secured neighborhood with specially trained staff, structured routines and a higher staffing ratio.
Short term furnished stays from one week, often used after a hospital discharge.
A licensed nurse evaluates needs and recommends the level of care, before you commit to anything.
Fielder Commons has been owned by the same Ann Arbor family for 27 years. Our executive director has been here eleven years and most of our care staff have been here more than five, which residents and families notice more than any amenity list.
“Mom moved into independent living and needed assisted living two years later. She changed apartments but kept the same dining room, the same friends and the same staff.”
Karen H., Daughter of a resident
“The nurse who did dad's assessment told us honestly he was not ready for memory care yet. Nobody tried to sell us the more expensive option.”
Michael O., Son of a resident
A licensed nurse does a free assessment covering mobility, medication management, bathing and dressing, memory and nutrition. That evaluation drives the recommendation, and we will tell you when someone does not yet need assisted living.
Rent, three meals a day, all utilities except phone, weekly housekeeping and laundry, scheduled transportation, activities and 24 hour staffing. Assisted living adds personal care and medication management at a level based rate.
No. Fielder Commons is month to month with a community fee at move in and no buy in or refundable entrance deposit. If circumstances change, a 30 day notice ends the agreement.
Medicare does not pay for long term room and board in assisted living. Long term care insurance policies often do, and we help families submit documentation. Some residents also qualify for the VA Aid and Attendance benefit.
Come for a meal and see the dining room during a normal lunch. Tours run daily and we will answer pricing questions honestly on the first visit.