Farmington Hills Inn Costs & Pricing
Farmington Hills Inn offers competitive pricing across its various room types, especially when compared to Oakland County and state averages. For instance, the semi-private room at the Inn is priced at $2,340, significantly lower than both the county average of $3,204 and the state average of $3,191. Similarly, the studio option at $2,975 presents a striking contrast to Oakland County's $4,577 and Michigan's overall average of $3,824. However, when it comes to the one-bedroom suite priced at $4,170 and the two-bedroom option at $5,000, prices align more closely with Oakland County's rates of $3,507 for one-bedroom units but exceed its two-bedroom average of $3,881. Overall, Farmington Hills Inn positions itself as an affordable choice for residents seeking quality accommodations without straying far from market standards in both county and state contexts.
| Floor plans | Farmington Hills Inn | Oakland County | Michigan |
|---|
| Semi-Private | $2,340 | $3,204 | $3,189 |
| Studio | $2,975 | $4,577 | $3,824 |
| 1 Bedroom | $4,170 | $3,507 | $3,384 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $5,000 | $3,881 | $3,523 |
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Overall Review of Farmington Hills Inn
differentiator
10 reviews mention this
Good value compared to others
Residents and families often describe the pricing as better value than competing options.
Multiple reviewers say the community fits their budget better than other places they compared, and they felt the care matched what they were paying for. A few also call out that the rooms can be older or smaller, but still see the overall cost as reasonable for the services provided. The pricing analysis included here shows units priced notably below county and state averages, which lines up with those value-focused comments.
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28 reviews mention this
Staff warmth and attentiveness
Many reviewers highlight staff members as attentive, caring, and responsive to residents.
A large share of reviews emphasize kindness, patience, and the sense that residents are treated with respect and dignity. Several families describe staff as helpful during the transition, knowledgeable during tours, and engaged in day-to-day interactions like addressing residents by name. A smaller number of reviews raise the opposite concern, including claims of inadequate staffing and poor communication, but the most repeated positive feedback is about the staffâs attitude and daily support.
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18 reviews mention this
Dining feels like a meal service
Residents and families frequently describe meals as offered in a true dining-room setting.
Many reviewers say they liked the meals, describe a dining-room experience, and note that residents are waited on with a choice of entrees. Some specifically mention three meals a day and positive taste feedback, including comments about the chef preparing food. There are also diet-related mentions in reviewsâboth requests for specific diets and concerns when a diabetic diet was not followedâso families with specific dietary needs may want to confirm how meal plans are handled.
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16 reviews mention this
Activities keep residents engaged
Reviewers often point to frequent activities that keep residents busy.
Multiple reviews describe daily schedules with games, bingo, music, crafts, and organized outings, with some family members seeing residents remain active most of the time. Several comments also connect engagement with the memory care experience, describing secure outdoor space and hands-on activities meant to prevent boredom. A few other reviewers say the community felt more institutional or that there was not enough happening, so experiences appear to vary by visit and by how staffing affects programming.
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14 reviews mention this
Clean and well-kept facility
Cleaning and upkeep are commonly described as strengths.
Many reviews say the building is very clean and well maintained, including observations during tours and everyday visits. Several families also mention cleanliness as part of what made them comfortable and willing to move loved ones in. At the same time, there are recurring negative comments about odors and unclean conditions in memory care areas, along with reports like dirty shower mats, sticky floors, and hygiene problemsâso prospective residents may want to ask how housekeeping and infection-control are monitored in the units.
caveat
12 reviews mention this
Staffing and care can fall short
Some residents and families report serious concerns about staffing coverage and care follow-through.
Alongside positive staff feedback, a set of reviews describe long delays for help, concerns about short staffing, and problems getting calls answered after hours. There are also high-severity claims involving medication and medical-diet management, including a review alleging improper insulin administration and insulin timing issues for a diabetic resident. Other reviews describe safety worries and inadequate supervision, including claims of residents falling or being left in unsafe situations, which is something families should investigate directly for their loved oneâs specific care needs.
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