Aging well at home takes the right kind of help at the right time. Great Lakes Care Services provides that help to Farmington Hills families, with local caregivers who support older adults through everyday tasks, tougher days, and everything in between.
Farmington Hills is one of the larger and more diverse cities in Oakland County, a place where longtime homeowners, tight-knit cultural communities, and green spaces like Heritage Park all sit side by side. It is also a city where a great many residents have grown older in the same houses they raised families in, and would much rather stay put than start over somewhere unfamiliar.
We help them do exactly that. Great Lakes Care Services brings non-medical support into the home across Farmington Hills, from the neighborhoods near Grand River and Orchard Lake Road to the quieter streets off Twelve Mile and Northwestern Highway. Every plan is shaped around the individual: what they can still do on their own, where they have started to struggle, and how much support the family can realistically provide themselves. With a hospital right here in the city, we are also well positioned to help families manage the move from a hospital stay back to home.
A rotating team of awake caregivers covering every hour of the day and night.
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One caregiver settled into the home as a steady daily presence.
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Patient, structured support tuned to each stage of the condition.
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Focused help through the recovery period after a hospital or surgical stay.
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Discreet, hands-on assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and moving safely from room to room.
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Regular visits, good conversation, and a hand with errands and light tasks for seniors who mainly need company and a bit of help.
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You work with a coordinator who knows Farmington Hills and personally runs your loved one's care, reachable when you actually need them rather than buried behind a national menu.
Background screening, reference verification, and a practical skills check all come before the first shift, and continued training, dementia included, follows.
When a caregiver cannot make it in, sorting out the replacement is our responsibility. Your family never has to scramble to keep care going.
Raise or lower hours, change the type of support, or rework the whole plan as your loved one's needs move. Nothing about it is set in concrete.
Yes. We serve the entire city, from the Heritage Park area and the Grand River and Orchard Lake corridors to the neighborhoods near Twelve Mile and Northwestern Highway, across every Farmington Hills ZIP code.
Respite care is specifically about giving a family caregiver a break. The caregiving tasks are similar, but the purpose is relief, covering for you for a few hours, a recurring block each week, or a longer period, so you can rest or handle other responsibilities while your loved one stays in good hands.
No. Great Lakes Care Services provides non-medical home care — help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, meal preparation, mobility support, medication reminders, and companionship. Our caregivers do not administer medications, perform clinical procedures, or provide skilled nursing. If your loved one needs medical care alongside the support we provide, we can coordinate with a licensed home health agency so nothing falls through the cracks.
Usually within 24 to 72 hours of your first call. If a hospital discharge is involved, we can often coordinate with the discharge team so support is ready the day your loved one returns home.
Yes. Many Farmington Hills families start with a few hours of companion or personal care each week and expand from there as needs change.
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