Farmington Hills Inn

Last verified: October 2026 against the LARA facility record

Is Farmington Hills Inn licensed in Michigan?

Yes. Farmington Hills Inn holds an active regular Home for the Aged license, number AH630236784, from Michigan LARA's Bureau of Community and Health Systems, for 137 residents. Its current license runs August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027, and it appears in LARA's statewide facility file as of October 24, 2026.

License and contact information for Farmington Hills Inn

What did LARA's most recent renewal inspection of Farmington Hills Inn find?

LARA's renewal inspection of Farmington Hills Inn on October 17, 2023 cited 5 rule violations, which requires the licensee to file a written corrective action plan before the license is renewed. Renewal citations are common; what matters is the subject of each one and whether it repeats.

Rules cited in that report:

• R 325.1922 - Admission and retention of residents
• R 325.1932 - Resident medications
• R 325.1944 - Employee records and work schedules
• R 325.1953 - Menus

Read the full renewal report on LARA (posted October 30, 2023).

What have LARA's special investigations of Farmington Hills Inn found?

LARA has posted 6 special investigation reports for Farmington Hills Inn since October 2023, covering 8 allegations. Investigators established a violation on 4 of those allegations, and 6 of the 6 reports found at least one violation, counting additional rule findings. A corrective action plan is required whenever a violation is established.

What is Farmington Hills Inn's full licensing history on LARA's public record?

LARA's profile for Farmington Hills Inn holds 7 posted reports from 2023 through 2025: 1 renewal inspection, 6 special investigations. The license was first issued December 29, 2000, per the original issuance date printed on LARA's reports. The licensee of record is Alycekay Co..

What level of care is Farmington Hills Inn licensed to provide?

Farmington Hills Inn is licensed as a Home for the Aged, Michigan's license for a supervised personal-care residence of 21 or more residents age 55 and older, under Part 213 of the Public Health Code and the R 325.1901 rule set. LARA lists Alzheimer's among the populations it serves, so it may admit residents with dementia; as a Home for the Aged that markets dementia care, it must give families a written description of that program under MCL 333.20178.

Who is Farmington Hills Inn a good fit for, based on its license?

Based only on its LARA record, Farmington Hills Inn suits families planning ahead for dementia care, since LARA lists Alzheimer's among the populations it serves. It may also suit people who want a large community with more staff, activities and dining options under one roof; families who value a long track record, since it has been licensed since 2000.

How does Farmington Hills Inn compare with other licensed facilities in Oakland County?

With 137 licensed beds, Farmington Hills Inn ranks No. 5 by capacity among the 88 listed assisted living settings in Oakland County, where the median is 56 beds. Of those 88, 69 are licensed to serve Alzheimer's, 66 have at least one special investigation report posted, and LARA flags rule violations in the past year at 22.

Licensed Homes for the Aged of similar size in Oakland County, from the same LARA file:

Where is Farmington Hills Inn and what is nearby?

Farmington Hills Inn is at 30350 W. Twelve Mile Road, Farmington Hills, in Oakland County. Hospitals families in the area use most include Corewell Health Farmington Hills Hospital, Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital. Veterans are served by the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center in Detroit.

Free, unbiased options counseling for Oakland County families comes from the Area Agency on Aging 1-B, which can also explain MI Choice Waiver eligibility. Compare nearby options on our Farmington Hills assisted living guide.

How much does Farmington Hills Inn cost?

LARA does not publish rates, so ask Farmington Hills Inn for its written rate sheet and any care-level fees. For context, memory care in Metro Detroit typically runs $4,800 to $6,800 per month in 2026.

Paying for it: Michigan's MI Choice Waiver can pay for personal care and supports for eligible residents of a licensed Home for the Aged or AFC home, but it does not pay room and board, and not every community accepts waiver participants. Wartime veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for VA Aid & Attendance. Ask both questions on the first call.

How should I evaluate Farmington Hills Inn?

The license says what a home is allowed to do; the inspection reports show how it has been doing it. Read Farmington Hills Inn's latest LARA renewal inspection and its special investigation reports, then visit at a mealtime and again unannounced, and ask how the memory care team would handle a resident whose needs change.

Questions to ask on your tour of Farmington Hills Inn

• Your last LARA renewal cited R 325.1922 (admission and retention of residents). What did your corrective action plan change?
• What did LARA cite at your last renewal inspection, and what changed afterward?
• Which care needs would require a move to a nursing home, and how much notice do you give?
• Who passes medications, how are they trained, and how are medication errors reviewed?
• How long have the administrator and the wellness or health services director been in their roles?
• Is the monthly rate all-inclusive or tiered by care level? May I take the written rate sheet home?
• How often is the service plan updated, and do families get a copy?
• Do you accept MI Choice Waiver services or VA Aid & Attendance, and is there a wait for those residents?
• What does the residency agreement say about notice periods and rate increases?
• May I have the written description of your dementia program that MCL 333.20178 requires?

What are the next steps if I am considering Farmington Hills Inn?

Confirm availability, read the LARA record, and tour at least twice before signing anything. The order below keeps the state record in front of you before the sales conversation starts.

1. Call Farmington Hills Inn at (248) 851-9640 and ask whether it has an opening at your parent's care level, including in memory care.
2. Before the tour, open the LARA profile and read the latest renewal report and the two most recent special investigation reports.
3. Request the written rate sheet, the residency agreement and a blank service plan.
4. Visit twice - once at a meal and once unannounced in the evening - and use the tour questions above.
5. Tour at least one comparison community; nearby licensed options include StoryPoint Farmington Hills and Fleischman Residence.
6. Call us before you sign - we review the agreement and the LARA record with you at no cost.

Who can help if there is a problem at Farmington Hills Inn?

Start with the administrator, then file a complaint with LARA at 866-856-0126 or online; LARA investigates complaints about Homes for the Aged and AFC homes. Report suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation to Michigan's 24-hour line at 855-444-3911, and call the Long Term Care Ombudsman at 866-485-9393 for free, confidential advocacy.

LARA online complaint form

Other licensed communities near Farmington Hills

• StoryPoint Farmington Hills - Farmington Hills, 120 beds
• Fleischman Residence - West Bloomfield, 116 beds
• StoryPoint West Bloomfield - West Bloomfield, 113 beds
• Rose Senior Living Farmington Hills - Farmington Hills, 108 beds
• Fairmont Senior Living of Farmington Hills - Farmington Hills, 75 beds

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This profile uses only public LARA records and does not rate, rank or endorse Farmington Hills Inn. Detroit Senior Advisor is not affiliated with the community.