Visiting Angels Plymouth-Canton is proud to serve and support aging loved ones in Inkster, Michigan which is a quiet and relaxing western suburb of Detroit with just over 26,000 residents. 

Like many cities surrounding the Detroit area, Inkster has a storied history and was home to several interesting people such as Geraldine Hoff Doyle who was featured in the Rosie the Riveter of the famed “We Can Do It” poster, Activist Malcolm X moved there in 1952 where his house still stands today, 1993 Rose Bowl MVP and University of Michigan football player Tyrone Wheatley, and members of The Marvelettes best known for their Motown song “Please Mr. Postman”. 

It is this rich history and peaceful atmosphere that makes for an idyllic setting for Inkster’s aging population to enjoy their golden years, in addition to the various institutions and support systems available to them. 

Recreational Opportunities

There are an abundance of outdoor parks for seniors to visit that provide opportunities to enjoy nature and the community at large such as Inkster Park, Westwood Park, and Colonial Park. Visiting Angels Plymouth-Canton’s caregiver services include transportation to such places to ensure senior citizens have access to amenities such as these in their community. 

Senior Housing Options

There are various senior housing options available right within Inkster that include Cherry Hill Place, St. Clements House, and Daly Residence. The surrounding communities and cities also provide ample housing options as well. 

Medical Facilities 

Seniors and their families can feel confident knowing there are several medical care facilities located in Inkster such as Western Wayne Family Health Centers, Inkster Urgent Care, and Inkster Intensive Outpatient Recovery, and there is even a mobile health clinic. The surrounding areas of Ann Arbor and Detroit also provide nationally-renowned medical care facilities that can be accessed quickly. 

Transportation 

As part of its services to senior citizens, the city of Inkster’s Nankin Transit provides transportation for medical appointments on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday within a seven mile radius of Inkster. And transportation is provided to a local grocery store every Tuesday, so families can be at peace knowing their aging loved one can access the necessary amenities. 

Supportive Organizations 

Since 1972 the city of Inkster’s Senior Center has supported  its senior population in a multitude of ways. They provide fitness classes that focus on cardiovascular conditioning, strength training, flexibility, and balance training. Other services include home delivered meals and a File of Life program, which helps seniors create a mini-medical record that allows medical personnel to quickly obtain medical information when the patient is unable to communicate. The Friendship Club is an opportunity for seniors to gather at the Recreation Complex on Thursdays to play cards, bingo, and other games. Workshops and field trips are also available. 

Inkster strives to create a welcoming and supportive environment for senior citizens and their families. Our caregivers are ready and able to support your family in Inkster when the time is right. 

Contact us today for a free consultation to inquire about senior in-home and palliative care in Inkster, Michigan. 

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