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PVM is a leader in Affordable Housing and services for seniors in Michigan, with many communities in the City of Detroit. Affordable housing helps older adults with limited incomes access safe, comfortable housing at a reduced cost. Many programs are funded through federal, state, or local agencies.
Eligibility depends on age (some villages are 55 and older and some 62 and older); household income, household assets (where applicable); and citizenship. Income requirements vary by community and local housing guidelines.
Affordable senior living communities are designed to provide the independence you want and the features you need, supported by amenities, conveniences, and services that turn just living into satisfaction and a sense of belonging. Public transportation access and community vans keep you connected with local shopping, banks, church and health care. Specifics vary by village but features can include accessible apartments, elevators, community rooms, laundry facilities, secure building entry, building maintenance, and resident activities. Some villages offer a knowledgeable Resident Service Coordinator to consult about the challenges of aging independently.
Explore our signature communities, conveniently located in your community and learn about living options, programs, requirements, availability and amenities.
Affordable apartments vary by Village, and fall into two categories:
For adults age 62 and older. Residents typically pay about 30% of adjusted monthly income for rent. The specific programs include:
These are privately-owned apartment communities developed through the federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program. Rent is restricted to remain affordable based on income limits established for the community.
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Presbyterian Villages of Michigan is committed to providing the services seniors need to live as independently and fully as possible. In addition to accessible buildings, transportation assistance and social activities, some affordable villages offer Resident Service Coordination.
This service is free, private, and complete voluntary. Coordinators can help find services, understand options and connect with trusted providers.
PVM is affiliated with the PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) program in Michigan This Medicare and Medicaid plan delivers all-inclusive, coordinated medical care. Pace makes it easier to stay healthy and stay in your home. Many villages are close to PACE centers.
You and your family may engage independent in-home service providers, too.
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Presbyterian Villages of Michigan (PVM) has an Ethics Advisory Committee committed to ensuring that all aspects of ethical concerns are heard, valued and considered. The committee is composed of board members from the villages, staff, residents and family members and community representitives.
Within all fields of aging and health, individuals, health care workers and family members will face difficult moral decisions. There is assistance when questions, conflicts, and moral dilemmas involving the care of residents need to be addressed.
When an ethical conflict or question cannot be resolved, residents, family members, board members and/or employees are invited to contact the Ethics Advisory Committee for assistance. The committee will help identify the factors involved and will provide any existing policies or ethical standards which may apply. Options will then be developed for solving the problem, exploring their advantages and disadvantages.
We want you to be aware of the committee’s availability as a resource whenever you have the need for broader discussion or advice regarding any matter of ethical importance.
The Ethics Advisory Committee will provide reflection on the dilemma, and may offer perspectives, options and recommendations. The committee does not make binding decisions. Staff, residents and/or family members affected by or considering an ethical concern are welcome to attend these committee discussions. The committee is not a substitute for the resident/family/physician relationship of traditional clinical decision makers.
The Ethics Advisory Committee also helps develop policies which reflect high ethical standards for the Presbyterian Villages of Michigan and the community.
You may contact the PVM Ethics Advisory Committee at:
25200 Telegraph Road, Suite 400
Southfield, MI 48033-7496
248.281.2020
The Ethics Advisory Committee is an advisory committee only. All information submitted to the committee will be kept confidential and follow all applicable laws and Presbyterian Villages of Michigan privacy policies.
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