Overview of Beaumont Commons – Farmington Hills Beaumont Commons – Farmington Hills, located at 21450 Archwood Circle in Farmington Hills, Oakland County, Michigan, is a 179-bed community operated by nonprofit Botsford General Hospital. The 33-acre setting provides independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing services to a mixed census spanning both short-term Medicare rehabilitation (typical 26-day stay) and long-term Medicaid placements (averaging two years). Medicare and Medicaid certified.
Nursing personnel deliver 4 hours 24 minutes of care per resident daily, marginally above the Michigan average and ranked 38th among 133 state facilities. The nursing roster comprises 20 registered nurses, 38 licensed practical nurses, and 75 certified nursing assistants. A 2.0-to-1 overall staff-to-resident ratio outperforms the Michigan average by 18%, reflecting the nonprofit commitment to direct-care staffing: payroll consumes 78% of revenue, the third-highest proportion in the state.
Health inspection performance runs 29.3% below Michigan average; the weaker component of the overall rating, which stands 4.4% below state average. Quality measures rank 33% above state average, and staffing rates 14.4% above. In 2023, CMS imposed a single $16,000 civil money penalty for regulatory violation; zero payment denials have been assessed.
High-risk clinical events score 4.7, 44% better than Michigan average; and functional decline score 8.4, 49% better than state baseline. Residents record below-average rates of falls with injury, pressure ulcers, weight loss, and depression. Infection control and antipsychotic restraint show less favorable profiles. Vaccination rates are generally strong, though pneumococcal vaccine uptake lags state average.
Current occupancy is 40.8% and substantially below the Michigan average of 75.8%; housing 87 of 179 licensed beds. Resident census breaks down as 57.5% Medicaid, 31% Medicare, 11.5% private pay. The facility has operated at a significant operating deficit since 2020.
Beaumont Commons serves long-term nursing care candidates, particularly Medicaid-eligible residents. Strong clinical and functional preservation metrics offset lower census and recent federal penalty, though financial pressures and health inspection concerns temper the overall profile.