Prentis Apartments
A. Alfred Taubman Jewish Community Campus
15100 West Ten Mile Road
Oak Park, MI 48237
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Administrator: Judy Rosner, LMSW
jrosner@jslmi.org
The Anna & Meyer Prentis Apartments are located on the A. Alfred Taubman Jewish Community Campus in Oak Park, offering more than 200 one-bedroom apartments. Prentis is open to individuals age 62 and older or for those who require the design features of a barrier-free or physically handicapped apartment.
Prentis Apartments offer HUD subsidized apartments. All subsidized apartments are through the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), with rent based on annual income. Nutritious Kosher dinners are served Monday through Friday for a monthly fee.
Our staff is committed to Jewish life and values in all of our buildings. We are highly trained and dedicated to ensuring the well-being and dignity of each resident while striving to ensure their highest possible quality of life. Our staff and volunteers are all trained in the Art of Jewish Caregiving.
Our commitment to provide safe and affordable housing and residential care is evident in the difference we make in the lives of our residents within our community.
Amenities
- A strong sense of community
- Social work staff & support
- A short walk to area synagogues
- Activities at the on-campus Jimmy Prentis Morris Jewish Community Center
- Close proximity to Jewish stores and businesses
- 24 hour monitored personal emergency devices and live-in staff
- Jcare, Inc. services available
- Prescription Program for Seniors (PPS)
- Full time activity program coordinator
- Recreational and educational programs
- Computer Lab
- Volunteer opportunities
- Transportation available
- Beauty shop
- Convenience Pantry
- Russian translation services
- Fitness membership/Jewish Community Centers (reduced rates)
- Pet friendly
Jewish Traditions Observed
- Chapel
- Celebration of Jewish Holidays
- Judaic programming and activities
- Spiritual support and guidance
- Nutritional Kosher food supervised by an on-site mashgiach from the Council of Orthodox Rabbis
- Shabbat Candle lighting
- Non-electric Shabbat door
- Shabbat elevator