Senior Care Navigation Expands to Southeast Michigan

Senior Care Navigation of SE Michigan

Chicago's premier Aging-in-Place and Geriatric Care Management agency, Senior Care Navigation, is thrilled to announce the opening of its second location in Southeast Michigan where we are helping seniors and their families plan for and navigating the complexities of aging. A Birmingham native, Jennifer L. Vince, M.Ed., CSA, CDP, DCS, CMDCP, CMDCPT, founded the Michigan branch to give back to the community where she was raised. Her mission is to empower seniors to plan ahead for their aging journey by addressing all aspects of aging, offering ongoing support, and helping to minimize crisis interventions. Senior Care Navigation of SE Michigan offers: Comprehensive Master Aging Plans Advocacy and Crisis Support Ongoing Geriatric Care Management and Wellness Checks 90% of all seniors want to age-in-place in their homes, yet less than 30% have comprehensively planned for their aging future. Let Senior Care Navigation of SE Michigan be your trusted partner during this next chapter of life. Call us today to see if we can help you with your aging journey!

Oakland County

Detroit Metropolitan Area

Birmingham

Michigan

Chicago's premier Aging-in-Place and Geriatric Care Management agency, Senior Care Navigation, is thrilled to announce the opening of its second...

C K Pool Services LLC

CK Pools specializes in openings, closings weekly maintenance for pool customers in the Birmingham - Bloomfield Hills area. I have over 20 years experience in the Pool business.

Bloomfield-Bloomfield Hills

CK Pools specializes in openings, closings weekly maintenance for pool customers in the Birmingham - Bloomfield Hills area. I have over 20 years...

Waterproofing Company Based in Shelby Township Michigan

Mansour’s Innovations 

Mansour’s Innovations is a family-owned and operated waterproofing, plumbing, and excavation company based in Shelby Township, Michigan (Metro Detroit area). It specializes in basement waterproofing, foundation repair, drainage systems, sump pump installations, sewer services, hydro jetting, and related home protection solutions for residential and commercial clients. The company was founded on the principle of delivering exceptional quality and honest service. It began as a small family operation in 2014 and has since grown into one of Southeast Michigan’s most trusted providers in the field, completing over 1,600 projects with a 4.9-star Google rating. Most projects come with a 25-year transferable warranty, reflecting their focus on long-term reliability. Imad Mansour serves as the CEO and driving force behind the company (often referenced in the business name). He is described as an entrepreneur with a background rooted in hands-on leadership and the “School of Hard Knocks.” Under his guidance, Mansour’s Innovations emphasizes American-owned operations, local employment, support for veterans, and community involvement in Michigan. Core Values -Quality Workmanship High standards with no shortcuts; all work is fully warranted. -Honesty &amp; Transparency Fair pricing, clear communication, and no hidden fees. -Reliable Service On-time, dependable execution with straightforward updates. -Family Values Treating every customer’s home as if it we're their own. -Community Focused Built on referrals and serving neighbors across Michigan. -American Pride Proudly U.S.-based, supporting local workers and communities. The company’s website highlights its growth from humble beginnings into a go-to expert for water damage prevention, foundation issues, and plumbing needs in the region. It positions itself as a trusted partner for homeowners facing basement flooding, sewer problems, or excavation requirements. visit their site at: https://www.mansoursinnovations.com/

Macomb County

Macomb

Shelby Township

Mansour’s Innovations is a family-owned and operated waterproofing, plumbing, and excavation company based in Shelby Township, Michigan (Metro...

Updated at 9:30 p.m.Four people have won election to the Birmingham City Commission in a 13-way race, according to unofficial Oakland County election results. The top four vote-getters are:<ol><li>Pierre Boutros, 2,029 votes (15 percent)</li><li>Patty Bordman, 1,857 votes (14 percent)</li><li>Andrew M. Harris, 1,617 votes (12 percent)</li><li>Carroll DeWeese, 1,492 votes (11 percent)</li></ol>Our Earlier ReportThirteen candidates are running for four four-year terms on the Birmingham City Commission in Tuesday's election.Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you're unsure of where to vote, <a href="http://www.michigan.gov/sos/0%2C1607%2C7-127-1640_14837-49313--%2C00.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">find your polling place here</a>.The candidates are:<ul><li>Patty Bordman</li><li>Pierre Boutros</li><li>Carroll DeWeese</li><li>Patricia Edwards</li><li>De Angello Espree</li><li>Nancy J. Fowler</li><li>Andrew M. Harris</li><li>Corey Jacoby</li><li>Stuart Jeffares</li><li>Linda Peterson</li><li>David W. Potts</li><li>Barry R. Powers</li><li>Daniel M. Share</li></ul>Voters will also elect three people to four-year terms on the Library Board. The three declared candidates are:<ul><li>James W. Suhay</li><li>Robert Tera</li><li>David J. Underdown</li></ul>

Four people have won election to the Birmingham City Commission in a 13-way race, according to unofficial Oakland County election results. The top four vote-getters are:<ol><li>Pierre Boutros, 2,029 votes (15 percent)</li><li>Patty Bordman, 1,857 votes (14 percent)</li><li>Andrew M. Harris, 1,617 votes (12 percent)</li><li>Carroll DeWeese, 1,492 votes (11 percent)</li></ol>Our Earlier Report

Thirteen candidates are running for four four-year terms on the Birmingham City Commission in Tuesday’s election.Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you’re unsure of where to vote, <a href="http://www.michigan.gov/sos/0%2C1607%2C7-127-1640_14837-49313--%2C00.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">find your polling place here</a>.

The candidates are:<ul><li>Patty Bordman</li><li>Pierre Boutros</li><li>Carroll DeWeese</li><li>Patricia Edwards</li><li>De Angello Espree</li><li>Nancy J. Fowler</li><li>Andrew M. Harris</li><li>Corey Jacoby</li><li>Stuart Jeffares</li><li>Linda Peterson</li><li>David W. Potts</li><li>Barry R. Powers</li><li>Daniel M. Share</li></ul>Voters will also elect three people to four-year terms on the Library Board. The three declared candidates are:

<ul><li>James W. Suhay</li><li>Robert Tera</li><li>David J. Underdown</li></ul>

Birmingham voters named four new members to the City Commission.