Assisted Living Communities in Douglas, MI

"I like Rivertown Ridge. It's newer. It's four years old. The people are very friendly. We went through independent living to their memory care. They were very helpful. People were coming up and introducing themselves. They have a large area for walking, a tennis court, and a lovely outdoor pool. It's just a nice feeling. In terms of cleanliness, it's very clean and very well taken care of."

"Excellent care, and good communication with family. Compassionate staff. We would recommend in the future."

"Commonwealth Senior Living at North Byron was nice. The colors were all light and airy, and the rooms were inviting. The staff members were very helpful, informative, friendly, and welcoming. The rooms were a nice size and very comfortable."

Kauhale Otsego offers assisted living and memory care. Our building features 52 private suites, two dining areas, great rooms with fireplace, and a beauty/barber shop. Each resident suite includes a bedroom, sitting area, and large ADA-accessible bathroom. Our state-of-the-art community includes a security system, call system, wireless internet, Sonos music, and medication management with eMARS. Kauhale Otsego was designed to feel like home with comfortable decor, a double-sided fish tank, and a community room for private family gatherings. Kauhale Otsego has 5.9 beautifully landscaped acres. Our outdoor amenities include secure central courtyards, garden, and an infinity walking path.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search

"We went to Golden Orchards. It is a beautiful place, and I know several people there. It was very clean. It always looked nice when I visited other people. I've never heard anyone complain about the food. They were very nice and didn't look dated. The thing that my cousin didn't care for was that they didn't have a shower in the room. They have a bathroom with a sink and toilet, but you have to take a shower in the community room. I've seen people working on puzzles together and playing cards. They have a bus that takes people around to different restaurants. It seems like they take good care of them and keep them busy."

"My Dad has had a difficult time getting old and not being as independent as he is used to being. The supervising staff have always looked out for dad and tried to help him enjoy his new home. Since I live thousands of miles away I've been very thankful for them. During my visits the residents and staff have been kind."

"My cousin will move into Appledorn Assisted Living Center South. When we toured, she was just very happy with the looks of the place and what they had to offer. They told her they had a bridge club, which was very important to her. She likes to play bridge. Some of the other things they pointed out to her sounded very good for her. The apartment was very nice. She liked everything about it, the large window, and she chose to look at the parking lot areas, watching people come and go, rather than looking out at nature. They had a choice of her view. They offered snacks in the evening. They showed her where they have a refrigerator, make-up sandwiches, or other little things she's used to doing at home. She can have a small fridge and microwave in a room for that purpose, also if she likes certain other things. We saw their menu, and everything looked very good. We enjoyed everyone we met. They were very cordial and helpful."

"I looked at the assisted living in Appledorn Assisted Living Center North. I like that they really make an effort to get everyone involved in their daily activities. I like that you don't have to buy into the place. It's just per month, and I like that there are many variable levels of care. You don't get one level of care for one fee. You only pay for what you need, so you pay for level 2 or you pay for level 15. They also have a small living room and a dining room."

"Bluff Lake Specialized Care is a house and it's very clean, very open, and there's no odor. They only take six residents, and they take Medicaid waivers. We talked with the owner and two of the staff members. We saw them working with one of the residents and they were talking to them beautifully. It had a very comfortable warm feeling. They take them twice a week to the Senior Center for activities. We saw a couple of private, single rooms."

"My parents moved to the Royal Atrium Inn. They were all very friendly, it was very clean, and it didn't smell. They all have a chef, and they have all different foods, and all these fancy meals. My mom and dad love it. Sarah and Sue are helpful and friendly. Their unit is a room, but it has a bay window and a large bathroom. My mom uses a walker, so she can get into the bathroom. It's spacious enough, and so is the room. They've done bingo, exercise class, and some arts and crafts. The value of the money was another thing that was appealing because it is such a nice place, and it was one of the cheaper ones than the other places I had just called, so more for your money."

"My parents moved to Laurel Oaks of South Haven and they're doing well there. It is new, so the amenities on the site are new. It's only about two years old. They have an administrative nurse who is there at least five days a week, if not more. The staff is friendly. They have both assisted living and memory care. They have field trips, as well as activities onsite. They also have a salon onsite for them to have their hair done, and three meals a day. It's also in close proximity to one of their children, so that works out really well. They started out in assisted living, but it became obvious they needed more, so they're now in memory care. What needs to be improved is some of the communication back and forth with the administrative staff when you want an answer or you call. I realize they're busy. They have a lot of patients. One of the things that we had to work with the staff on was we didn't want phone calls for every little thing, like if there was a stomachache. They're elderly and they tend to have a lot of hallucinations. It's probably one of the more expensive ones, but we have two parents in memory care, so that adds to the cost considerably, and we know that."

Caring Hearts Community is a family-oriented Assisted Living Facility in Allegan. We staff with only the highest quality caregivers, nurses and team members who assist your loved ones on a daily basis. We set ourselves apart from other facilities by providing your loved ones with tasty home-cooked meals, and social events! Some of the activities we offer include weekly movie nights (families welcome), monthly family events, and more! We pride ourselves in taking care of our residents and treating them like family. We offer our services and care at extremely affordable monthly fees regardless of your situation.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search

"Lighthouse Assisted Living was small but very homey. It gave you a feeling of almost being in a home rather than an institution. They may only have six or seven residents, I think. The place was very clean, and the owner who showed me around was very informative. In fact, she had worked for a senior-living facility for eighteen years, so she's very experienced. The other staff member was very pleasant too. The menu looked very nice, and they said that it was just like a regular kitchen in your home. It's not a huge kitchen, though, since they didn't have that many residents. They had a piano, a table that was set up with puzzles, a nice patio in the back with chairs, a grilling area, and a laundry facility."

"My father-in-law was in Sheldon Meadows Assisted Living. He started in the assisted living part and then transferred to the memory care unit. He was in the memory care unit the longest. It was excellent. Everyone that worked there was just awesome. They're very good. It's clean. Everybody's room had plenty of space. It's as good as living in their own home. It was really good. The food was good, too. They had games that they get the residents involved in, just simple things like tossing a ball across the table and they did crafts on holidays and that kind of thing. Value for money was excellent."