Assisted Living Communities in Flint, MI

"We visited Courtyard Manor of Fenton. We were able to walk around the exterior. It looked like a lovely place. There are nice exterior areas that people can make use of. It was a very positive experience. We were able to be on the outside, but it looked well cared for. The staff seemed great, the one we met with anyway. We were able to see inside the window a little more and the room looked very spacious and comfortable."

"I have toured Charter Senior Living of Davison. I liked it because it was nice, clean, and it was lively so the people were out and about, and the people were also friendly. Their rooms were nice and comes with their own private bathrooms, you have to bring your own furniture. The staff who gave the tour was friendly, she was informative, and helpful. They had the assisted living and the memory care people together doing an activity when we were there, so that was nice. They had a couple of common spaces, they had a dining area, and a family dining area. I didn't try the food while I was there but it smelled good."

"I had an in-person tour. The location was excellent. The facility was very clean. I don't really have any negatives to say about it. The staff members were very friendly, nice, and answered questions well. They seem to have everything, so it seems very nice. They had a very nice courtyard."

"My dad moved into the memory care section in The Pines of Goodrich. They're able to take care of his needs, and it's almost like they can offer some of the services in a nursing home. I'm pretty happy with the staff. I like how clean the place is."

"I visited a friend at this facility and was impressed with the staff friendliness. My friend reported she was happy there and especially enjoyed her meals. "

"Living Waters Buell Lake was very warm and caring. That was the place where I had decided to put my sister if she needed to be placed, but she is still able to function here at my home with me. When I walked in, the people that live there were very outgoing. They love the place that they're in. They couldn't say enough good things about the people that take care of them. I thought that was kind of odd because one woman has a memory care issue, but she is very happy being there. The staff was very attentive. Any issue or question I had, she answered. She's very caring. The rooms were nice and clean. They had furniture in there if my sister needed it, but if not, they would store it, and she could use her own furniture. When you first walk in, there's a family room dining area, and it's all open. Then the kitchen is right off to the right. It's pretty big. It's like a real family room dining area. After they had eaten their breakfast, they put activities on the table for them to do. There was one woman coloring. And for their food, they put a menu on the wall. They write out everything that they're going to have that day to be able to choose from for food. The staff who gave the tour was nice. Everything was new. Everything was remodeled. "

"My sister has moved into Vibrant Life, The Lodge of Durand. It was by far the best, as far as staff, pricing, and what they had to offer. The other ones were much higher in price, didn't seem to have the room size, and weren't as up-to-date as Vibrant was. I have no complaints with the staff or the food. The food is fine. The activities appear to have helped her; they're excellent."

"I went toured here. That would have been ideal, but they didn't have any two-bedroom openings. They're excellent. I like the two bedrooms, two baths and it was just very nice. The staff during the tour was lovely. It was only one person, but we were exposed to others that worked there that were very nice. The common spaces were very nice and very relaxing. I didn't see any activities, but they were listed."

Vicinia Gardens Intermediate Care At Vicinia Gardens, it is our mission to provide high-quality care with all the comforts of home. Our intermediate care facilities (ICF) are designed to provide specialized care and programs for individuals suffering from early- to mid-stage dementia in the least restrictive manner possible. In Intermediate Care, seniors who are not entirely independent receive the support they need to be able to engage in their own routines, including comfortable amenities and personalized around-the-clock care. We are an intermediate care, memory care, assisted living, and independent living community. We always put our residents comfort and safety first. Visit our Intermediate Care facility in Fenton, Michigan to see what your loved ones home away from home could look like!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

"Vicinia Gardens is newer, and it has smaller ratio. There are only 20 residents, so my parent gets more individualized attention. It is typical with any assisted living facility, so the rooms are very small. There is not even a private bedroom. However, the room seems to be functioning well, and he seems to be getting the care that he should be getting there. He has only been there for a couple of months now. They have more of a family atmosphere, since there are only 20 residents living there. The staff is wonderful too. "

"It is a small, homey residence. It wasn't overwhelming. The small areas allow caregivers to see, observe and care for their residents. The caregivers have all become a part of my Mom's family. I have complete faith that they are caring for not only her physical needs but her mental and emotional well-being. The availability of medical care, hair care and exercise is a real plus. "

Nestled in the tranquil countryside of Lapeer, Michigan, The Pines of Lapeer offers a warm, family-oriented environment for seniors requiring Assisted Living and Memory Care services. Located at 1442 Suncrest Drive, this intimate 20-resident community is designed to provide personalized care in a homelike setting, ensuring residents feel safe, comfortable, and valued. The all-inclusive pricing model eliminates level-of-care fees, allowing families to plan confidently without unexpected costs. Specializing in support for individuals with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, The Pines emphasizes dignity, compassion, and meaningful engagement. Residents enjoy a variety of amenities that enhance daily living, including a beauty and barber shop, garden and patio spaces, and a welcoming dining room where guests are encouraged to join for meals. Housekeeping and laundry services for both linens and personal clothing are provided, ensuring a clean and comfortable environment. Engaging activities such as music, games, and arts and crafts are regularly scheduled to promote social interaction and mental stimulation. Special dietary needs, including diabetic, kosher, and vegetarian options, are accommodated to support residents' health and preferences. The Pines of Lapeer is distinguished by its dedicated staff, available 24/7, who are specially trained in dementia care to provide attentive and compassionate support. Safety is a top priority, with features like a state-of-the-art security system and emergency call systems in each suite. The community's rural setting offers a peaceful atmosphere, while still providing access to local attractions such as the Piety Hill Historic District, Gallery 194, and the Lake Inn restaurant. With its combination of personalized care, comfortable amenities, and a serene environment, The Pines of Lapeer stands out as a nurturing place for seniors to thrive. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search

"My mother has resided her for the past 7 months. She has been happy and received excellent care from Diana and her staff. The home is clean and well cared for with lovely outdoor space to enjoy. The meals are tasty and nutritious. This private home is a gem! We were blessed to have them caring for Mom."

"We visited Vassar Fields, and it seemed very good. There were people my parents knew who were living there so they were considering it at that time. They had arts and crafts and bingo. They had a room where people could come in, have popcorn, and watch movies and shows. They also have entertainment coming in from the outside. We visited the assisted living part, and I noticed that the independent living places seemed to be larger compared to the assisted living ones. They also didn't have a full kitchen. It was more of a room with a bathroom like a hotel suite, which is nice, but it didn't have kitchen facilities. The facility is also older."