Assisted Living Communities in Freeland, MI

"My sister is a resident at Bayfield Assisted Living. She has many issues, both physical and mental, but has accepted the residents and workers as her extended family. They give her a reason to look forward to another day with arts and crafts, games, and exercise. Most importantly, to me, is the food and cleanliness of her environment. The staff has treated me and my family well, answering our questions and listening to our thoughts and suggestions. It is a safe place for her to live. "

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"We placed mom in Charter Senior Living of Bay City. She did well there, but she passed away two weeks ago. Everyone was very caring and mom had a very good week there. A beautiful facility, mom felt at home. It's an excellent location. There was a bit of a difference with the food on the weekends, which you kind of expect it's not their normal person. They have very nice, pleasant rooms, and a good view."

"I liked that it was a small community. The staff was caring. My dad was there for three days and he was on hospice. They played bingo and the residents seemed to like that. The food smelled good and they had their own chef. They had a little day room and they can go outside. They did a lot of things in their community room."

"Rooms are very spacious. Facility is super nice & always very clean & fresh. My mom really likes the food & says the staff is attentive & caring. There are also lots of activities for the residents. When we visit her the staff is always welcoming & kind. We wish they would accept Medicaid. "

""Ive chosen the facilty for my mom and the service was good and I'm generally fine with their service and staff." "

"The staff of Stone Crest Assisted Living is good, but there are a lot of really young girls, like 18-year-olds, from the community who work there, and maybe they are not really experienced enough to handle some of the care that the residents need. My biggest complaint is that the food is terrible. Everything is like microwaved or comes from a restaurant-shipped supply chain where you just basically heat up the food, and those young girls or the staff, who is supposed to be caring for the residents, they are the ones who are like cooking the food. They don't have a chef or a cook, and I think that is ridiculous for people who are elderly. They should have a chef, at least, to cook, to make fresh foods and balanced meals, so that not everything is pre-packaged and microwaved. But they said that they are working on it. My mother-in-law really is not in her room very often because she has a roommate who has dementia and is kind of difficult to be around. They give her meds and make sure that she takes her showers and things like that, but basically she pretty much takes care of herself. So, I guess, my biggest concern is the meals, since she can't cook her own meals. I would give them 4 stars for the care, although they really haven't done much care that she needed. She dresses, showers, and feeds herself, she walks around and exercises herself, and she is just there until we can get her out. "

"The rooms are nice and big; they are roomy. The staff is wonderful, they take good care of my mom, and they are very friendly and very accommodating. The place is very clean. I haven't eaten there myself, but I have been there with my mother, and she seems to like it. I think there was one dinner that she wasn’t real crazy about, but she hasn't complained about it. The one thing I did like about Bartonwoods is they have activities, but they actually come down to the room and motivate her to go and do an activity. They come and get her, which I really like. Otherwise, I don't think she would go. We've only been here since March, and we are really happy with it. "

"My husband is in MidMichigan Stratford Village. This nursing home is part of the MidMichigan Hospital. It is very clean and I have no complaints with it. It is supposedly the best nursing home in the area. It is difficult to find a good place, so he was lucky to get in there. My husband is there because his situation has gone from bad to worse. He is not walking or feeding himself and he has just deteriorated pretty rapidly. However, he is getting good care there and they are definitely going out of their way to meet his needs. He has been there for a little over three weeks now and I think he is in a good place. "

"King Daughters Home has a very warm atmosphere, very pleasant, very clean, and they have the ability to inter-mix with one another. The living and dining area was pretty nice. I asked if I could speak to the staff because the staff has a different outlook than most, and it is always best to talk to the people who work with the residents one-on-one on a day-to-day basis, versus the people who work in the office, and I am very pleased with what I have seen. "

"My wife has been in Plainview Assisted Living for eight months now. It's two miles from my house, so I can get there very quickly. I come and see my wife every day for an hour or two. Plainview Assisted Living is a fabulous place. I have never seen a better place. They have a beautiful yard and three different-sized rooms. The large rooms are very big. My wife is wheelchair-bound so she doesn't participate in any of the activities, but they have different musicians come in and exercise classes in the morning. The food is awesome and the pricing is ridiculously low. I love this place. Their employees are the most caring that you could ask for. The whole staff is absolutely impeccable."

"My wife is in the Community Village. They have activities, and the staff are very friendly and very cooperative. They are very concerned, and I am very pleased with them. I haven't seen the activities, but I do know they have activities every day. My wife has been participating in them, so I am assuming they are fine."

"Pine Haven Assisted Living went over to the rehab place where my aunt was at and they met her the night before she moved in there. They helped us get her in and out of the car when we got there. They They were very friendly with her. They got her to do some other stuff that the rehab place was not doing with her. So we didn't think she could do it on her own and she was actually doing a lot more than what she thought she could do once with their help. It is a small home with 15 people in it. They have a couple of days where they do crafts, they have a beautician that comes in once a week, and all their meals are homemade, nothing frozen. There's two to three people on staff during the day and they check in on them every two hours. They've got monitors all through the house so they can hear what's going on at the other end. They can also come and go with their family if they want to. They have a small spot that heads out to the big porch that they can go out on. It has a dining table down there so you can just sit, or if the family comes in, they could eat down there with you. They have a big bookcase full of books, sort of like a little library area, as well as wild animals outside, such as alpacas and chickens that people can watch and see out their windows."

"I visited The Caring Place. It was a very clean and a beautiful place. It had a non-evictus facility. It was probably a 10-room flat, and it was a house converted into a facility. My mom was on a waiting list there because it was a nice place and it was a small group home, so I thought my mom would be cared for a lot better. They had small rooms, and they don't have a private bathroom, but it was located just outside the room. They had home cooked meals which I really loved because where she's at right now, she doesn't had many home cooked meals. It had a pretty yard. They were watching TV and chatting with one another, and they weren't really weren't doing any doing activity at that time that I visited. "