Assisted Living Communities in Grandville, MI

"I went to Byron Center Manor. It was very clean and neat, and very comfortable looking. The patrons seemed to be very friendly. I saw a one-bedroom, studio type thing. The staff was very nice. I just went in, viewed the kitchen area, I didn't get a chance to get friendly with anybody, I just went through the hall, down to the bedroom, and back out. It was all they would allow. There wasn't much of a yard. The apartment had a sink and microwave, and could fit a full-size bed, couch, chair, and a small table."

"My mom moved to Commonwealth Senior Living at Grand Rapids. I like that it wasn't too large for her. There are a lot of beautiful facilities in the Grand Rapids area, but this would seem to suit her personality more. It has beautiful views of a pond and some woods, and my mom seems to like the food. On certain days of the week or months, they will have different musicians come in and play. They do crafts and bingo. They do a "Travel Around the World Series" where they bring exotic places to them, so that's fun. They do a lot of different things. They also have a hydroponic garden that grows green leafy vegetables, which they watch grow and then consume."

"They are excellent. I don't have any complaints whatsoever. My mother is living there. The rooms are spacious and well lit with natural sunlight. Food, according to Mother, is excellent, and the dining room is very attractive. There are options for activities. "

"My uncle has lived at Addington Place for over a year now and has received great care. He originally started in an independent studio, but had a fall and the hospital said he could return, but had to go to Assisted Living. He was hesitant about the move, but had since really grown to love the constant traffic of people his own age. He was sent back with PT and has been working with the RENEW program to continue his PT work, he really enjoys working one on one with the therapist Ashley. He is still able to visit his friends in independent living and they visit him as well. His new room is a studio with a full bathroom and closet, just enough room for him!"

"I toured this facility. The rooms were perfect. It's exactly what we needed. It still might be on our list. The staff was great. Everything was great. It's a perfect match for us, but for some reason my mom is reluctant to go there. The food looked good, too. They have a two-bedroom available plus a washer and dryer in the unit. They have an exercise room, they have movies, and they have special gathering rooms. They have it all. It's brand new, too."

"Our mother has been a resident in the Assisted Living building for approximately six months. The staff has been absolutely wonderful making her feel welcome and involving her in activities. Her room meets her needs very well and always looks tidy. The meals always seem very good. We are very happy that we selected Cascade Trails for her."

"My sister didn't like the room at The Cortland of Northview. Everybody was nice. It's a nice place. The staff member who gave the tour was very friendly and very knowledgeable. It's an older establishment, but the upkeep was good. They had puzzles, TV, and craft things. The staff was very nice. The other staff just got sick, so she kind of got thrown in, but I think she did well under the circumstances."

"Visit friend weekly/find unit and room clean/food includes variety..staff caters to preferences within limits-acceptable/laundry done on schedule-items returned/observe more staff supervision needed on weekends..resident pleased with placement/feels safe and getting help needed-recommend"

"My Mom went there this past spring for respite care so I could go on Spring Break with my husband. At the end of the two weeks, she did not want to leave! She loved it and she is happy and socializing! The interactions with others has changed her immensely; her Alzheimer's disease has not advanced. In fact, in my non-medical opinion, being a part of this caring community has reversed some of her symptoms!! Riley's Grove has changed our lives!"

"I toured Boulder Creek Assisted Living & Memory Care for my husband. It was very interesting. It was a very nice place. The girl that took me around was very informative. She showed me a 1-bedroom and the 2-bedroom. The rooms in the memory care are a lot different. There was just a room with a bed and a bathroom. It was not like the other rooms with a little living room and a little kitchen area. The staff gave me a list of the activities that they have every day, a list of the different meals that they have, and a sheet that tells me what the prices are. They have a library and a beauty salon."

"My grandfather moved into the independent living section a year ago after losing his wife of 58 years. The friendships he has made are very real and have brought a new energy to his life. Every single staff member truly cares and is so compassionate. The activities they provide are top notch and so creative especially throughout COVID. The apartments are spacious and he has a nice walk out patio where he can hang flowers and watch the birds. They always include family and answer your call. I cannot express what a wonderful move this was for my grandfather! "

"My mom moved to American House Holland. The staff was very good. I did not try the food because I said it was perfect for my mom and she moved in, and the first meal she had was excellent. They have arts and crafts. My mom is only interested in bingo, so they said they will have bingo just for her. Lindsay was awesome. She did so much. Every time I called her, she answered all my questions. So, I'm very happy that my mother was there, and my mother was very happy, too. I know that they're going to be redoing my mother's building, and it's very nice. I don't have a problem with it, but I'm sure it will be beautiful when it's done."

"I'm thankful every day that we found an awesome home for my mother. It's the best care anyone could ever hope for. The staff is like family!"

"I toured Woodland Gardens. That one was very nice as well. They have a live-in guy, which is kind of cool. So he's there all the time, and then he has a couple of days off where other people come in. Other than the ones who came in to help out when we were there, he was making cookies and making lunch and doing it all. He lives right there, so there's somebody there at night all the time. They don't have to worry about somebody calling in at night to not show up or somebody having to work a double because somebody doesn't show up or whatever. I guess all their buildings have a live-in person. They have up to six residents. They have single rooms with half baths. They have a tub and shower room that they can shower in, and the bathroom itself has a toilet and a sink. The manager-owner himself came out, and all of those who were working there were very knowledgeable about everything as well. He'd been there for four years, the fellow that lives there. He was doing laundry, and there was a pile of laundry on the couch that had to be folded."