Assisted Living Communities in Macomb, MI

"Rose Senior Living - Clinton Township was a very nice community. My sister's mother-in-law was there, and I got to visit there quite a bit. She loved it. I was very impressed with that. I think they keep it up real good. The staff was good, too. She played bingo about 3 or 4 times a week and that's one of the things I was looking at when I was viewing senior living places. Not only bingo but even a place to have conversations or socialize with people. My sister's mother-in-law was out all the time there. We could barely see where she was at because she was socializing."

Changing Everyday Lives Communities is a trusted organization, where we take what we do seriously. Our Communities offers 24/7 staffing day and night. We serve all residents who range from a low to a higher level of care. Services we provide: Bathing, grooming, meal preparation, dressing, medications reminders, medication administration, Laundry, Housekeeping, Daily Sanitation, and more including care services. We value each individual that we care for as if they are our own family, and do our best to create a safe and secure environment. We offer a wide range of programs that are custom-made to fit each resident's care needs, preferences and interests. 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

"Bickford of Shelby Township had a very much more social atmosphere. They had more activities and more ways for residents to get together. It was clean and welcoming. They had outside activities like outdoor trips. They have a barber/beauty salon. They have transportation. The staff was very friendly. They had a very good cafeteria style for dining. It was warm. They were having lunch and they seemed to like having lunch and being out of their room."

"My father and stepmother are residents at StoryPoint Clinton Township. My father is in assisted living and my stepmother is in memory care but they're across the hall from each other so he can go visit her anytime he wants and the staff has been wonderful with the whole process. The staff made the transition very smooth. My dad was already in a smaller assisted living facility, but it could not accommodate the two of them living together, so they moved into StoryPoint together. The staff was very aware and very informative on how my stepmom was doing and what her care needs should be and going through that transition because she was living at home. They're so forthcoming and so helpful and helping guide us in the best way to make sure that she's cared for. They've given my father wonderful care. The wellness director there has been fantastic. She responds, she's always there, no matter what I need, she is very quick to respond, even the biggest or smallest things, she's been so helpful and so caring. It's not what I've experienced at other places. It's phenomenal. All the med techs and the certified nurse assistants that I see because it's 24 hours have all been wonderful. I couldn't ask for a better fit for both of them. The rooms are very nice. They had been in a one-bedroom apartment and it was very spacious. It's a brand new facility, so everything was very nice, but because my dad sleeps in his lift chair, he doesn't need the bedroom. They said if she's going to move over to memory care, there's no need for him to have all this space unnecessarily because you're essentially paying more money for a room that he never goes into. He's also not mobile, so that adds another layer of extra care that he needs, so we moved him over to a smaller apartment. When it was time for my dad's wife to move over to memory care, they moved all of her furniture for us and got her moved in over there. They knew how to handle the situation in the best way. They moved beds and everything. They just have gone above and beyond. It's only been open a year. It's really nice, neat, clean, well decorated, and spacious. They have musical performers at least once a week. He doesn't really go to the other activities because of his limited mobility, but they always come down and ask him. It has been much a much better food experience than where he was before. Where he was before, he would oftentimes have digestive issues and that has not been a problem here. They have a daily menu and each day it's different. They get a lot of options and then if they don't want that, there are more options for them. There's always something going on because I'm also on their Facebook page and they invited me to some other social media pages, so I can know about the activity. If my dad maybe doesn't want to go or doesn't remember, I'm able to tell him. They're both very well cared for. It's been a good solution for all that they're going through. I think it's worth every penny."

"We went to Baldwin House Senior Living Lakeside. It was very nice. We liked it a lot. It was nothing like the other ones. It was like an apartment feeling. They had walk-in closets and a walk-in pantry. We wish my mother-in-law would have gone with us. The staff member who showed us around was really nice and very informative. Everything looked clean. The cafeteria was nice. She showed us both the one-bedroom and the two-bedroom, and they were both nice. There was a lot of space in the kitchen and living room, and a lot of cupboard space."

"Shorehaven, Heather the director and staff have been great to my Mother, just the kind of place I was looking for and thank God I found it. This place is just like family."

"The care my husband receives at Brookdale Utica is excellent. The caregivers are wonderful and all staff members are very helpful. The food is nutritious and medications are given on time. The room is always clean."

Walnut Creek of Shelby is owned and operated by an experienced geriatric care nurse and offers home-like environments for seniors with trained staff available 24/7. Our aim is to provide quality care to residents who are in need of assisted living and memory care services, which will enable them to successfully achieve and maintain comfortable community living. Daily Assistance Walnut Creek of Shelby is an ideal option for adults who are physically disabled or need assistance with their daily routines. Social Lifestyle Activities and entertainment designed for various levels of functioning. At Walnut Creek, you are more than a resident in our adult foster care home (AFC) You are family!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 chose to move Mom to Meadows Assisted Living and Care Campus because of its proximity to my home and my father's home and the price. It just worked out. What I like the best about it is that it's smaller, so I know that mom is going to get more personal care and so far, so good. The food seems fine. I'm happy with it and she's eating well. It's a nice and clean place. Everything about it seems good. There is a courtyard that's quite nice, too."

"The care is excellent. Staff is very personable. It is a small group setting so everyone gets individual attention. There's a lot of joy in laughter in the house. Residents are usually one or two to a bedroom. Outings are planned for residents on a regular basis and birthdays and other holidays are celebrated well. They also manage medicine and doctor visits and provide visiting nurse services. It isrun by a beautiful family. "

"My mother in-law is in StoryPoint Chesterfield. I have had experience with different places and I find that the activities and care that they give here is so much better. It's a step above. It's so much fun to be here. The staff is very good and very caring. The only place they have any problem ever is, it seems like the wait staff in the dining room is always very young that has obviously never been a waitress before. They don't do two things at once and four things at once, like a good waitress at a Coney Island would do, but they get it all done. There's enough of them. They just don't work very well and they're learning still. The actual staff that moves people, that runs the activities, that takes them on the bus trips, and all of that, they are quick to respond with a smile on their face and just great people. They have good menus with a good variety. I think because of the wait people, sometimes things are a little bit cold and you got to send the soup back. Once a month, they have a meeting where the residents and family can come in and give suggestions and praises to the cook and the staff and they actually can recommend that they want something. They have a veterans' breakfast once a month and it's a fantastic breakfast spread. Family eats for free, along with the residents. They have a thing called Waffle Wednesday. They have waffles and breakfast meats and unbelievably good fruit. They had a fantastic spread for a brunch but that one we had to pay for. It was all St. Patty's Day Irish theme and good Irish food that they cook there. They keep things fresh that way. It's clean and like brand new. There's not a scratch on the wall. The maintenance staff is very quick. I had to complain about a flickering light and the guy said, "I'll put you on the list. We'll be right there." It wouldn't surprise me if they've already done it or they're in there doing it. It's not just changing a bulb. They're actually going to be changing the entire fixture. They're definitely good. They have a weekly happy hour with entertainment two days a week, Tuesday and Thursday. They're really amazingly decent people. They're not just somebody from the local town. Some of them travel around. One of them has recorded an album as a backup singer and guitarist for a famous woman singer. Once a week, they go to the grocery stores and a trip to the pharmacies. We went to a famous Irish pub, but the people have to pay for their own meals. A couple of months ago, they went to some really fancy Mexican place. On St. Patty's Day, they had punch and all kinds of green things, green necklaces and hats for people to wear, did contest, gave away little prizes, and sing-along. The very next day was the happy hour. For Valentine's Day, everybody was invited to tell a story about their loved one. They had a contest of whose story was the best and they had some very upscale hors d'oeuvres. There's exercise every day. They have different plans, but she's on a plan where dinner only is included. When you take into account the fact that she doesn't have a cable bill and utility bill like she had at home, she'll have staff that'll come if she fell and people that are watching out for her in general, the value for money is amazing."

We are a private residential care facility that specializes with elder care and those persons experiencing traumatic brain injuries, physical handicaps and more. We pride ourselves in offering state-of-the-art and personalized care for each individual in our facility. Harmony Hearts Village is dedicated to helping families provide the care their loved ones need in a traditional home setting. Things we offer, care coordinator, medication management, PCP & Nursing available (outsourcing services to medical professionals). Advanced directives and end-of-life care team. Comprehensive health assessments, and home safety evaluation. We also provide 3 home cooked meals a day, including Heart Healthy meals, Diabetic healthy meals. We have daily activities, and community outings.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

"I toured Oaktree Place. I was going to give them a deposit check, but then they decided my friend needed too much care for 1 or 2 people who would be there full-time. It's a house. It has four bedrooms. They have two people and most of the bedrooms would have been a single bedroom. They had big sofa chairs to watch the big screen TV. If they wanted, they could sit at the dining table. She would make the food for them. The one lady who made all the food and took care of their nursing issues. With other residents they had, my friend, would have put her over the limit of care."

"The thing I like best about American House Sterling Woods is the people. Everyone here is so nice, the staff and residents. I'm a picky eater, and I'm on a special diet, I'm supposed to have low salt and things like that, so the food is good. I put my garbage outside and it seems like it's only out there for an hour or two and then it's picked up. Everything is clean. I can see them always vacuuming and wiping things down. Every night is a game night of some sort like bingo We took a trip to the casino last week. There are some religious activities. But I'm not a person who likes a lot of activities. I like being by myself, I like reading, and I like doing jigsaw puzzles and things like that. I love my room though. It's 900 square feet, but it feels a lot larger. It's very well put together."