Assisted Living Communities in Mason, MI

"Living at Grandhaven has been a wonderful experience. The activities are always engaging — from bingo and crafts to music nights and outings, there’s always something fun to do. The staff really puts effort into keeping us active and involved. The food is also excellent. Meals are tasty, well-balanced, and feel homemade. There’s good variety, and the kitchen is always open to suggestions. Overall, I feel well cared for and never bored. Grandhaven truly makes it feel like home. — A happy resident"

"Everything at StoryPoint Abbot Park is top of the line. They have a huge number of facilities. They have more of a facility structure than other places. Even their record for their turnaround time on their staff is excellent. Like I've never seen a non-turnaround time on staff members in healthcare to the point where everyone is working and everyone is working together so well. Their physical therapy area with a lot of their MSU students are topnotch. They're able to answer any questions. If we send my father there they would be able to set up any single part that I need for his level of care. It was a great tour. There were studios and one-bedrooms. Their price is pretty high, but I understand based on the level of care they're offering. It is above most of the other facilities because it uses AI tracking, and it uses a lot of data to help. Plus, if someone falls, they will never be on the ground for too long, they would be getting care immediately. That's the only place I've seen that has a feature like that."

Our adult foster care home offers compassionate, around-the-clock care in a peaceful country setting, where each resident is treated with respect and dignity. We provide care at all levels, ensuring that individuals receive the support they need, whether it's assistance with daily activities or specialized care for medical conditions. Our dedicated staff is available 24 hours a day, offering personalized attention and fostering a sense of comfort and security. The serene, rural environment provides a calming atmosphere, perfect for individuals who thrive in a quieter, more relaxed setting. With a focus on well-being, safety, and comfort, we aim to make every resident feel at home. 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

"Timber Ridge is set in a lovely wooded setting with a fenced outside area to prevent residents from wandering away yet be able to outside in the open. The inside is cheerful, comfortably decorated and accessible in that it is built all on one level. The different wings of the facility are small giving it a more family feel--no long hallways or endless lists of rooms. Timber ridge is much more personalized.The staff were always warm, helpful and clearly engaged with the residents. They knew residents' likes and dislikes and greeted family members who visited by name. The staff to resident ratio is pretty low so residents seem to get a lot of care. I believe it is more expensive than some other facilities but the personal attention is higher than I've seen other places.The rooms were quite spacious and home like rather than institutional, maybe a bit dark, but nice. The common areas are nice places to relax and visit. It is inviting and residents obviously feel comfortable being out of their rooms. "

"Pleasant Manor is very nice and clean, and the employees are very nice. They provide very good service and they're all very nice. The food and dining area is all good. We play games like cards, dominoes and such, and watch television. I have a very nice one-bedroom apartment with adequate closet and dresser. Everything is good here, and the layout is very nice."

"My mother-in-law and father-in-law stayed at Ingham Regional Assisted Living. It's assisted living but they also had a nursing home in the same place. We ate there a few times and it was pretty good food. They took care of the the place. They had mail delivery and a barber there. They had a nice room with a microwave and TV. They had a place where everybody could see a big TV. I was impressed most with the care of the staff. I also liked that if you leave, you'd sign out and sign in because some people get out of those places and end up dying because they get lost somewhere. "

"I liked that while the rooms were enough space for the resident, they all opened right onto the common area, which encompassed dining, sitting, and recreational areas. Residents can choose to join into the community space when they desire. Staff are friendly and respectful with residents and family. Meals are restaurant quality and efforts are made to meet special meal considerations, such as allergies, and soft food items. Social activities include on site live music performances, also group activities like trivia, and devotionals, bingo."

"I found The Woodlands of DeWitt. I'm on a waiting list. I'll have my own villa. It has a huge kitchen, two bedrooms, a bath-and-a-half, and a garage. If something happens and I start to decline, they'll transfer me over to another building, so I never have to leave. That's my final home. I didn't ask about their meal plans because I'm going to have my own kitchen. Nevertheless, they have full menus there. They have a small gym and a nice deck you can go sit out on. They have lists of what's going on for the week if you want to join in. It's nice and clean, and you feel safe to walk around outside, which I'm looking forward to. Each unit has a washer and dryer, which is great. You can have housekeeping for $40 per session, which I don't plan on using, but you never know. I talked to one person, and that was the head lady, Yvonne. She was very open and willing to answer any questions. She was very friendly. She deals with people like me, who are still independent, people who need assistance, or people that are in hospice. She is really personable. We have a lot of things in common, which is great. When I walked into the villa, I was like, 'This is what I want.' Right off the bat, that is what I was thinking. You've got to go with that gut feeling."

"My aunt has been in Vista Grande Villa. I like that it's a smaller unit, so staff-wise, they're a lot more attentive to each individual and a variety of care needs are being met. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly, and kind. They have marvelous food. It's like restaurant quality. It's good stuff. They have multiple activities. They have activities, and they go out in the community. Even the people in their memory care, they take out in the community."

"My sister-in-law is at Countryside Retirement Community. It's very clean and out of all we visited, that's the one she wanted to go to. The staff is very friendly. They have bible study, music, and church. Her one-bedroom apartment is very nice. We saw several and that's what she wanted, so that's the one she got. They have wi-fi, they take her medicine to her, libraries, and common areas. They're very well kept. Value for money is pretty good."

"The Cortland Howell was a nice little facility. It was clean, but it's not what I expected. It's more of an assisted living. I saw a nice, small apartment. It had a refrigerator, a microwave, and a sink for a kitchen. It had lots of closets and storage space. I didn't sample their food, but I got a menu, and it's not quite what I want. Jordan was very nice."

"I have a relative that lives there. She has received great care. They take care of her in every way. I am very pleased with the staff. I would recommend Mason Country Care for your loved ones."

"I toured Craft Care Homes - Mason. I like the location. It's set back from the road. I realized that it was a house that they made into an assisted living place, so it gave more of a homey feeling to it, which I think would be nice. They only have five people that they can have, so it's not large. There would be a lot more attention for my mom. What I liked least about it is the bathroom. It is actually down the hall from the bedroom that I was looking at from my mom. They do a lot of activities with what the people that live there want to do. It's not like dictated what they're having all the time just because it's a smaller facility, and it's more of a home setting. The staff that toured us was pretty good. It could use a little upgrading, but not being updated isn't something that would deter people from staying there."

"Craft Care Home met our needs both monetarily and for the care of my parents. The staff was very good and very caring. My parents like the food, and they're well taken care of. The room was spacious, it's a very nice place. They give good care and comfort. "