Assisted Living Communities in Owosso, MI

"My grandma was a resident at Burcham Hills. She had fallen and hurt her wrists and hip. She needed more care than our family could give her. After she got out of the hospital she went to stay at Burcham Hills. Although she did not enjoy her stay very much, this was only because she is very independent, our family thought it was a very positive place. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The food seemed decent. The rooms were small, but they were clean and private which was nice. The other residents were friendly as well. I would say that though that the therapy took longer than expected. Both daily physical therapy and the estimated time she was supposed to be there took longer than originally thought. I don't know if this is common or if maybe this happened because there was not enough staff. When my grandma was doing physical therapy she was not one-on-one. It was always in a group which takes a longtime. But over all I was very happy with Burcham Hills. I would recommend to another family or friend. "

"We visited The Woodlands of Dewitt and Mom said there is no way. It was $5,700 a month. She didn't like anything about it. It was a nice place. She would have had great care there, but she did not like the room set up and she did not like the price. The staff was nice. Everything was brand new and so clean. The atmosphere was quiet and the few people that we ran into seemed to be pretty happy."

"Caretel Inns of Linden has three different types of care. It has assisted living, a memory care unit for people with dementia problems, and another area for skilled nursing. They’re different modules in the same location. The actual one I saw was the assisted living. The staff was very good and very competent. They knew what’s needed for senior citizens. The dining area was very good. They have specials every day or, if you just want the same thing every day, there's a set menu of things you could choose from. They have a movie theater, a little store where you could buy stuff, a hair salon and you could get your nails done there. The family members can get a pass to go directly into their parents’ or family member’s place. You can visit at any time and stay there with them. They’ll get you a rollaway bed, so you could stay with them. The parking was very close because it surrounds it. They have little courtyards and lots of flowers around, and the maintenance crew is good. "

Nestled in the tranquil surroundings of Williamston, Michigan, Oakbrook Senior Living offers a harmonious blend of comfort and compassionate care. Located at 2447 Williamston Rd., this state-licensed community specializes in assisted living and memory care, providing residents with personalized support in a homelike setting. With a high staff-to-resident ratio and 24/7 on-site caregivers, Oakbrook ensures that each resident receives attentive, individualized care tailored to their unique needs. Oakbrook's thoughtfully designed living spaces feature fully furnished private rooms, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that feels like home. Residents enjoy a variety of amenities, including a beauty/barber shop, garden and patio areas, and both resident and guest parking. Housekeeping and laundry services are provided, ensuring a maintenance-free lifestyle. Dining options are diverse, with shared meals in the dining room, room service, and accommodations for special diets such as diabetic, kosher, and vegetarian. Engaging activities like music, games, book clubs, fitness classes, and arts and crafts foster a vibrant community life. Safety and well-being are paramount at Oakbrook, with features like 24/7 emergency call pendants and regular wellness checks. The community's commitment to holistic care includes visiting physicians and podiatry services, in-house pharmacy services, and support for home health, palliative, and hospice care as needed. Situated just east of Lansing, residents have easy access to local attractions such as the Williamston Theatre, Wheatfield Valley Golf Course, and the charming downtown area known for its antique shops and specialty stores. At Oakbrook Senior Living, residents find not just a place to live, but a place 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

"Bickford was clean and nice, but it did not fit our needs. The staff was well prepared for me to come and visit, but it's a little bit farther for me, and it's cramped. It's too far for my husband to walk with a walker. The apartment layout was bad, the walk-in closet ate up a lot of room, and it made it very difficult for a wheelchair to get into the bathroom."

"My mother will be moving into Red Cedar Lodge. It's a very nice place. They've got very friendly staff. They're very helpful in what we're looking for. They answered all of the questions. They've been very helpful with the paperwork and helping me connect with some outside resources to make the move easier. It's only two years old, so it's very new and very clean."

"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."

"Vicinia Gardens of Fenton was a very nice community. The people that were there were also very nice. The facility was clean, spacious, and pretty nice. Their amenities were comparable to bigger places that we've seen, they have a community-type room for the residents, and they have a comfy and nice dining area. The rooms that they had left were private and nice. It would have worked for us but it was so far away."

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

"We chose Tranquility Estates for our parents because our aunt is a resident there and their staff is excellent. My parents have a 1-bedroom apartment with a bathroom, a little kitchenette, and a living area. The grounds are very nice and the location is very easy to get to. They have lots of things to do like movies, games, crafts, exercising, golf, and bocce ball. The place is brand new, so it's very nice."

"My mother moved into Bickford of West Lansing beginning of the month. She's in assisted living, and we like the privacy of the areas that they are in. They're set up more like little apartments versus a nursing home room or something along that line. They have a coffee bistro, a hair salon, a fitness center for physical therapy, and they could go and do their laundry if they were still capable in a community laundry room. It was the amenities that gave them still some independence that we liked. The staff is excellent. Everybody there is friendly, very welcoming, and helpful. We didn't meet anybody that wasn't that way. She seems pretty happy with the food. With Covid, they had to go into quarantine for two weeks, but now that they're back off their quarantine, they have great activities for them. Their pricing was comparable to other places, we just liked their setup better."

"Everything was nice at The Pines of Burton. But the thing I didn't like was the price. For what they do as opposed to what the other place does, it was like $2,000 more, and I feel like that's just too much money. The rooms looked nice. Everything was great. The atmosphere was very good, and they were doing activities when I was there. They had someone calling out bingo for the people that were there. There were about four or five people playing bingo. They had an area where they take the clients in and do their hair; it's like a beauty shop. They have a room for theater, and they have a big screen TV in there. It looks very nice, but for the cost, I feel like it's taking so much away from my sister. The staff who gave the tour was good though."

"Welcome Home Assisted Living is a warm cozy place. The new buildings are absolutely beautiful. All the rooms are private rooms with a bathroom. My grandpa loves it there. Anytime I come to visit the staff is interacting with the residents that live there. My grandpa loves to dance and play musical instruments and they do all that with him. He loves old music and they are always playing music for him to listen to. I never have to worry about the care at Welcome Home he gets above and beyond care. I cant say enough good about Welcome Home along with the owners. They are wonderful people and make sure the residents are well taken care of. The staff there are wonderful! I cant say enough good about the staff they take such great care of my grandpa! This is where you want to place your loved one. There is nothing else around like Welcome Home. "

"Meadows of Owosso is quite a new community and very well-staffed. There are four wings, one of which is a locked down memory care. It has a very wide, open meeting space in the middle with a fireplace and couches. They have a lovely dining room where the tables are set with linen table cloths and napkins, and a menu for all three meals. If there's something that the resident doesn't care for, there are substitutions that they are happy to make. The director all the way to the people clean the rooms to the ones who dispense meds to the chef in kitchen, knows everyone and always call my dad by name. They also know my name and my brother's name. They make a real effort to make it very personal and extremely friendly. They have two nurses who are always there, so they have someone available at all times if something happens. All the rooms are private but have different sizes. My dad is in a medium-sized, carpeted room with a bedroom, closet, and large bathroom with a walk-in shower so there's nothing for them to trip over. There's a little kitchenette with a refrigerator and a sink. They can bring their own furnishings, or you can go into a room that's already furnished for you for a price. They assist him with bathing, changing his Depends, administering all the meds he needs, and checking on him just saying hi, how's he doing and would ask if they can get him a snack. He wears a medical alert so if something happens he can press the buzzer. All of the medical staff members have a phone with them, so that if someone rings the buzzer, whoever is closest to that resident's room can go to the room. They're very cautious."