Assisted Living Communities in Taylor, MI

"The Bellaire Senior Living's courtyard is very nice. There are lots of flowers and trees. It's very pretty. Their rooms were a little nicer than the other place. They're not quite so sterile or artificial. It seemed more homey. I like them. It was really nice there. The staff who gave the tour answered all our questions."

"We're happy with American House Riverview, but there are things that can be improved on. There's medical help available at the facility, but we didn't understand how that worked at first. We needed help with bathing and we had my parents set up for that and they don't come. When you don't need them, they come. My parents are not too happy about the quality of the food. The staff is friendly, and it seems that the residents like the facility. They have Bingo, trips to the grocery store, and social trips to functions. It's a little expensive."

"Moving my parents into Hampton Manor of Woodhaven was the best decision we ever made. The staff truly care about the residents and treat them like family. The building is always clean, warm, and welcoming, and my parents have settled in so well. They’re happy, comfortable, and well cared for — and that gives our whole family peace of mind. I’m so thankful for everyone there who makes this place feel like home."

"My aunt will be moving into Hampton Manor of Trenton. When I went there, they had the rooms staged, like a bed and a table. Cable is free and all that stuff. They do everything for one price. It's all on one floor. It's more convenient than the other place. Everything was just nice. I would tell my kids to put me there if I had to go to a nursing home. They have a warm breakfast. You have more options for your loved one. It was very good, well-run and very clean. It's a newer place, so it's going to look a lot nicer. The staff was excellent. Their kitchen and their cafeterias are five. They do lots of activities for the elderly people. The doors lock automatically, so the dementia people can't get out."

"It was smaller but really nice. The rooms were actually pretty large, and everybody seemed really nice. Everything was wonderful. "

"Blessed Assisted Living & Memory Care had a nice atmosphere and I liked all the activities they were telling me about. I saw one room and it was very roomy and sort of like a room in a home. The staff was very knowledgeable and they tried to answer all the questions I asked. They gave me a lot of input. I saw the game rooms and the dining area was also a nice room."

"Allegria Village is a very nice facility. It's clean. Everyone that I met there is very friendly. They have a lot of services that my brother could use. They have transportation to and from medical appointments. They have a beauty salon, a barber shop, a library, a store, a room where you can make crafts, and a chapel. They have a lot of things there. They also have a bank branch inside of the facility. However, my brother hasn't been there that long, so he hasn't gotten into the activities that they have. The staff is very helpful. They're very friendly and very knowledgeable. They've been a big help as well. The food looks good. You can order breakfast, lunch, and dinner there, and dine in the dining hall with other residents. I like that, and in that way, my brother gets to socialize. The place is clean and very bright, too."

"My father has been in The Westland House for seven months now. They're reasonable with their pricing. The staff is sometimes inexperienced, but for the most part, he's getting probably better care than he did at the other place. His room is nice. It has a walk-in shower, a bathroom, a pretty nice-sized room, three closets, and a balcony. Unfortunately, he's not able to utilize it all because he's immobile. Other than that, he has a nice place. My dad has physical therapy, but I think that's outside of the purview of the facility itself. But they make sure that the physical therapists come in and get to him and do what they need to do. But as far as the rest of the residents, they have a lot of activities that they have these people participating in because every time I go there, the lobby is full of senior citizens just chilling out in the lobby. They are well taken care of. Some of the people that they have working there are inexperienced, and they don't take their job seriously dealing with the people that are there, but some of the staff that I met were very professional and very caring, and they take very good care of my dad. However, I've always seen a vacuum in the middle of the hallway. When I go see my dad, even though he can't move and he can't get out of bed, the cleanliness of his room sometimes is questionable. I don't think that they have a full-time person designated to housekeeping. "

"My mom kind of liked American House Dearborn Heights, but she decided not to take that location. Everything was nice. They spent a lot of time with the seniors. The room needed a few updates, but overall, it was nice. The meals were included, but you had to pay a little extra. They had a library and a chapel. The chapel was only Catholic, though, so we weren't happy about that either. We saw somebody there playing games with the seniors. The dining area was nice. The lady who gave us the tour was very nice."

Hampton Manor Premier Assisted Living in Van Buren is an Independent Living, Assisted Living, & Memory Care Community located in Van Buren Charter Township, MI. It is our endeavor to provide the community with the best senior care available. When it comes to senior living, quality of life is just as important as the quality of care. At Hampton Manor, we strive to provide the same loving care we would to our own family members. It is our mission to care for the generation that cared for us. We understand this transition can be a difficult one. Let us help and walk you through the options.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 visited American House Westland Hunter. I thought it was nice, but my mom wasn't as fond of that one because it felt like she was in a hotel. They have the same amenities as everybody has, they have music, food, and laundry service. The room seemed nice, it just was a normal room. They didn't have central air and my mom was concerned about that. They just had air conditioning units. The kitchens were kind of outdated. Another thing is, I'm not fond of how they put the plug-ins for the smell. It almost is toxic. I don't like the air freshener things, I'm just not a fan of that. When we went into the rooms, it was in there."

"This is a small facility so everyone knows each other, staff is all very friendly and attentive! Our Aunt & Uncle really enjoy Glen Abbey. We have one in Assisted Living and one in Memory Care."

"I did a tour of Lakeside Assurance Assisted Living. It was a private residence converted into a facility. It has a total of four residents; there were two that were there and there were two open rooms. It was laid out well for a conversion, and it had a common area that was set up that was very roomy. The facility was laid out nicely. There was a part of the facility that was still being developed into a guest room that was under development, but the rest of the place was set up nicely. It was very clean, and it had a cook that prepared the meals, taking into consideration dietary requirements. The administrator that we met with, Brenda, was very detailed in explaining why she started the facility. Her mother had dementia, and she was struggling with having her in a big facility. She decided to develop this, so she would know about her mother's care and everything. She had a connection with a physician and a podiatrist who would visit regularly. The meals and the laundry in the room are all included. Then it would accommodate my sister's furniture, so that was nice. I think she had to have familiar surroundings. I think they could accommodate both assisted living and memory care, but right at that time, it seemed like the residents that were there were dementia patients. We only met with Brenda, and she's seemed very compassionate, caring, and concerned about details about my sister. What kind of activity level she was? Is she verbal at all? Did she interact with people? I thought that was very positive. I think she would be engaged with my sister. It's still under construction partially, but the part that we saw, she set it up very specific to taking care of the residents."

"American House Livonia was beautiful and very nice. It’s a little bit pricier, but it's OK. They didn't have a lot of men there. The staff was wonderful. They're well-staffed, clean, and friendly. The places that the residents live in was good, and the dining room was gorgeous. It's very nice, and they have 3 meals a day. They don't advise cooking, but some of the units have microwaves and refrigerators. They encourage them to eat in the dining room and use their microwaves for snacks. They have exercises, and they can go outside to walk. "