Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Saint Clair Shores, MI

"Facility is kept always clean and tidy. Rooms are big with enough place to move around. My husband is taken care very well. Meals are cooked onsite and are nutritious. Caregivers are compassionate and are friendly with their residents. Health administrator is knowledgeable and is always available when required."

"My father has moved to The Village of East Harbor, and it's fantastic. It's nice, clean, and well-staffed and they're attentive. They have stuff scheduled pretty much all day, every day. He says the food is really good. The communication between me and the staff has also been good. They had amenities like a nice chapel, a little store, a gym, and plenty of stuff to keep him busy if he wants. It's very well-maintained and highly recommended. They also provide some transportation. His room is big and comfortable, he has a living area and a bedroom and it's very nice. He's allowed to have his own nurse come in for some care issues."

"Dear Belmar Team, During the worst season of our lives we sought out in a very short amount of time to find a safe place for our beloved dad/husband. The Lord lead us to Belmar and that was an answer to prayer. It is SOOO Hard to be in a position to place your loved parent in a place of any kind but we found that this was a perfect fit for my dad. Thank you Jesus that Tracey took a chance on my dad and kept him safe. We continue to give thanks for the beautiful staff who cared for our beloved dad. My dad was in the memory care floor. We also fell in love with the other residence. I would encourage any family who is facing this dementia disease who is seeking a place for their loved one be involved. Visit often and love on people who you come in contact with. You all blessed our family. Thank you for everything. Blessings on the future families you will serve. "

"I toured Beaumont Commons, Dearborn. I thought it was an easy five stars. I know a resident that lives there. I toured it with him, and it was a community. I could see the association and the fellowship with the other residents. I thought it was nice. It's something that I was hoping that my sister could get into, but I don't know how that one is structured for finances. The staff members were definitely visible. They seemed to be very attentive to their responsibilities, and they seemed to be very available to the residents. I saw my friend's apartment, and some of the rooms. I was pleased with what I saw. They had their own movie theater. They had a little grocery store, gift shop, dining room, and a winery. They had quite a few things. I thought the food was very well prepared. The dining area was five-star hotel level. It was very well maintained."

"I moved to Victoria Square. I like that it's senior living, so you're dealing with just seniors. They have a great community where they do things in their lobby or a little get-together at certain times. I like that it's secured where you need a key or be buzzed in, and no one can walk into your building. I also like that, in senior living, they cap you at a certain amount depending on your status, as far as you can pay, so they can't increase your rent like if you were in a regular apartment. The staff is pleasant. They have bingo and programs. They keep the facility clean and have maintenance people come through. I like that they have garbage storage on each floor and make sure to clean them daily so you don't smell anything throughout the building. As for the value, it's average. It's not a bad price for what you're getting."

"My mother loves Waltonwood University. She loves the people, the environment, and the location. The staff is very friendly. She has a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment. They have dining, activities, trips, bus service, car service, laundry, beauty salon, activity center, library, and cafe. We chose it because of the location; it's close to our home. They provide two meals."

"We toured Marycrest. It was very clean. They had friendly staff, and it's a newer facility. They have a dining room, a walking path, a chapel, a computer room, a library, and a courtyard. They have a stove and a refrigerator in the units."

"My dad moved into Woodhaven Retirement Community. So far, things are working out very well. The community itself is lovely. The staff members are wonderful, well-trained, happy in their jobs, kind, caring, and patient with the residents. I'm just very impressed. The dining area was very lovely. They have regular dishes, and their food is brought to them. They ensure that the residents like what they're eating and that the food smells great. My dad's room is very nice. He's got a lovely view of a courtyard. He has a private room with a private bath, and it's just the right size. They have group activities, and even if the resident doesn't participate in the activities, they encourage them to be there and be with the other people. My father has dementia and doesn't take part in much, but he seems to enjoy being with the other residents."

"I was invited to a luncheon at Fox Run and there was a presentation in their auditorium. We toured the one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. They were clean, bright, and looked like they had been newly refurbished. You could choose your color and decoration. They had residents who came and sat at our table and talked to us. So, we got a first-hand view of what it was like to live there from someone who WAS living there. The luncheon and the presentation lasted from 11:30 until about 2:30 and it was well done. The food was wonderful. It was excellent. The people who talked to us and we met were charming. The lecture was short and sweet and to the point. The dining room was very pleasant, warm, and inviting. There's also a grocery store and a garden. The part I liked a lot was that it was a very busy place. We weren't just sitting around waiting for something to happen. It was busy all the time and the atmosphere was very friendly. The hallways were clean, bright, and nice as well as the elevators and ground floor."

"My parents moved into Oakmont Northville more than a month ago. The staff seems to be very friendly. There's no interaction with them unless you need them, but they're very helpful. The grounds are very nice, very clean, and very well maintained. The food is excellent. They have 2 nightly specials, and they get 3 meals a day. They play bingo and they go to happy hours. They had a Mother's Day lunch and that was nice. They do offer an activity bus every Friday, and they go to the grocery store, the Dollar Tree, and the pharmacy. They also have access to a chauffeur if they need to go to dental appointments or wherever they need to be. They also have a doctor that comes to the facility once a week. They have a beauty shop on the premises. They have a theater, an activity room, and a library. The other thing that Oakmont Northville offers is they have emergency call buttons in the apartment. They have four of them in the room, and each resident gets one, either a necklace or a wristband, that they wear. It's a great value for the price."