Michigan is an inviting destination for retirees and independent living residents. The state has 14 metropolitan areas and more miles of freshwater coastline than any other state. This gives residents access to a wealth of attractions from scenic Mackinac Island at the junction between the Upper and Lower Peninsula to downtown Detroit. Residents can view works from the great masters at the Detroit Institute of Arts and learn more about the area’s role in the automotive industry at the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation.
Michigan ranks well for its affordability. The cost of living is about 10% lower than the national average. Independent living is also more affordable than other parts of the country. Seniors can expect to pay roughly $2,730 per month depending on the community and type of apartment or cottage they select. Independent living facilities provide social and recreational activities rather than personal care and medical support. However, they’re typically part of larger continuing care retirement communities that allow seniors to add additional services as their needs change.
If you’re considering independent living, this guide explores average costs in Michigan and popular financing options. You’ll also find information about state agencies that can help with advance planning, long-term care insurance and government benefits.
The Cost of Independent Living in Michigan
Note: To compare costs of Independent Living, we calculated the average cost by using the 2021 Genworth Financial Cost of Care Survey as a basis, since there’s no authoritative information for this type of senior care. Independent Living is usually 30%-40% cheaper than Assisted Living, so we used the Assisted Living costs in Genworth’s study and subtracted 35% to establish Independent Living costs.
Michigan’s average cost of Independent Living is slightly lower than the national average of $2,925 at $2,763. Its average cost is also lower than most surrounding states. Pennsylvania’s cost is lower than Michigan’s at $2,665. While Indiana’s cost of $2,784 is higher, it’s only higher by $21. Costs in Ohio, Wisconsin and Illinois are significantly higher at $3,013, $2,990 and $2,917, respectively.
Michigan’s most populous city, Detroit, has one of the lowest costs of Independent Living statewide at an average of $2,740. While the capital city of Lansing has an average cost that’s nearly as low at $2,803 per month, it’s $40 higher than the state average. Kalamazoo is higher than the state average by $65 at $2,828 and Flint is higher by $81 at $2,844, but both costs are still below the national average. Ann Arbor has one of the highest costs statewide at $3,960, well over the state and national averages.
Seniors in Michigan may weigh the costs of other types of senior care to find the ideal option for their needs. Adult Day Health Care provides the lowest level of care in a nonresidential setting at only $1,733 per month. Alternately, Nursing Home Care offers the highest level of care at the highest cost in a residential setting at $9,095 for semiprivate rooms or $9,855 for private rooms. In-Home Care and Home Health Care both average $5,529. Assisted Living costs an average of $4,250 and Independent Living is $2,763.
Nursing Home Care (semiprivate room)
Nursing Home Care (private room)
Can You Use Medicare or Medicaid to Pay for Independent Living in Michigan?
Unfortunately, you cannot use Medicaid and Medicare to help pay the monthly fee for residing in an Independent Living community. For seniors who need help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), there may be financial assistance programs available to help cover the cost of care in Independent Living. For more information about financial assistance for those who need a higher level of care, read our guide to Assisted Living in Michigan.
Read on for more information about using alternative means to make Independent Living more affordable, such as retirement funds, the sale of a home, etc.
Paying for Independent Living in Michigan
Independent living is relatively affordable because most facilities only charge residents for housing and upkeep. Unfortunately, this means that seniors must pay for these services privately using retirement income, government pensions or personal investments. Additionally, some communities charge buy-in fees. If you’re selling your home, this may not be a problem. Otherwise, you might want to consider a reverse mortgage or short-term bridge loan. Long-term care insurance typically won’t cover room and board, but it may pay for personal assistance, such as help with errands and meal preparation, if the community offers these services to independent living residents. You can find more information about payment options in our guide.
Independent Living Resources in Michigan
If you’re interested in independent living, the following agencies can provide helpful information and direct services to help you achieve your goals. State agencies, county offices and local senior centers offer a wealth of resources to promote your health, safety and independence. You can learn more about some of these programs below.
(517) 241-4100
Michigan's Aging and Adult Services Agency has been serving older adults since 1981. Its State Advisory Council on Aging and Commission on Services to the Aging develop programs and services to support older adults who want to age independently. It works to build age-friendly lifetime communities and supports the state's Retired and Senior Volunteer Programs for residents aged 55 and older. Many of these benefits can be accessed by contacting your Area Agency on Aging.
(517) 886-1029
Michigan is home to 16 Area Agencies on Aging that advocate for seniors and administer government funding in designated regions. These programs offer nutrition assistance, caregiver supports, healthy aging guides, chronic disease management courses and services that promote senior's dignity and independence. Michigan's Area Agencies on Aging work with 1,300 state and local partners to serve more than 120,000 clients annually.
(248) 505-8228
This nonprofit represents a statewide network of senior centers, and it certifies program administrators. These centers offer recreational activities and an array of helpful services for older adults, including lunchtime meals, tax preparation assistance, transportation, travel opportunities and referrals to government agencies. Michigan residents can find a comprehensive directory of accredited senior centers online.
(517) 827-8010
Older adults may face a variety of practical and legal challenges that make it difficult for them to live safely and independently. This multidisciplinary agency is supported by long-term care ombudsmen, social workers, care coordinators and legal professionals. It focuses on preventing elder abuse, handling guardianship petitions and helping older adults access long-term care and public benefits.
(866) 485-9393
Seniors considering independent or assisted living can contact the state's long-term care ombudsman to learn more about their options. This federally mandated program provides educational guides, fact sheets and confidential services to promote residents' rights and help seniors establish family councils and other advocacy groups. The organization's network of volunteer ombudsmen serves more than 100,000 long-term care residents statewide.
(800) 803-7174
MMAP Inc. is a free service that provides unbiased insurance information and health care counseling. Specially trained advocates and volunteers work with Area Agencies on Aging, senior centers and other local organizations to help residents learn more about Medicare, prescription drug benefits and long-term care insurance. They can also help with billing issues, fraud prevention and coverage disputes.
COVID-19 Rules for Independent Living in Michigan
The following information is based on research done on several government websites, including michigan.gov/coronavirus. These rules apply to Independent Living Communities and other types of senior living facilities. We’ve most recently updated this data on 2/8/2022, but since COVID-19 is a rapidly evolving pandemic, contact your local senior living facility or Area Agency on Aging for more specific and up-to-date information.
Visitation Policies
Rules for Michigan Communities
Are loved ones allowed to visit to provide emotional support?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are relatives allowed to visit for end-of-life care?
Yes
Are residents required to quarantine after visiting with a loved one?
No
Are visitors required to wear PPE (including masks) in order to visit residents?
Yes
Are non-medical contractors (such as hairdressers and entertainers) allowed in senior living facilities?
Yes
Does the state recommend or require that senior living facilities assist families with setting up virtual visit alternatives?
Not Available*
Are visitors checked for elevated temperatures?
Yes
Are visitors required to answer questions about health, travel, and potential virus contact?
Yes
*Note: This information was not available for this state, contact your local area agency on aging or senior living facility for more information.
Outings & Social Activities
Rules for Michigan Communities
Are residents allowed to leave (errands, visiting family, etc.) for non-medical reasons?
Yes
Are residents who leave required to quarantine when they return?
No (Conditions Apply)
Are senior living communities required to cancel all group outings?
Are residents allowed to eat meals together in a common area?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are residents allowed to gather in common areas for group activites?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
COVID-19 Safety Measures for Staff and Residents
Rules for Michigan Communities
Are staff members and contractors being screened for elevated temperatures?
Yes
Are staff members and contractors being tested for Coronavirus?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are staff members and contractors being asked questions about health, travel, and potential virus contact?
Yes
Are staff members required to regularly screen residents for coronavirus symptoms?
Yes
Are residents relied on to screen themselves and self-report potential coronavirus symptoms?
No
Are staff members required to take residents’ temperatures?
Yes
Are residents being tested for coronavirus?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Find Independent Living Communities in Michigan
Use the tool below to find Independent Living Communities near you – if you’d like to search in a specific city in Michigan, simply put that in the search bar below.
13524 Mansfield St, Detroit, MI, 48227
14165 Edmore Dr, Detroit, MI, 48205
9341 Agnes St, Detroit, MI, 48214
My mother has moved into The Vernon Center. It’s great. It’s really nicely updated. The staff is really nice. According to my mother, they cook really good food. When something breaks, they come and f
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My mother has moved into The Vernon Center. It’s great. It’s really nicely updated. The staff is really nice. According to my mother, they cook really good food. When something breaks, they come and fix it immediately. The staff members are very personable. The food is great. My mother has a studio. It has a large screen TV and a really large walk-in closet where she can store additional items that she has. It has a bed, a sofa, and a restroom. Right now, the amenities aren’t available to the residents because of COVID. The place is very clean. They’re not doing any activities, but my mother has physical therapy that comes in twice a week and they do things with her.
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My mother has moved into The Vernon Center. It’s great. It’s really nicely updated. The staff is really nice. According to my mother, they cook really good food. When something breaks, they come and f
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My mother has moved into The Vernon Center. It’s great. It’s really nicely updated. The staff is really nice. According to my mother, they cook really good food. When something breaks, they come and fix it immediately. The staff members are very personable. The food is great. My mother has a studio. It has a large screen TV and a really large walk-in closet where she can store additional items that she has. It has a bed, a sofa, and a restroom. Right now, the amenities aren’t available to the residents because of COVID. The place is very clean. They’re not doing any activities, but my mother has physical therapy that comes in twice a week and they do things with her.
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17500 Meyers Road, Detroit, MI, 48235
My father was a resident of Hartford Village in Detroit. First of all, I loved it. Second of all, it’s a very nice facility. It’s gated, and they also have security; there is somebody there, always. T
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My father was a resident of Hartford Village in Detroit. First of all, I loved it. Second of all, it’s a very nice facility. It’s gated, and they also have security; there is somebody there, always. The seniors are very friendly. The living arrangements, they have their own washer and dryer, and the patio is very nice. They have cottages, it’s a well-kept community. It’s a brand-new community in the inner city. It’s not far from home, maybe five minutes from me, because I live in Detroit.
It’s a very nice community, I would recommend it to anybody. They had some nice activities. There was no food; you have to cook your own food. It’s A little expensive. It could have been better, could have been a little cheaper. A two-bedroom, two bath handicap room was $1,500, water, cable included, WiFi included, and you have your own washer and dryer.
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My father was a resident of Hartford Village in Detroit. First of all, I loved it. Second of all, it’s a very nice facility. It’s gated, and they also have security; there is somebody there, always. T
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My father was a resident of Hartford Village in Detroit. First of all, I loved it. Second of all, it’s a very nice facility. It’s gated, and they also have security; there is somebody there, always. The seniors are very friendly. The living arrangements, they have their own washer and dryer, and the patio is very nice. They have cottages, it’s a well-kept community. It’s a brand-new community in the inner city. It’s not far from home, maybe five minutes from me, because I live in Detroit.
It’s a very nice community, I would recommend it to anybody. They had some nice activities. There was no food; you have to cook your own food. It’s A little expensive. It could have been better, could have been a little cheaper. A two-bedroom, two bath handicap room was $1,500, water, cable included, WiFi included, and you have your own washer and dryer.
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16850 Wyoming, Detroit, MI, 48221
My sister has moved into Bethune Apartments and is doing very well there. It is a very nice place. They have security at night and services during the day that assist her with any of her insurance nee
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My sister has moved into Bethune Apartments and is doing very well there. It is a very nice place. They have security at night and services during the day that assist her with any of her insurance needs and transportation. I selected it because she was staying with me, and I wanted her to have a place of her own and someone had recommended it to me. They didn’t have a waiting list at that time, so that was a plus, although there is not as much in the area. There are stores in the area, but she might have to take a cab or courtesy car. There is a store across the street that she can walk to, and a restaurant, a party store and a gas station. Overall, it is much nicer than other places. It is a very nice place with very nice staff.
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My sister has moved into Bethune Apartments and is doing very well there. It is a very nice place. They have security at night and services during the day that assist her with any of her insurance nee
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My sister has moved into Bethune Apartments and is doing very well there. It is a very nice place. They have security at night and services during the day that assist her with any of her insurance needs and transportation. I selected it because she was staying with me, and I wanted her to have a place of her own and someone had recommended it to me. They didn’t have a waiting list at that time, so that was a plus, although there is not as much in the area. There are stores in the area, but she might have to take a cab or courtesy car. There is a store across the street that she can walk to, and a restaurant, a party store and a gas station. Overall, it is much nicer than other places. It is a very nice place with very nice staff.
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7800 E Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, MI, 48214
I found River Towers for Mom, and she loves it. It’s a big place, it’s nice, very clean, and there’s a lot of nice people. They’ve got a lot of stuff going on, buses pick them up, and she enjoys the a
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I found River Towers for Mom, and she loves it. It’s a big place, it’s nice, very clean, and there’s a lot of nice people. They’ve got a lot of stuff going on, buses pick them up, and she enjoys the activities. It was definitely for her.
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I found River Towers for Mom, and she loves it. It’s a big place, it’s nice, very clean, and there’s a lot of nice people. They’ve got a lot of stuff going on, buses pick them up, and she enjoys the a
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I found River Towers for Mom, and she loves it. It’s a big place, it’s nice, very clean, and there’s a lot of nice people. They’ve got a lot of stuff going on, buses pick them up, and she enjoys the activities. It was definitely for her.
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4701 Chrysler Drive, Detroit, MI, 48201
I liked Cityview Senior Tower, but it’s just too busy because it is right next the Detroit Medical Center.
I liked Cityview Senior Tower, but it’s just too busy because it is right next the Detroit Medical Center.
1545 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, MI, 48226
The Himelhoch Apartment was nice and very well-maintained, but I have a car and it didn’t have parking facilities. They don’t provide any recreational activities because it’s really right downtown, an
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The Himelhoch Apartment was nice and very well-maintained, but I have a car and it didn’t have parking facilities. They don’t provide any recreational activities because it’s really right downtown, and you can watch whatever is going on.
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The Himelhoch Apartment was nice and very well-maintained, but I have a car and it didn’t have parking facilities. They don’t provide any recreational activities because it’s really right downtown, an
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The Himelhoch Apartment was nice and very well-maintained, but I have a car and it didn’t have parking facilities. They don’t provide any recreational activities because it’s really right downtown, and you can watch whatever is going on.
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16800 Wyoming St, Detroit, MI, 48221
I think Theresa Maxis is an excellent choice for placement for an independent senior that is low income and looking for placement for a safe and secured senior citizen apartment building. Theresa Max
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I think Theresa Maxis is an excellent choice for placement for an independent senior that is low income and looking for placement for a safe and secured senior citizen apartment building. Theresa Maxis is a subsidized low income senior citizen community apartment that offers and provides their senior community with limited individualized services. Primarily they do provide their residents with a safe and secured environment to meet their residents’ individual needs. Their apartment building is in a safe and secured neighborhood that also has a low crime rate. It is near a police station also.
Their residents are safe there and they do provide their residents with some limited personalized care as needed if they qualify to live there. The apartment building is in the metropolitan Detroit, Michigan area and the surrounding neighborhoods are also pretty, very nice and quiet the vast majority of the time. Theresa Maxis senior citizen apartments are primarily for independent low income individuals and they must also qualify to be considered to live there. I would most definitely recommend this senior living life style to an independent low income senior citizen that need to be placed in a safe and secured environment that is impoverished and that would like to live in the metropolitan Detroit, Michigan area.
I would rank this senior commmunity apartment a three stars rating for its lack of services to the impoverished senior community but I would rank Theresa Maxis a five stars for its support for providing a safe and secured living life style to its low income senior community.
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I think Theresa Maxis is an excellent choice for placement for an independent senior that is low income and looking for placement for a safe and secured senior citizen apartment building. Theresa Max
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I think Theresa Maxis is an excellent choice for placement for an independent senior that is low income and looking for placement for a safe and secured senior citizen apartment building. Theresa Maxis is a subsidized low income senior citizen community apartment that offers and provides their senior community with limited individualized services. Primarily they do provide their residents with a safe and secured environment to meet their residents’ individual needs. Their apartment building is in a safe and secured neighborhood that also has a low crime rate. It is near a police station also.
Their residents are safe there and they do provide their residents with some limited personalized care as needed if they qualify to live there. The apartment building is in the metropolitan Detroit, Michigan area and the surrounding neighborhoods are also pretty, very nice and quiet the vast majority of the time. Theresa Maxis senior citizen apartments are primarily for independent low income individuals and they must also qualify to be considered to live there. I would most definitely recommend this senior living life style to an independent low income senior citizen that need to be placed in a safe and secured environment that is impoverished and that would like to live in the metropolitan Detroit, Michigan area.
I would rank this senior commmunity apartment a three stars rating for its lack of services to the impoverished senior community but I would rank Theresa Maxis a five stars for its support for providing a safe and secured living life style to its low income senior community.
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1300 Martin Luther King Jr, Detroit, MI, 48201
I have a family member who lived in the Village of Woodbridge Manor. It was very nice. They have a dining room downstairs, they have an exercise room, they have a TV room, and a movie room. I haven’t
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I have a family member who lived in the Village of Woodbridge Manor. It was very nice. They have a dining room downstairs, they have an exercise room, they have a TV room, and a movie room. I haven’t eaten there. My sister seems to like it. I know a couple of people who lived there and they never complained.
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I have a family member who lived in the Village of Woodbridge Manor. It was very nice. They have a dining room downstairs, they have an exercise room, they have a TV room, and a movie room. I haven’t
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I have a family member who lived in the Village of Woodbridge Manor. It was very nice. They have a dining room downstairs, they have an exercise room, they have a TV room, and a movie room. I haven’t eaten there. My sister seems to like it. I know a couple of people who lived there and they never complained.
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20000 Dequindre , Detroit, MI, 48234
Morton Manor Senior Apartments is convenient. It’s less than two miles away from my church and it’s subsidized housing. It’s cozy and very much what I’ve desired at this point in my life. They have re
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Morton Manor Senior Apartments is convenient. It’s less than two miles away from my church and it’s subsidized housing. It’s cozy and very much what I’ve desired at this point in my life. They have recreation and a very strong community-type setting. The administration is extremely helpful and they make certain that the resources that need to be available are made available.
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Morton Manor Senior Apartments is convenient. It’s less than two miles away from my church and it’s subsidized housing. It’s cozy and very much what I’ve desired at this point in my life. They have re
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Morton Manor Senior Apartments is convenient. It’s less than two miles away from my church and it’s subsidized housing. It’s cozy and very much what I’ve desired at this point in my life. They have recreation and a very strong community-type setting. The administration is extremely helpful and they make certain that the resources that need to be available are made available.
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18040 Coyle Avenue , Detroit, MI, 48235
6720 W. Outer Drive , Detroit, MI, 48235
15101 Ford Road, Dearborn, MI, 48126
My in-person visits to Allegria Village were frequent because I visited people who resided there. I liked the atmosphere, the services that it offered to the residents, and the staff with whom I inter
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My in-person visits to Allegria Village were frequent because I visited people who resided there. I liked the atmosphere, the services that it offered to the residents, and the staff with whom I interacted from time to time, who were very friendly. The people, along with my friends who resided there, were very pleased. I heard nothing but good things about them living there, their experiences, and all of the services that are offered.
They were on the independent living side and there was nothing that I disliked about it. I think what I liked best were the dining facilities and the fact that the residents had an option of going into the formal dining room or going into the cafeteria-style dining room. I also liked the array of services that they offer to the residents and the idea that they had health facilities on site.
I liked the people who were at the desk where I would sign in and those at the gift shop there. I have eaten there with friends too, both in the formal dining room and in the cafeteria, so I’ve had an opportunity to chat with some of the administrative staff. They were all very friendly and helpful. I also don’t remember ever having any food that I didn’t like.
I know they had a salon and laundry facilities. My friends would go to the gym there too. I don’t know if it was a separate gym or it was in the rehab division of the building but people had an opportunity to exercise. I also remember that in the afternoon, sometimes the residents would have a cocktail hour, which I thought was great for them to have the opportunity to sit and socialize. The idea that those in the independent living facility had their own kitchens and could cook for themselves if they chose to and having the option of doing all cooking in their own apartment or going and dining with others, was great for me too.
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My in-person visits to Allegria Village were frequent because I visited people who resided there. I liked the atmosphere, the services that it offered to the residents, and the staff with whom I inter
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My in-person visits to Allegria Village were frequent because I visited people who resided there. I liked the atmosphere, the services that it offered to the residents, and the staff with whom I interacted from time to time, who were very friendly. The people, along with my friends who resided there, were very pleased. I heard nothing but good things about them living there, their experiences, and all of the services that are offered.
They were on the independent living side and there was nothing that I disliked about it. I think what I liked best were the dining facilities and the fact that the residents had an option of going into the formal dining room or going into the cafeteria-style dining room. I also liked the array of services that they offer to the residents and the idea that they had health facilities on site.
I liked the people who were at the desk where I would sign in and those at the gift shop there. I have eaten there with friends too, both in the formal dining room and in the cafeteria, so I’ve had an opportunity to chat with some of the administrative staff. They were all very friendly and helpful. I also don’t remember ever having any food that I didn’t like.
I know they had a salon and laundry facilities. My friends would go to the gym there too. I don’t know if it was a separate gym or it was in the rehab division of the building but people had an opportunity to exercise. I also remember that in the afternoon, sometimes the residents would have a cocktail hour, which I thought was great for them to have the opportunity to sit and socialize. The idea that those in the independent living facility had their own kitchens and could cook for themselves if they chose to and having the option of doing all cooking in their own apartment or going and dining with others, was great for me too.
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16351 Rotunda Dr, Dearborn, MI, 48120
My girlfriend is in Beaumont Commons Dearborn’s independent living. I ate in the bistro and it was very, very good, better than a restaurant in the area. It was very spacious and open, and it was all
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My girlfriend is in Beaumont Commons Dearborn’s independent living. I ate in the bistro and it was very, very good, better than a restaurant in the area. It was very spacious and open, and it was all clean, and there were no masks. The staff was helpful. They had very nice grounds and lots of trees and stuff, and a well-kept parking lot. Everything looked like it could have been very well-maintained. They had memory gardens and stuff outside, so there was plenty of room on the grounds, plenty of room in the common room, and the apartments. My girlfriend’s apartment was very spacious and very nice. It was about 800 square feet and you did not feel cramped. I like that place. The staff seemed helpful and friendly, even though they were wearing masks. Unless I asked them to do something and they couldn’t do it, they stayed out of my way, so I liked that. The food was very good. I had a chef’s salad there and a few other little side things. They were all just excellent and fresh. The amenities I saw looked good to me, and they all looked first-rate.
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My girlfriend is in Beaumont Commons Dearborn’s independent living. I ate in the bistro and it was very, very good, better than a restaurant in the area. It was very spacious and open, and it was all
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My girlfriend is in Beaumont Commons Dearborn’s independent living. I ate in the bistro and it was very, very good, better than a restaurant in the area. It was very spacious and open, and it was all clean, and there were no masks. The staff was helpful. They had very nice grounds and lots of trees and stuff, and a well-kept parking lot. Everything looked like it could have been very well-maintained. They had memory gardens and stuff outside, so there was plenty of room on the grounds, plenty of room in the common room, and the apartments. My girlfriend’s apartment was very spacious and very nice. It was about 800 square feet and you did not feel cramped. I like that place. The staff seemed helpful and friendly, even though they were wearing masks. Unless I asked them to do something and they couldn’t do it, they stayed out of my way, so I liked that. The food was very good. I had a chef’s salad there and a few other little side things. They were all just excellent and fresh. The amenities I saw looked good to me, and they all looked first-rate.
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Independent Living Facilities in Michigan (61)
- Adrian, MI (3)
- Ann Arbor, MI (10)
- Battle Creek, MI (2)
- Birmingham, MI (2)
- Bloomfield Hills, MI (2)
- Brighton, MI (4)
- Canton, MI (3)
- Chesterfield, MI (2)
- Clinton Township, MI (10)
- Dearborn, MI (3)
- Detroit, MI (13)
- East Lansing, MI (3)
- Farmington Hills, MI (8)
- Ferndale, MI (2)
- Flint, MI (4)
- Fort Gratiot, MI (3)
- Grand Blanc, MI (3)
- Grand Haven, MI (3)
- Grand Rapids, MI (20)
- Holland, MI (6)
- Holt, MI (2)
- Jackson, MI (3)
- Jenison, MI (4)
- Kalamazoo, MI (3)
- Lansing, MI (6)
- Lapeer, MI (2)
- Livonia, MI (5)
- Midland, MI (4)
- Monroe, MI (3)
- Muskegon, MI (4)
- New Baltimore, MI (2)
- Northville, MI (2)
- Novi, MI (7)
- Petoskey, MI (2)
- Plymouth, MI (2)
- Pontiac, MI (2)
- Portage, MI (3)
- Riverview, MI (3)
- Rochester, MI (3)
- Rochester Hills, MI (7)
- Roseville, MI (3)
- Royal Oak, MI (2)
- Saginaw, MI (4)
- Saint Joseph, MI (2)
- Saline, MI (3)
- Shelby Township, MI (3)
- Southfield, MI (11)
- Southgate, MI (2)
- Spring Arbor, MI (2)
- Spring Lake, MI (3)
- Sterling Heights, MI (14)
- Traverse City, MI (4)
- Troy, MI (2)
- Warren, MI (2)
- Waterford, MI (3)
- West Bloomfield, MI (3)
- Westland, MI (6)
- White Lake, MI (2)
- Wyoming, MI (3)
- Ypsilanti, MI (2)
- Zeeland, MI (2)
