Independent Living Communities in Grosse Pointe, MI

"I have moved into Park Place, A Signature American House Community. I like the size of it, that it's not too small. I also like the fact that it is very well-maintained. Everyone in charge has been most helpful before I moved in, during moving in, and after I've moved in. I have not gotten to know a lot of the neighbors because I'm in a wheelchair and on oxygen, so I haven't been out and about, but the service here has been outstanding. They're absolutely beautiful. Everyone who comes in here is amazed at how well kept up they are, and just the quality of what they have used to design the rooms and everything. I moved in in November and then I just moved into a different room Saturday. I chose a studio apartment as opposed to a one-bedroom because I don't need that much room. There are lunches, there's going out shopping, there are doctor's visits, and there are activities here all the time like craft activities and bingo. There's just about everything you could want to do is here. And if you can't find it, you can ask for it. There's a lovely library, a very nice pool table for those who like to play pool, an area for playing cards, and an area just for sitting in front of a fireplace talking to your neighbor. The food is unbelievable. I have not had a bad meal here. It is excellent."

"My mother moved into American House. They're very friendly, everything is up to code, it's beautiful, and my mother is very happy with it. She has a 2-bedroom on the first floor, it's huge, and she loves it. They have Bingo, a pool table, puzzles, exercise, a TV downstairs in the living room, and they love to watch the ballgame. The have a gazebo right outside her room, people go out there in the evening, and it's really nice. They have a bus that takes them shopping, to doctors' offices, and to the bank. The hallways were just redone. They just put a breakfast bar in the dining room, and in the entryway, they've got a place for coffee, drinks, cereal, and pastries 24 hours a day. The food was delicious. The staff was very friendly, and everybody seemed to know the residents by name. It's right next to a Meijer's shopping center."

"I visited Windemere Park Warren's assisted living for my mom. It is a remodeled hotel, so it's a little less bright. However, they also have very large open-air spaces, including a koi pond, a pool, and activity areas. I don't think it's as modern or updated as the others I've visited, but it's fine. I would say the rooms are probably standard, they were decent-sized. The staff members were very knowledgeable about the area. One thing I'm looking for is a combination of assisted and memory care for when my mom would go from needing assisted living to memory care. That was an important reason that I went to Windermere, and they were very clear about answering all my questions about that. They gave me a very nice tour and even took me to memory care so I could see that as well."

"Baldwin House Hazel Park has very nice people and very nice apartments. All of them were very attentive. They called back just to make sure that they've answered all my questions. I believe it was the manager or one of the people in the office who took me out for a tour and showed me all the other things that were included. The rooms were very clean. I believe I saw just a one-bedroom; it was more than a studio, and it's very nice."

"We liked Pine Ridge of Garfield. The rooms were nice, and the food was great there. They had a stove, but the only thing I don't like is that I would like a washer and dryer in my room instead of sending out the laundry. The staff was very nice. The food was very good. They had a little garden and a patio that you could go out."

"I toured American House Sterling Heights. It didn't seem as busy or active as the other facility, but it was a nice, clean, and friendly environment. I met only one other staff member besides the manager there, but they were friendly and nice. The setup didn't kind of feel that one too much."

"Lockwood of Clinton had very nice people. They had a chef who cooked lunch, dinner, and breakfast. They had a lot of people and a lot of things to do. They made license plates for their walkers. It seemed everybody was enjoying themselves. People were very nice, and they seemed happy. They played cards all the time, and they went on trips. Meals would cost you extra to have those. However, somebody comes in and cleans your place once a week. There's a washer and dryer in every apartment. The person who took care of recreation was very nice, too. They had things to do, so that was what I was looking for. The staff was very pleasant, and she seemed to know everybody there. She was very friendly. The facility was spotless. I thought it was very, very nice. The apartments were nice, too. They're a decent size. I thought it was great for what I was looking for."

Welcome to Independence Village of Madison Heights! This isn’t just a place to reside — it’s a place where our community members truly shine, and we are glad to share this experience with them. Our senior living options include independent living. Throughout each service level, we strive to make every moment of every day something special. We know it’s the small details in life that make a difference. Every resident becomes a part of our family, and we work with each of them at their own pace to create the experiences they want. Independence Village of Madison Heights is a place where residents can truly Shine. Everyday.

"The James Ferndale was very friendly. Everything was great. They were top-notch. It's luxurious because they have everything on site. It's perfect for somebody who has the finances. They had studio apartments, one-bedroom apartments, and two-bedroom apartments. We specifically looked at a one-bedroom apartment and it was very spacious. The lady that was welcoming us was super friendly and very helpful. She gave us some coffee. If I would have had the finances, I would let my mom stay there. The dining area looks like a little restaurant. The service was good."

We are a private residential care facility that specializes with elder care and those persons experiencing traumatic brain injuries, physical handicaps and more. We pride ourselves in offering state-of-the-art and personalized care for each individual in our facility. Harmony Hearts Village is dedicated to helping families provide the care their loved ones need in a traditional home setting. Things we offer, care coordinator, medication management, PCP & Nursing available (outsourcing services to medical professionals). Advanced directives and end-of-life care team. Comprehensive health assessments, and home safety evaluation. We also provide 3 home cooked meals a day, including Heart Healthy meals, Diabetic healthy meals. We have daily activities, and community outings.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

"The thing I like best about American House Sterling Woods is the people. Everyone here is so nice, the staff and residents. I'm a picky eater, and I'm on a special diet, I'm supposed to have low salt and things like that, so the food is good. I put my garbage outside and it seems like it's only out there for an hour or two and then it's picked up. Everything is clean. I can see them always vacuuming and wiping things down. Every night is a game night of some sort like bingo We took a trip to the casino last week. There are some religious activities. But I'm not a person who likes a lot of activities. I like being by myself, I like reading, and I like doing jigsaw puzzles and things like that. I love my room though. It's 900 square feet, but it feels a lot larger. It's very well put together."

"I toured Ferndale Park Co-op, and it was fine. They have a stove and a refrigerator. The staff was very pleasant. I guess someone brings food in, some food bank or stuff, once a week. They have picnic tables and barbecue places."

"The staff was so friendly and helpful during the search & move-in process. They answered my countless questions, and has so much patience with my grandparents as they navigated this change. They are very responsive, and maintain the building so well for the residents. Now that my grandparents are all settled, we are so happy with the facility, staff and all of the amenities!"

"I like the staff at American House Troy. They're nice to my mother and us as a family. They are very courteous and concerned. The rooms are nice and big enough for a walker or a wheelchair. Cleanliness is really good. The food delivery is good. The meals appear to be very good, too, nutritionally based. The residents get a choice. Every day they can choose between one item or another item and my mother seemed to like the food there. They have a beauty salon and a dining room. They offer transportation if you want to go to a doctor's appointment or shopping trips if you want to go to a Myers. They have entertainment that they bring in. They have games and a little community area where a lot of residents can work jigsaw puzzles. They have a medical team on staff as well. Rent is kind of high, but overall considering the rent in other places and for what you get, it's way more."