Independent Living Communities in Milan, MI

Welcome to Carleton Co-op Apartments! Carleton Co-op is a 47-unit senior community in the small, rural town of Carleton, Michigan. It is conveniently located within five miles of the 1-275 expressway, in northern Monroe county. Carleton Co-op is nationally recognized as, "A Community of Quality," by the National Affordable Housing Management Association. The property was completed in 1993 and provides apartments for ages 62+. The co-op represents the enjoyment and freedom that comes with affordable living. Resident members enjoy the peace and privacy of their apartments, but also enjoy participating in the many community events the resident members sponsor. You can join in the doughnut and coffee hour, bingo, table games, cards, wii bowling, or just relaxing in our living/community room or out on the patio in our lovely garden. There are occasional catered events and many other chances to be a part of a fun community. Carleton Co-op is gradually transforming into a 100% smoke free Co-op; smoking is not allowed in any common area or within 25 feet of the building. There are a few members who are still permitted to smoke in their own apartments, because they signed a waiver prior to the full implementation of the new smoking rules. All new members as of March 8, 2017, are not allowed to smoke inside their own apartment. Carleton Co-op is located next to: medical offices, pharmacy, banking, post office, grocery store, restaurants, dollar store, hardware store and more. The Carleton community is considered a sleepy town with senior programs and activities in the area. Carleton is affordable for everyone. Rent is based on a percentage of the household's income. So don't wait, call for a tour. Come join us today. All that is missing is you!

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

"My loved one has moved into Orchard Hills Living. The overall experience was very good. They deliver the services for the most part that they advertised and put in their brochure. They have hardworking and kind caregivers. My loved one is more content and happier there. I don't seem to see the tension, stress, or fear I saw at the other place. It would be nice to get more staff though."

"I moved into Flat Rock Towers Co-op. I like the location because for me, it's closer to my church, to my family, and to a lot of things. So far, everything's been great. The neighbors are good. The apartment is very nice. I have no complaints whatsoever. I was really impressed when I saw my apartment. It's all freshly painted. They put in new carpet. Everything looks brand new, practically. I'm very pleased with all that. The only thing I wish, and all the senior apartments seem to be the same, they don't have any dishwashers. I need a dishwasher, and I need some covered parking, and I'm on the list, but they told me I probably won't get one until about a year or so. The staff has been wonderful and very supportive. They have a weekly bingo and a weekly Bunco. I haven't participated in anything yet except for the Christmas party the other day. The food was very good. Value for money is pretty good. It's subsidized. They're only charging me 30% of my income. I can't find anything cheaper than that."

"I'm living in American House Southland's independent living. I get my meals, but I can also pick them up and bring them back home. I like that. I also like that they come in once a week, vacuum, change my linens, and wash my towels. That's just some of the stuff that they do here. If I want, I could get my medication delivered and they can help me with that but I don't need it because I can do that myself. They have stuff that you could do with the group like movies and stuff like that. They also have an Easter thing that's happening this week which I don't know if I'll take part in. I haven't gone there but I believe they have a place where you can get your haircut or, I'm sure, washed or stuff like that. All their apartments have a patio. I got one too, it's a nice patio and I have 2 chairs out there. Now that it has warmed up a little bit, I can just go sit there if I like and enjoy the day. The staff are very nice people. I get along with them fine. I do like it here. It's just a little more expensive and I need something a little cheaper. I got a 2-bedroom apartment and I'm only paying $1600 a month but still, that's all too much with what I get from Social Security and disability. I'm looking for something in the range of about $1000 a month. The food could be a little better but I like the service and the people are nice and everything. I've enjoyed the few activities that I have done like dancing. They have a person come in and sing songs and I've gone down and listened to that too. It's like a little concert. Maybe they should make it cheaper to keep residents a little longer. A couple of people have moved out because of the cost."

"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 mother in-law was in another facility for over two years and the quality of service never matched the amount we were paying. Since she moved to America House, Venoy in Westland there is a world of difference in her care. She is always clean, her room has no odor, her attitude is almost 100% better. She said, these people are good to me and I couldn’t ask for better people to care for me."

"I looked at many places before I chose the American House for my Grandmother. Their staff is amazing, they really care about the residents. They are reasonably priced, it's very well maintained, the menus are very well planned and offer choices to the residents. They have many activities and plan trips for the residents. If there is ever an issue they promptly take care of it. They offer good advice for residents families about programs that could help out for whatever type of situation you may come across with your family member. Over all I would highly recommend American House assisted Living facilities. "

"I like that American House Westland Joy has a large variety of activities and that the individuals are involved in them. Today, they went down for a small music concert and my mom has played bingo at least once and she enjoyed it. Both my mom and dad are in an apartment that has a full kitchen, two bedrooms, and a living room. As you walk in the door, you could see the residents in the main lobby socializing. I visited quite a few different facilities and some of their hallways would be empty, but not this one. There are people out and about and people are wanting to be out of their rooms. I think there's a good number of people who socialize in the public areas. Their staff has been very friendly, too."

"My father moved into Westhaven Manor last May. They are wonderful, and they've been very, very helpful. The staff is just wonderful, the manager communicates well, they keep us up to date, the maintenance team is on top of maintenance issues, and the whole staff has been wonderful. They have a pool room, bingo, an activity room, a little convenience store, and a salon. Every week they provide a new calendar of activities."

"Hampton Manor of Trenton is beautiful. I wanted to go there. I didn't see the meals, but the dining rooms were nice. The rooms needed a little more friendliness to them. They were kind of cold and sterile. The only thing I didn't like about them is that it costs $1500 just to walk through the door with a patient, like for them to do the paperwork on it or something. It's above and beyond what you would pay a month. I like that they give the patient's family a code to put in the door. That was a good deal. They have a courtyard, and during nice weather, the patients can get outside and enjoy the fresh air. They can't get to the road or anything like that. It's a really nice courtyard they could go to. The lady who toured us was very informative and very nice. She also straight-out told you what all the expenses were."

"A friend has already moved in to Ashford Court. It’s bright and cheerful, and the rooms are of good size. The people answered all our questions. Everything has been taken care of. They responded to some of her wishes, the food is good, and the people are very friendly. No complaints. "

"The people here are excellent. They help you, and they go beyond helping. The rooms are wonderful. They have a movie room, and they have all kinds of activities there for the residents. You pretty much have your freedom to do whatever you want to do."

"My mother is in American House. She has one-bedroom. It is a nice place for her so far. She receives good care from the staff. Their food and dining area are good from what I have observed. They have someone who comes by and plays music for them. They have activities like bingo and others. The place is quite expensive, but it is where my mother wants to be. "