Independent Living Communities in White Lake, MI

"I'm in Rolling Hills Retirement Community. The thing that I like best is that it has garages. The building layout is identical to all the resort lifestyles community. They've used the same blueprints to build every facility. All utilities costs are included in the monthly rent and three meals a day are included in the facility rent. In my 12 months of living here, we've gone through a total of five activity directors. They seem to be having trouble holding on to employees. The activity that seems to be most popular is chair volleyball every day. They show a series of movies. There's a 150-seat theater where they show movies. They do little shopping jaunts several times a week. Close by is a Meijer store, a Target store, and Costco. They take the bus and go to those stores a few times each week. There's a lot of fried food, which is probably not good for any of us, and the quality of the food has seemed to decrease over the 12 months that I've been here. I don't think the corporation cares about the residents or the staff members as much as they should. The resident managers are not as conscientious or as well trained as they could be, in my opinion. There's been a lot of turnover in the people that take care of the dining room."

"All Seasons have only been opened a few weeks. When I found them, I decided to find out if they had availability and they did. It's 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1000 sq. ft. but they have small units. There is easy access because you have an indoor hallway. Down on the first floor, they also have access to the parking. They offer breakfast and dinner and there is transportation services if you want to go places. The staff are fabulous and they'll do anything for you. They're good about following through and making sure everything is fixed if there's something that you need. They have movies, cards, games and speakers that come in. We're only 3 miles from them so we see my father and mother-in-law a lot. "

"I went to Elmhaven Manor two weeks ago. It was beautiful. It was very new. It was very clean. The actual apartment was very nice with a balcony. The staff was very nice, very informative. They do not have a cafeteria. You have to order out at a restaurant. I have no complaints about it at all. It was very modern, it was very accommodating for my mother with the elevator. They had pull cords in the rooms. It was a bright place with nice sunlight and it was just very nice. They do have activities, but I did not see any elderly people walking down the hall. There were cards, puzzles, and there was a beauty salon."

"My mother has been at Brookdale Novi for 3 months now. The people that work there are very friendly. She has a nice 1-bedroom apartment; they refurbished the whole thing before she moved in. The food is good; at each meal, they have a couple of different things to choose from. They have a lot of different things: bingo, happy hour, games, and a pool table. They’ve been really good to us so far. "

"We went up to Baldwin House Senior Living Oakland and looked at it. I liked it 100%. Me and my wife were very much impressed with the people there and the community. It was a great facility. It's very clean and the kitchen area was very nice. They were polite. They took us through a tour of the whole place. The theater room was nice. The laundry facility was clean and nice. Everything was nice about the whole place. They had bus transportation and outside activities going on. They also had a cafeteria where they served the food and the food was good."

"I toured American House Village at Bloomfield. The people and the facilities looked pretty good. The staff was seemed friendly and caring. They seemed to know like they knew what they were doing. The facility has been seemed like it was nice and in good condition to give a good impression . The layout was pretty good and it has presented enough room to be able to move around in the room. I tasted the food, and at that time, it was still warm and it was good."

"My mom moved to Golden Grace by Majestic Residences. They've been very caring. They're also very good at helping with the transition because we just moved there. The food was very good. There was no smell. Everything was clean and dusted. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. It's not a large facility, but for a group home, it's laid our very well."

"I love the serene, tranquil and peaceful nature of this community,The nursing staff of caregivers are very generous and kind."

Pontiac Village Estates Co-op, is located off of Walton Boulevard, just west of Perry Road. This 77-unit apartment building opened its doors in November 2014, with spacious apartments, a computer center, an exercise room, gated parking, and much more! A pleasant living environment is provided with a buzzer/intercom system in every apartment that is operated by the resident/member for entry into the building. Pontiac Village Estates Co-op offers a healthier and safer environment to live in by being a 100% smoke-free building. Smoking is not allowed within the individual apartments, the common areas, and within 25 feet of the building. Activities are planned by the resident/members and include luncheons, dinners, bingo, card nights, exercise classes, and many other activities. Members have a voice in the management of the building and are encouraged to participate. The co-op is within walking distance to the bus line, retail establishments, and an urgent care facility.

"I found a place, and I'm moving into Lockwood of Hartland. They have a few apartments that Michigan would pay for part of. So, I would be paying $1,750 a month instead of $3000 or $4000. They have an exercise room, a movie theater, and lounges. They have a room that you can have your family come in, and if you need to have a party or something. In the back of it, they have a path around the pond that you could walk around. It is very nice. I got the one-bedroom, and I'm on the ground floor, and that's what I wanted. They have elevators, but I still wanted to just be able to walk out and get my car. The manager was very accommodating and very informative. It was good. I'm going to prepare my own food because it's like $600 and some dollars a month if you eat there. If there's something that I see on the menu that I want to eat, all I have to do is give them an hour's notice, and I'll be down and eat. The facility is beautiful, too."

"I went to visit the Brookdale Farmington Hills. It's nice. I like the layout. It's a very friendly atmosphere. I like the room set up. The staff who gave me the tour was very nice and made me feel very welcome. The rooms were very nice and neat. It was an ideal place to move into. They got quite a bit of activities from what I can tell. They got a pool. It was nice. I like the layout. The one thing I like about it is that everything is on one level. No climbing the stairs, no elevators, nothing like that."

At Rose Senior Living, youll live in a warm and welcoming community that feels just like home, with everything you could possibly want to live the active, independent life you love. And, youll have the peace of mind knowing that the helping hand of assisted living and memory care is always available right on campus, if or when you ever need it. Our location is right off the Walter P. Reuther Freeway (I-696) with quick, easy access to restaurants, shopping, multiple recreation facilities, Carpenter Lake Nature Preserve, and a variety of first-class medical facilities. Our light-filled apartment homes are airy and spacious, with the beautiful, premium finishes you love, and all the space you need. Our LifeSTYLE Promise ensures that our services and care are structured, scheduled, and delivered just as you choose, so you always have the freedom, flexibility, and control you want. Rose Senior Living combines Edward Rose and Sons long and revered legacy of creating communities that truly feel like home with Life Care Services expertise in providing management and support services that enhance seniors lives. Together, we work every day to provide a senior living experience that exceeds your expectations.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 mom is currently in American House Stone and I love it there. They have very well-kept-up grounds with a couple of gardens, they call them the hummingbird gardens. They got a little lake or retention pond behind the building that you can walk through, but it's fenced off so you can't get to it, but it's good. The grounds are very well-maintained. Her apartment is very nice. They go from pretty good-sized one-bedroom ones to a pretty big studio. We have Mom in a little one but it's all she needs and it's safer. They've got a lot of activities like music, singing, bingo, and puzzles, they do hallway bowling and hallway ring toss. They're very active and they have a bus that goes offsite once a week. The food that I had was really good. The staff that I got to know are all good, they definitely go above and beyond. They keep eyes on my mother and other residents, they know them by their names, and say hi to them in the hallways. They also check on them when they don't have to, and the people there that are not technically independent get by very nicely. It's actually less than what we're paying before, and we're getting more for the money."

"Our visit in American House went well. The staff was very caring. They wanted to know what makes my aunt happy. They wanted to know what her favorite food was and what kind of crafts she liked to do. They were just really about her, which I thought was really nice. They would really bend over backwards just to make the person happy with food and experience. The staff was awesome indeed. It was also a beautiful community. I liked the rooms a lot. It was very clean and did not smell. They were like studio apartments. They are homey and not like an old person's cave. "