Independent Living Communities in White Lake, MI

"I've moved into Rolling Hills Retirement Community. It's very well put together, very organized, and very clean. The food is very good. Good selections, too. They have a movie theater as well as different kinds of activities daily."

"I am currently living at All Seasons West Bloomfield. The place is only 10 years old. It's been a very pleasant apartment. I don't partake in any activities. I am more of a recluse. But they have a pretty good chock full of activities. I feel okay here. I feel safe. I have dinner partners. The room is very adequate for a single person and I wouldn't need any more space."

"I toured Elmhaven Manor. It's very clean, neat, and organized. I didn't spend a lot of time there. I didn't get the comfort feeling with that one as much. The hallways and stuff are nice. I didn't get to see the rooms and stuff, but just one apartment. So, it was a small one. It was just a small one-bedroom, and the kitchen was pretty small. It was not homie. A few people I met on the elevator weren't friendly, but that's the people though, you can't control that."

"When I visited Brookdale Novi, I saw the room, the space, and what was available. Since it's independent living, they just showed me the package if I needed some help with anything and the prices were too much for me. They showed me a one-bedroom with one bath and its kitchen. The kitchen came supplied, but there was no furniture in the bedroom or the living room, which was fine. The staff was very helpful. The facility was nice and clean. It looked decent."

"Baldwin House Senior Living Oakland was clean. It was bright and cheery. The office person went over things well and answered questions well. We were impressed with them. They had ceramic stuff in one room that people were working on. They also have bingo, cards, and dinners out where they take the bus. It all sounded wonderful. The staff was very nice and informative."

"We went to American House Village at Bloomfield. It's a nice place, but it's not what we were looking for. The floor plan was a little small, but it was OK. They showed us the common areas and a one-bedroom apartment. The staff who assisted us and gave us the tour was very nice. The place was very clean."

"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."

"My grandparents live in StoryPoint Novi. They are very accommodating. I always am able to go and talk to somebody if I'm having a problem with any service or anything like that. The people here are very nice, from the residents to the employees. I really don't have any bad thing to say about it. It's a nice place. They have daily activities and different programs. They have a two-bedroom, two bath, and it's really spacious. It overlooks the Jewish cemetery and it's really a nice view. The apartment is laid out really nicely to where they can move around. It's nice that they have two bathrooms, because if one is occupied, there's another. They have a pub, so there's like cocktail once a week. They have bingo. There's celebration of monthly parties. They do outings, they go to Walmart, they go to Kroger's, they go to restaurants, you sign up for that and it's just a lot going on so you can always find something to do. There's Wii bowling. They have ice cream social on Sunday. They have church programs for people who want to go. They do projects where they make jewelry and door hangers. They celebrate the holidays, like, for Memorial Day, they had a barbecue for the residents. They have the residents decorate the Christmas tree. For the veterans, they have a wall of honor. There are pictures of the veterans in the building and they have their pictures from when they were in the military and backstory on how they served or how long they served. It's just a beautiful place. They are independent, but they have 24-hour care right now and it's just working out. Everybody is always willing to pitch in, even when it's not even their area. You don't have to worry about your loved one because if they're out in the community socializing, if something happens, somebody's always willing to pitch in and help out. I haven't had anything bad to say about any of them because they're always there. They're approachable and always willing to help. They can have more food variety kind of thing. I'm not saying they eat the same thing every day. It's like a rotation of the same things. There's always a meeting where they say, like, what would you guys want? Or what would do you guys like to see? They're always looking for their input for new activities or things that they might like. My grandma can afford it and she likes it here, but it's too expensive for me. People stay because they're comfortable here. They like it here. They like the staff, and they like the residents."

Lockwood of Hartland, located at 12371 Highland Road in Hartland, Michigan, is an independent senior living community nestled on 17 acres of pristine wooded land. The community offers spacious one- and two-bedroom apartments designed to support an active and carefree lifestyle. Each apartment features modern kitchens with sleek stone countertops, individual climate control, and options for in-home washers and dryers. Residents can choose between layouts with one or one-and-a-half baths, all designed with comfort and convenience in mind. The community boasts a variety of amenities to enhance residents' quality of life. An on-site beauty and barber salon, physical therapy room with scheduled exercise classes, and multiple activity rooms for art, music, and creativity are available. Residents can enjoy chef-prepared meals in the formal dining room or opt for a quick meal at the casual Grab and Go Cafe. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nature trails, outdoor patio, and raised garden beds. Additional services include housekeeping and linen service, controlled entry access, ample resident and guest parking, and available carports. Lockwood of Hartland fosters a vibrant community spirit with daily planned events and social activities, encouraging residents to connect with others and embrace their favorite hobbies. The community is pet-friendly, allowing up to two pets per apartment with certain restrictions. Located in Livingston County, residents have access to various local establishments, including parks and restaurants, enhancing the overall living experience.

"My sister moved into Rose Senior Living at Providence Park. It's working out very well for both of us. And, I couldn't ask for a better staff there. They are good both to her and for helping me through everything. She has a one-bedroom apartment, the smallest one-bedroom apartment, and has very adequate space. She's busy with chair yoga and balance exercises, bingo, Rummikub, and lots of other activities all day long. She's out of her room close to 8:00 to 8:00. They have a lending library, a garden arbor, several courtyards, an excellent fitness room, and a separate physical therapy room. She's taking physical therapy for balance also. And they have a hair salon, chair massages, nannies and patties, and many movies a week."

"I toured the independent living community of Brookdale Farmington Hills. It was very well organized, and the room's living area was lovely. The three meals a day were a good variety. I checked the dining area; we kind of moved through that, but I haven't checked the food. The dining area was lovely, though. I also saw the transportation bus, which is good to have in the future. I liked the screened-in porch in the rooms that they showed me. That was the best option that I liked. I could park right outside where the room was, which was good for me because I use a walker, and it feels like the hallway is long. Knowing that I could have PT and even a dermatologist there was also very convenient. Most of my doctors are not out there, so I contemplate changing because of the convenience. The activities seem to be varied, which is good. The person who gave the tour was wonderful. She was very interested in me. She knew a couple of things that I was involved in, so she talked about how that would connect to what they have. Everyone I passed also said hello, and we exchanged pleasantries, so that was nice."

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

"I liked that American House Stone is just one floor so my mother would not have to deal with any stairs or elevators and the price point was important to us. We were fortunate to be able to eat a meal there and my mother, who is very particular, enjoyed the food. There were a lot of options for her. If she didn't want somebody doing her laundry for her, they said that that was no problem and that she could do her own laundry. So, there were things like that, which made her feel more that she was living independently and not reliant on somebody else for everything, which was important to her. She didn't want to feel like she was giving up total control, and they were very willing to work with her on that. Everybody was very kind to us. This was the second time that some of us had visited there, and they remembered us from a previous visit, which was surprising even to remember the names. So, we're very pleased with how we were treated. They were friendly, helpful, and very kind. They even gave my mother a to-go container of more food, because she liked it so much. The facility was clean, but there were a few things that were dated or wear and tear, but nothing bad. The room that my mother is going to be moving into has a new carpet, new paint, and things like that. There were four of us that they served lunch to, and everyone was very pleased with the food."

"We toured American House The Village. It was a great tour. We get to see a lot of the facilities and the added activities. We liked the people there and the independent units. They were bright, cheerful, spacious, and bigger than what I had expected. The staff did a great job answering our questions and presenting things to us. We went through the dining room and watched people eat, but we didn't eat there. They have a top chef, so I assume the meals are good, and they allow us to have a pet."