Memory Care Communities in Adrian, MI

"A&R Premiere Care just had new add-ons to their facilities. What I liked the most about it was the lady that runs it is a nurse and then her husband is also a healthcare person. I think he's a physical therapist or something. They were both very nice and very helpful."

"The staff at StoryPoint Saline was friendly. The facilities were pleasant. It's what I would choose. The staff member there not only toured me to the building, but she also gave me some tips on moving and getting rid of things, which was very helpful. They invited me to come back for a meal along with my friend who accompanied me there, but I did not have time to do that. I especially like that they had their own staff. In a lot of these places, if you need help, you have to contract it through a different entity, and there, they have their own staff. The facilities, while they are not as new and shiny, were perfectly adequate."

"I liked Glass Peaks Senior Living very much, and so did my daughter. The bedrooms were a little bit small, but we could fit my husband's queen-size bed in there, and put his dresser in one of the closets. He would have a walk-in shower, and I would have a bathtub in my room that was across the hall. We would sleep in two different bedrooms because my dog would sleep with me. The upkeep was very good. They kept it beautifully. We walked through the dining area, and it was very nice, too. We would have a small kitchenette in our apartment, and I could fix something there for us if we didn't want to go down to the dining room. I could warm up soup or make a sandwich or whatever. The woman who gave the tour was fantastic. She answered all questions and everything for us."

"I toured Vibrant Life Temperance. It was clean and organized, giving off a warm feeling. It's a little like a dormer. They have a bed, a closet, a TV, and a chair, just like a hotel room. I've been working with Nick, and he was good. They can go outside on the deck, and there's a lot for them to do besides sitting in the building. The facility has a little pond with seating and chairs, making it really nice, and they're served three meals a day."

"My mother hasn't moved here yet, but after several visits and conversations with staff, I am very confident that this is the absolute best place for her. Individualized care, good staff-to-resident ratio, very pleasant environment. Everything appeared very clean. The staff remembered me on the second and third visit, and I observed caring interactions with residents. "

"University Living was very nice, they were very accommodating, very helpful. The sample unit was nice, and there were a few residents who had their doors open. The eating room was very nice and high quality. They have a room that you can rent out if you want to have a party for a loved one. Everything that I saw was a five out of five. It was very classy and very clean."

"I visited Brookdale Ann Arbor. The building itself was beautiful. They had a lot of places for people to sit, and the grounds are very nice. When you first walk in, it kind of has a grand staircase up to the next floor. The people were nice. The staff was very friendly, very informative, and knowledgeable about their work. We were only there for about an hour to an hour and a half, so I can't give anything about actually working with them on a day-to-day basis, but they seemed very nice and very capable. They had a library."

Sheridan Living is an adult assisted living facility at the heart of Ann Arbor, Michigan. We strive to provide the utmost care and comfort to our residents. Unlike larger facilities that have a 12:1 resident-to-staff ratio, we have a maximum 6:1 resident-to-staff ratio. This means that we can provide personalized care and individual attention to residents above and beyond what they can receive at larger facilities. In fact, many of our residents and their families consider our staff members their friends. We are licensed to care for residents with any of the following conditions: Aged Physically handicapped Alzheimers Developmentally disabled Mentally ill We have common areas where residents enjoy the company of the other residents and our staff. In turn, our staff love to keep the residents company, and they are known to chat with the residents, sing songs to residents who like to hear them, and to send updates and pictures of residents to their families if desired. We are located in a quiet residential neighborhood near the University of Michigan, grocery stores, churches, and several parks. Our residents who are able to make the trip enjoy viewing the community garden at the County Farm Park accompanied by our staff and their families. We are staffed around the clock, 24/7. Our staff cook three delicious meals a day, help clean the home and the residents if needed, can operate medical equipment, and provide other care services. Our staff members are experienced health care workers. Our staff is passionate about bringing joy and comfort to our residents. We help our residents with their normal daily activities in a way that promotes maximum independence while keeping joy and cheer in their lives. 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 mother-in-law is in Hampton Manor of Madison Township. We like the place. Everybody is really nice there and it's convenient for us. They're really good with her. She loves it there. The staff is very nice. They take care of the people. She loves the food. We're like, "Where were you at this time?" She goes, "We got to go down and we got to get ice cream." They have different kinds of activities for her. Some people go places and they go in groups. She tells us how much she likes it. She's very happy there. She's in a studio apartment. She pays for it and then she has money after, too."

"We visited Cambrian, it's very clean, and it's a new building. All the rooms have their own private bath and shower. However, I did not see smiling faces there, and that disturbed me. It was expensive, but they have a calendar full of activities, and the rooms were bigger than other places."

"My sister-in-law has moved into Otterbein SeniorLife Sunset Village. It was the only one that had the amenities that we were looking for. We were looking for assisted living that went into skilled nursing care at the same facility, and they had to revert from private pay to Medicaid, and it was the only one out of all the facilities that we looked at that would do that. Also, they took her because she had already been their patient in Monclova. It was very nice. It has independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing, and so it's all right there in one place, and it was good for that. They have a very nice campus. They have walking trails. Each separate offering is really on the same campus. In other words, independent living is separate from assisted living, and assisted living is separate from skilled nursing. My sister-in-law's room is a studio apartment. It has a bed area. There's space for sitting so she can sit, look out the window or talk on the phone or something. There is a kitchen area, and I use the term loosely because it has a half refrigerator, a sink, and a microwave. There are no other heating units in there, which is good for safety purposes. They have a dining room. They have a faux post office, if you will, where the residents could buy stamps and they had the mailboxes there and everything. They have an activity room that has a full kitchen and that is available for the residents if they want to bake a cake or something. At the end of each hall, they have a sitting area that is like a living room, and that is in addition to the lobby area. They have what they call ice cream social at least three times a week, and that is like a little café where they offer desserts. They have a laundry room on each floor that the residents can use to do their laundry, and there is no charge for that. The washing machines are free. We met the maintenance people, one of the nursing staff, and one of the activity people. We met a fair amount of them. They were good with the residents. I haven't participated in any activities, but they have two or more a day and they have outings where they can take the residents out."

"I toured Kingston Residence of Sylvania. They have somebody right there at the desk, and they are more than happy to help. Everybody seemed more at ease and peaceful. The rooms were very nice. The security and just the overall was very reassuring."

"ProMedica Goerlich Center was very nice, but I didn't like it as well as the other place. The staff was very nice. The apartments were pretty nice. Maintenance and upkeep were pretty good. It needed painting and stuff, but that's all. They were very clean and very organized. The dining area wasn't as nice as some that I've seen, but it was OK. They have a beauty shop and someone that does their nails and hair. They showed us where the residents take a bath."

"I toured Clarendale Ann Arbor. What I like best about it is that it doesn't feel institutional. It feels very home-like. I looked at one sample and the floor plans of the others, and they're very similar to the other places. The staff was very pleasant and informative. I saw the pool, exercise space, dining rooms, and outdoor area."