Memory Care Communities in Ann Arbor, MI

"I really liked Linden Square, and I don’t have to travel on the express way. I liked the room that he would go into; it had a big bay window and a walk-in closet, and it just seemed nice. Everything was clean, it didn’t smell, and it felt like his room back home. They had a program that had people doing things. "

"Vibrant Life Superior Township was quite nice. The people that I met there and the people that I talked to were very kind and very helpful. I visited the memory care and it was clean and pleasant. It looked like the residents were well taken care of. It has a nice outdoor courtyard. The gentleman that is in charge was very kind and very nice. It was not the most updated/modern facility, but it was nice."

"The rooms here did have a patio that led outside to a courtyard so my parents could let the dog out and that was important to us. The facility was beautiful. The staff really seemed to know the residents well, like the person who toured us knew the people in the building and they knew her. The residents were coming up and talking to me and telling me about living there. It seemed very homey. They had a salon and a library."

"I went to Serenity Manor. It's a home with a max of six residents. They have two owners, and one of them lives there. She lives in the upstairs apartment. There is always two to three staff, so you have a great ratio of staff to residents. Currently, none of the residents are ambulatory. Most of them are advanced dementia patients and need to be lifted with a Hoyer. Right now, it's not ideal for them, but that's what they're getting. Right now, advanced memory care is what they're getting now. I couldn't even talk to the patients because they were so demented. It's a higher level of care and a lot of one-on-one. I think one of the rooms is shared. It's extremely clean. When you walk in, you were in the kitchen common area. Off to the right are the dining room and the living room, and then behind the kitchen is an L-shaped hallway with bedrooms. There are two bathrooms, too. It's very clean and very nice. If I had somebody who needed 24-hour care like that, that'd be great. I was impressed with the staff, too. "

"I loved Bickford of Canton. It was very welcoming, clean, and spacious. The individual apartments felt very homey and nicely appointed with all the things that you would need. The person that gave me the tour was excellent. She was very informative, gave me a little history about Bickford, and explained all the different things that they do for the residents. She was very good. I also liked that there were choices of a couple of different styles of rooms. I felt like each room had exactly what you would need for your daily living. They were nice. They had everything you would need, good storage, and they were easy to get around, especially for someone that possibly has a walker. The dining area was also very nice, spacious, and clean. The one activity that stood out to me was crafting, which would be a big thing for my mom. She likes to do that kind of stuff, but they seem to have different things going on too that you could join in. They also play cards and games, and they had a calendar for all of that. You kind of knew what was coming and you could join in on whatever you're interested in."

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

"Glen Abbey Assisted Living & Memory Care was wonderful. It was all open and the residents were having dinner at the time we went by. There was a nurse that took us around and she was very knowledgeable. They were a little short-staffed because it was the holidays, but she did a good job showing us around. We saw the memory care wing and the different rooms they had. They had single ones and ones where a couple could stay. They were appropriate, nice, and clean. They had full-service dinners (three meals a day), activities for the memory care, and then activities for the rest of the residents. They had them scheduled on a list and then visitors could come in and out. As they signed in, the doors were locked. So, there was also good security."

"My mom is 88 and she just loves living at StoryPoint. Her room is very spacious, well laid out and very clean. The interaction with the staff is constant and everyone is always friendly. There is in-house medical care which was very important to us. The food is very good with many daily options and the Head Chef and staff are always doting on you."

"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."

"My mom has been here for two years now by herself and we love this place. She has early Alzheimer's, but doesn't need memory care yet. It is quiet and well maintained, but there are plenty of activities to keep the residents involved (my mom loves exercise, crafts and bingo). She is very social and has made some great friends. The food was tough initially as it's restaurant style (no ordering ahead) and even though we'd build a meal plan for my mom, she wouldn't remember, but the staff was willing to work with me and now we have a good plan. My mom always says everyone is so nice and very helpful. No one is ever rude or dismissive. The leadership team is great as well. Always willing to help and take my emails or calls. Highly recommend!"

"My sister was a former resident of Hampton Manor Premier Assisted Living of Brighton. The facility itself was modern and spacious. The people were good. The food was good. Lunch was typically sandwiches. For dinner, the main course was two sides. It was fine. The place was as clean as you would keep your own house. It has a comfortable atmosphere. As far as the memory care room, it was very adequate."

"We chose this for mom because the facility was small and of single level. It's a memory care facility and I like the people there. It's a pod of 20 people in what they call a neighborhood which has a living room, dining room, and bedrooms. They have games, field trips, and crafts. We also tried playing bowling with them. "

"I toured Sunrise of Northville. They have a dog that lives on the property, which is very nice for people, and you are allowed pets in there. It's closer to my home. However, it didn't seem as if the activity areas might be large enough for the groups of people that they were housing there. I felt like the activity room was a bit small, so that was a little bit of a concern for me. They have meals that family members could take with family that lives there, and they seem to be very well priced. They have a hair salon and different amenities, which was nice. They have a big open space up on the second floor, and then an outdoor courtyard. It was a little more pricey. It was based on care needs for individuals, so not everybody had a flat rate, which was nice. You could go in and if you needed more care than your neighbor, you were charged accordingly, which is fair because not everybody should have to pay for things that they're not utilizing, so I thought that was a decent feature. They had a move-in fee."

"We've been to Rose Senior Living Providence Park. Our experience was very good. They seemed to have fresh good food, whereas the other ones we visited didn't. They were the nicest units. They had laundry and dishwashers in the units. All the people that lived there were all active and walking around, and everybody knew their names. To me, it was the best one. The residents were getting ready to go somewhere. They have a happy hour every day where drinks are included. My mom doesn't drink, but still, it'd be fun to go there and sit on the balcony and talk to people. You don't have to drink. There was a room that could be used for chair yoga and different activities. The staff was good and very helpful. The lady that showed us the place used to be in advertising and got into this because of finding a place for her old mom, so it was really good to have somebody that firsthand knew what you're going through, trying to place parents or find parents someplace to live. They gave us scones to take home, and they were so good. The facility was good. It's not very old. We thought it was very clean. My mom liked the layout and everything."