Memory Care Communities in Bloomfield Hills, MI

"My elderly father-in-law has been living comfortably at Provision Living at West Bloomfield for over one year. He has been enjoying the community setting including the variety of daily activities and the monthly field trips. The staff has been very supportive as he progresses through the aging process. Especially wonderful is the attention to all of the resident’s health and wellbeing. The PVL-West Bloomfield site has recently become part of the Story Point Group and all of his support team have been even more helpful during the transition. One of the most satisfying improvements has been the new menu of food that the in-house chef prepares daily. They also are so attentive that if a resident has a special request, the team does everything they can to help out each resident. Our family has been so impressed with the kind care that my father-in-law receives… it is very reassuring to know that this phase of life can be made less stressful for everyone involved. Thanks again to David and his entire team!"

"I usually dont wrote reviews. however i hope this review reach someone in need with helping to find a great place for their parent. Baileys has eased my nerves tremendously with the process of placing my father into a group home. Putting my father into a group home was a very hard decision. the compassion that the Bailey staff show is remarkable. The administrative Laticia has been very helpful in every aspect. she also is knowledgeable about dementia, which has help me understand my father way of thinking. baileys is very accommodating."

"Storypoint Birmingham is an amazing place. My mom lives in The Memory care area of the facility and it’s always pleasant the care staff are amazing they go above and beyond to make sure residents are safe and enjoying life. The environment is clean, full of life, and very lively. The food always looks amazing and smells great! The Management team and The Director are super helpful always. The building always makes you feel welcome and makes you feel at ease about who’s taking care of your family."

"My mother has been residing at Storypoint in Farmington Hills Michigan for 8 months. The staff have been very attentive, respectful and caring. They work hard to provide a warm, loving, family environment to all the residents. The community seems to be well managed, and clean. It is a great comfort to know my mother is in good hands. Sherri"

"We are very fond of Sunrise of Troy and it is within our top 2. It had a very strict Covid protocol where you answer very extensive questions and had to take your temperature. I find that the facility is absolutely beautiful. It is very clean. The facility is located in a busy intersection but it has a lot of nature in the back, so I like that. Everybody we met there was very nice. They have a cat on the memory care side, which I like, and they used to have a dog in assisted living, which I love. I think that's just like a little piece of home for the residents who had animals. They also have lots of activities for their residents. The views of the rooms that we looked at were very pretty, looking out into the courtyard or the trees. The rooms that I saw had a small kitchenette with a built-in fridge, a microwave, and a sink."

"It is very accommodating. It meets our expectations and maybe even beyond. The staff is very friendly, very responsive, very conscientious, on top of everything that needs to be done, and it makes our stay very pleasant so far. Our room is a 1-bedroom living room, with a kitchenette. There's an enormous amount of activities, in the morning, afternoon and outside the facility, and a lot of it involves the residents. They have an exercise room, a beauty salon, and an activity room. The food is fantastic. They have three meals a day, and they offer alternatives at each meal. Everything is on one level, so it's more convenient in terms of moving around and finding your location. They invite you to their activities; they don't just leave it up to you to figure out for yourself. They want their residents involved physically and mentally. I'm getting my money's worth."

"It was a small facility and it was very clean. It was bright because they had glass walls. They had bird feeders and flowers outside, as well as enclosed porch so even if it was raining they could still sit. They also had pets like cats and dogs. They had a popcorn machine, fresh fruits and drinks available 24/7. The staff were excellent and wonderful. They knew you when you came in and they would tell me what my mom did all day. They brought the food in and they dished it up right there. The residents could have whatever they wanted and if it was not on the menu, they got if from the kitchen immediately. They kept an eye on the residents and they also took them out of the reminiscent area into the assisted living area. The residents could interact and intermingle with the other residents who were in a better condition. "

"I toured both assisted living and memory care here. They also came out to my house and did an assessment on my mother to decide where she needed to be. They wanted to see whether she needed memory care or assisted living. The place is absolutely beautiful and very clean. The people that work there were super helpful and very nice. All the residents were really friendly, and there seemed to be a lot of activity. I very rarely saw anybody in their room. It was in a square. They put the cafe, dining room, and everything in the middle. It's secure, and all the rooms are on the perimeter. I don't know much about the building of these buildings. I thought it was smart that a patient who possibly "got lost," can't get lost if they keep just going straight. It's not like a maze of hallways, and I think that's actually very intuitive for a memory care. A shared room is an option; they would just share a bathroom. They still have their own space, and then there's also private rooms. It just depends on what you can afford. They had a salon, and I think they have doctors that come, as well as O.T. It is very full service. One of the things that I appreciated is even though I didn't select them, they were very gracious and were extremely helpful. They gave me all my paperwork back and made me feel very safe about the information that I had disclosed to them."

"I toured the Serene Gardens of Rochester Hills and went to about seven different places, and that's the one that pretty much stuck. I liked the director and thought she was very dedicated and had some good ideas. You could tell that she was a caring person. I liked the whole atmosphere of the facility because it didn't look depressing. I met two of the activity directors there, and they had a lot of energy. You could tell the sincerity and care from them. It's a newer facility. I lived in the area, so I saw it going up. I was impressed with both the outside and the inside. The rooms were nice, large enough, and bright. It was a nice facility."

"My aunt moved to the assisted living facility of Willowbrook Hills in Auburn Hills. We chose it for her because it's small, appears new, and it's safe. She gets three meals a day, and they clean for her. They take her on outings, too, I think every two weeks from spring into fall. She likes it there, and the apartment is nice. She doesn't like the food very much, but she's also fussy. The staff has been wonderful, and she loves them. Occasionally, she participates in activities. They have music every Friday afternoon, and they have other things going. They also have an activities coordinator who helps get her to participate. From everything we looked at so far, they don't nickel and dime, and everything is included. Knowing what I know about some market in this business, I'd say the value for money is fine."

"We're quite satisfied with Pleasant Valley Family Care. It's like a nursing home, only it's a private home and they're licensed by the State. They give my husband everything that a nursing home would. It's pretty good right there. I have high respect for all of them. His room is not huge, but it's plenty big. He has a La-Z-Boy chair, a chest of drawers, a table, a bed, and his own bathroom. It's the cleanest place I've ever been. When you enter, you have to either take your shoes off or put on those plastic booties. There is a little porch in the front where you could go out and sit if you want. They have a chair out there, and those in wheelchairs can bring their wheelchairs out to the front of the house and look at the outside for a while. The staff is the best. They have a piano player that comes in, they have a guitar player that comes in, and they have somebody that comes in and does stuff with the patients. It's every week that someone is there."

"It is never a easy decision to make when choosing assisted living for a loved one. That being said, we are extremely pleased with the decision we made for our mother. The staff, living conditions, cleanliness, and food are all top notch! The communication through every process has been flawless. Our mother is 92 and is adjusting very well. We feel she is in excellent hands day in and day out! We would highly recommend looking into The Barns of Rochester Hills. I truly believe you will be very please with this facility!"

"We toured Chester Street Residence, and they were larger than the other one I saw. They could accommodate around 50 residents. The staff who gave us the tour was very accommodating. We saw a large studio room, a game room, and the dining room."

"Farmington Hills Inn keeps its memory care residents active. There are lots of people to interact with and they've got a nice, but secure outside picnic area for them to walk around, so they don't feel like they're trapped. Having the in-house psychologist was nice as well. The psychologist had an interview with my father and prescribed different drugs than a normal general practitioner might have. So, he got some medication that really helped him not be so anxious and that also was a huge factor, just a difference in his day-to-day living. My father has a basic private room. It's clean, has its own bathroom, and has a window to see out. They gave him a bed, a table, and some basic furniture, and they allowed you to bring your own furniture, so that was awesome. They do his laundry quite well too. The staff is very supportive and understanding, especially the first few days because he was very anxious and we didn't have the right medications. So, they were professional and treated him nicely. Most of the time when I go to visit him, he's usually in some kind of activity and moving. There's a lot of hands-on stuff that they do, like painting, drawing, or building something, and lots of things to keep your hands moving. They take them for walks as well or do a scavenger hunt, which was kind of cute. Everything from the doctors, to the daily staffing to the front office, has done nothing but go out of their way every step of the way. Also, they are probably one of the lower-priced private care facilities within my area."