Memory Care Communities in Sterling Heights, MI

"To my knowledge and how I've been treated living here, I give Windemere Park Warren a five. Everybody does a great job. If you need help, they're there. Whatever you need, they're right on the ball helping you out. Every time I needed help, they were there to assist me. They do a good job with housekeeping. Every week, they clean my house, and they do a beautiful job. Every two weeks they do my laundry, and they do a beautiful job. They have all kinds of activities going on. They have bingo, happy hour, barbecue, and a pool table, and they're topnotch for entertainment. The lady does a great job. I'm definitely getting my money's worth and my kids love it."

"I am a current resident of StoryPoint Clinton Township. I like the community because it is so well run and all of the people here in the management and the staff have been extremely nice. I had to use their care service several times while I've been here and they have been excellent. I have a one-bedroom and it's 660 square feet. It has quite a large living room, kitchen area, which I have divided with my couch to make it into two small rooms. It has a full bedroom and a walk-in closet. I paid a little bit more to get a unit with a washer and dryer. It has an extremely good-sized bathroom with a walk-in shower. We play bingo. We have happy hour once a week with entertainment on Fridays that's for an hour. We have wine time on Wednesdays in the bistro. The bistro is where most activities take place. They play lots of card games. They have exercise programs in almost every morning of the week. They also have an art class once every week or every other week. I belong to their book club, which is very good. We meet once a month and get two books to read and then we review them and get two more books and we have quite a large group. There's at least 15 or so that attend the book club. They have movies twice a week if you want to go to them in their media room. They have outside trips. We have a van. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, they usually schedule something. If you want to go, you sign up for it. On Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays, they accommodate people's needs to get some place. For example, I get my hair done on Fridays, I put in a request and they'll drop me off at my beauty shop and pick me back up and bring me back. It is a fairly new facility and a little bit more up-to-date. I recommend it highly. The staff is outstanding. I only get dinner because that's what I need. It's like anything else. Some of the food are good, some of them are bad. I could make my own food if I wanted to."

"The Arbor Inn was clean, and the staff is friendly. My grandmother liked the activities, and always had something to do. Also, the price here is UNBEATABLE. It was the only facility in her price range, and it was also the nicest facility we looked at. Definately recommend it!"

"It isn't the nicest-looking place in the world, but the small number of residents and the amount of staff more than make up for this. The staff were truly caring and sensitive. The smaller nature of the facility makes the place easy to navigate (which is nice because some of the bigger places in West Bloomfield, for example, are like mazes and very hard to navigate), and hard to get lost in. They let us visit for as long as we liked and did not restrict us to a set of hours during the day. They even accomodated a request to sleep in the room with my mom. Just a fantastic place and I would recommend it to anyone. "

"Very clean, family friendly, accommodating and clean (did I mention clean). Caring and helpful to residents and their family."

"Sunrise is nice place. It's clean and comfortable. The staff is caring and enthusiastic. My relative lives in the Reminiscence Neighborhood (memory care) and I feel that she is safe. She is quite content. The staff spent a lot of time getting to know her and they went out of their way to make her fit in and feel at home. They are aware of her strengths and work those in to her daily routine. They also know her likes and dislikes. There are many activities to do. But the residents do not have to do them all. They have things to do for a wide range of abilities and offer frequent entertainment. The food is very good. They also have a cat and dog there, which the residents seem to like. The drawbacks are that it is a little pricey there and there is limited parking. "

"The Bickford of Shelby Township is a beautiful facility. It has a friendly staff, lots of activities for the seniors, it's very clean and just gorgeous. The only drawback is that it's very expensive. It was their memory care that I toured. The staff was friendly, they were happy, it seemed, to work there, and they interacted with the residents when we were walking around. They even interacted with my mom, who was with us looking. It's just a different atmosphere from the other memory care facilities I've looked at, for sure. I would highly recommend it to anyone. It's just that it was out of the budget we were looking to spend. They said they would encourage people to participate or come out of the rooms if things wandered off. They had lots of areas set up even in the facility itself, between the hallways, for residents to mingle in smaller groups instead of being in a large group so that was kind of nice. The rooms were set up almost like little apartments. I recall they had little mailboxes where the residents would get mail and stuff and I thought that was a nice touch too. It's a very good location, it was right next door to a Catholic church. They offered transportation to residents to take them on field trips and appointments and that kind of thing. It was close to a few of the malls, close to the hospital, and close to shopping."

"I visited Rose Senior Living - Clinton Township. It was a lovely facility. The apartments were very nicely laid out. The staff was very helpful, and the activity director was awesome. They have assisted, independent, and memory care. They have activities. They have buses to take the residents to shops or restaurants. They had an exercise room, a bistro, and happy hour. They had all kinds of wonderful things. The facility was perfect. It's beautiful. I would go there, but it was just a little more expensive than what I can afford."

Walnut Creek House is owned and operated by an experienced geriatric care nurse and offers home-like environments for seniors with trained staff available 24/7. Our aim is to provide quality care to residents who are in need of assisted living and memory care services, which will enable them to successfully achieve and maintain comfortable community living. Daily Assistance Walnut Creek House is an ideal option for adults who are physically disabled or need assistance with their daily routines. Social Lifestyle Activities and entertainment designed for various levels of functioning. At Walnut Creek, you are more than a resident in our adult foster care home (AFC) You are family!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

"We visited here. They pretty much told us that my mom was not ready for assisted living and that she needed to go to independent living. I thought it was beautiful. It was very clean. The people were very kind. It was a quiet environment. The young lady that took us around was very knowledgeable and very caring. She took a lot of time with my mom. I do think the staff was very informative. I didn't get the feeling that they were trying to draw me into the business. I felt like they were actually caring about the individual and making recommendations based on what the person needed rather than just trying to get somebody in there."

"My mother has been there for a couple weeks now. She is always clean, nicely dressed, and seems to enjoy all the activities they have. The staff in Memory Care are amazing. As a loved one, who was the major caregiver prior, I really appreciate their patience and attention to making my mother feel special. This week they attended a tea party, put on by the Activities Director and staff. In the morning the Memory Care Activities coordinator, polished the ladies fingernails, so they were ready for tea. That’s was so thoughtful. "

"My husband moved into American House Freedom Place Roseville for respite care. It's small. I think they only have 25 to 28 residents in memory care, which I like. The layout is fine. It's easy for the residents to get around. The dining room seems to be large and spacious. The community room where they sit around the television, seems clean. No odors. The staff seems to be polite and professional. I did ask my husband after the first few days and he said the food was tasty. He is on a soft diet. So it seems like they can handle that. So these people can provide a special diet. So that was one of the reasons why I selected this place. The cost is too high, and then we have to provide everything like towels. And he's incontinent, so diapers and pads and things like that."

"We like Stratford Place, but they were deemed ineligible. It's a small community with just 26 people or so, and it was just very homey. We liked it very much, but they didn't qualify with my mother's policy. The staff was very personable and seemed to care about the residents. It was just a nice homey place. We were very sad that it didn't qualify. It's very clean. They have obviously a nice dining room. They have fireplaces, and it's just warm and cozy. They interact with the residents. It just was a perfect place. It's nice, clean, neat, and didn't smell or anything. They have assisted living and memory care, but we didn't go into the memory care."

"We were really pleased with Mary's Center for Seniors because it was smaller. The staff were all very nice and they were able to let my sister-in-law get out of her room and go to the dining room every day. She is only there for about a month. The rooms were a little small, but it was adequate for her. The dining room looked homey. You could watch the staff prepare the food and the looked very nice. They were doing a few activities, but she couldn’t participate because of her dementia. The place wasn’t fancy and that is what we really wanted for her. "