The Best Senior Living Communities in Bloomfield Hills, MI

"The memory care at American House Freedom Place Rochester is a totally separate building. It was like its own entity, so I liked that aspect of it. It would be perfect for someone who is going for memory care only. Everything about that place was great. They had a crafts room, and they had an exercise bike in the hallway. There was not a whole lot there because it's all memory care, but it's good for that purpose. The layout of the rooms was nice. The staff was super informative, nice, and thorough."

"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."

"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."

"Brookdale Troy is our top choice for my dad. It has a very inviting atmosphere. It was very clean and intimate, without being too small. Dan, the salesperson, has been wonderful. He just seemed to know what he was doing. In the studio room of the assisted living, we were told that we can bring our own mini fridge and a microwave. They have a courtyard with lots of sitting areas."

"We are in the process of moving Mom into Brookdale Troy. I had been there before and saw my friend's mother there and I thought it was kind of airy and kind of bright looking. I liked what I saw. I went there to see it a couple of times, and it was centrally located. I saw the music thing going on. The layout of the apartment was good. I wish they were a little bit bigger, maybe about two feet bigger, but it is what it is. The bathroom was a good size. We had lunch one day, and it was good. My mom liked it. It was one of her favorite fish. I like the courtyard they have for the memory care area. It was bright. I'm going to bring some of my mom's plants from her home and put them in the courtyard, and I think she'll like that. It's like an atrium. There was seating outside. I've talked to the salespeople and I'm meeting with the nurse tomorrow, but so far everybody that I have met has been helpful. One side is assisted living, and the other side is memory care."

"My husband moved into Arden Courts six months ago, and I am very pleased with his care. He receives personalized care from caregivers, nurse techs, and activities directors. The staff and leadership respond quickly and efficiently to my husband's needs even when they evolve into emergencies. The communication is excellent, and I recommend Arden Courts to families on this dementia journey."

"My dad is in assisted living at Provision Living at West Bloomfield. It's great. They take good care of him. The staff is great. The food is great. They have really good activities. They have a gym for PT. The facility is nice, and he is well cared for. The food is really good. The chef makes the food. It's a good variety. You can either eat at the restaurant or in your room. Bigger portions would be our suggestion, though."

"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."

"The rooms are kept clean, no smells in the community. Food is excellent. They try to please by communicating with the residents about their needs and wishes. Staff is unhappy due to shortage of personnel but care has always been available."

"My mom moved into StoryPoint Farmington Hills a year and a half ago. It was built not that many years ago, so the rooms are well laid out and modern. Everything is well kept up and has been recently updated. Her walk-in shower is better than any shower in my house! The meals are constantly changing with continual input from residents. There are snacks available 24/7. StoryPoint hosts frequent parties, holidays, and celebrations which offer different and elevated food options in addition to lots of fun activities. The rest of the residents here have all been kind and welcoming. There are plenty of different activities each day to choose from to keep anyone interested. Truly, the best thing about this place is the staff. They are all so very friendly and everyone is helpful. All members of the staff greet you and introduces themselves. From the gentleman who cleans her room, to the extremely welcoming front desk, to the office staff, and to every medical professional on staff. Everyone I have talked to seem to really like their jobs and working at StoryPoint. Everyone will offer to help you directly with whatever you need or find the person who can help you if they can’t. We are really glad that we made the choice to have mom live here. She is really enjoying her new home."

"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."

"My sister has made a deposit and will be moving into American House Elmwood. The whole place was very clean. We chose it because it offered a very good-sized villa, which is independent living. She would prepare her own meals, so she did not get a meal plan. The staff who assisted us was excellent. They had a hair salon and a meeting room."

"My husband has been at Fairmont of Farmington Hills. The staff is very attentive and responsive. They're very good here. I don't really have any negatives. My husband likes it here. It's not home, but it's pretty good. His living space is fine. I had to supply some of the stuff to go there, like hangers, toiletries, and a lot of things from home, but I think that's the way it is in most assisted living places. The food is pretty good. My husband is a picky eater, but he likes most of the food here. The facility is very clean. They're very conscientious. The residents here are always doing something. They have chair Tai Chi, trivia Tuesday, and bingo. They have a lot going on. People seem to be enjoying themselves. This is our first experience in assisted living, and it all seems like a lot of money, but he seems happy, and he is safe."

"I'm in Independence Village of Waterford. I like the staff here. They're all kind and helpful. They're nice with each other and they are nice with us. I've gotten sick here, and they took care of me and I got my meals. My apartment has a living room, a small kitchen, a sink, a refrigerator, and I have my own microwave in there, but there's no stove. There are cupboards, so I can have some of my stuff with me. There's a bedroom, big enough that I can have a king-sized bed in it and the furniture that goes with it, and a walk-in shower. They have all kinds of activities. They have bingo, Pokeno, they show movies, we play games, like one's called Left Right Center and you play with pennies, and we play cards. They have a library and a courtyard. There's a space out in front, and there's a porch across the front of the building, and there are rocking chairs on it. You can sit out there and visit and enjoy the weather. For those who are interested in participating in the activities they have, they are very good about seeing to it that it happens every week. They have an exercise program, and that's open to everybody. They do things where you don't have to stand. We have an excellent activities director and she's always thinking of something new. She takes us on little excursions out of the building, like we go to restaurants, we go to another place and have ice cream there, and takes us shopping. They have a bus here. It's expensive to live here, but I've been told by other residents that this is the best price for what we get."