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Steve
4
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July 21, 2025
My wife is a resident of StoryPoint Clinton Township. She was the first person to live in her apartment, so her apartment is brand new. It's a studio apartment to save money. It's a very nice location and it's a beautiful facility. The staff is really, really good. I wish that it didn't change so much, because for instance, like last year when we gave out Christmas gifts to about 8 or 10 of the best aides that take care of my wife, four or five of those people are gone. They've gone on to other places. I wish the turnover wasn't so bad, and I wish they could maintain and keep those best people, but I know it's difficult for them to do that. Their people are well-trained and they keep breaking in new people all the time. There are different floor plans. She's in the last stages of Parkinson's. It takes a Hoyer lift to lift her out of the bed and maybe once or twice a week, they lift her out of the bed with a Hoyer lift to either give her a shower or to have her sit in a wheelchair for a little while. Besides the Hoyer Lift, they have another device called Sit to Stand, which is a little bit similar to the Hoyer lift. They're both very useful gadgets to get a person out of the bed, to stand them up, turn them and sit them in a wheelchair. She's there for assisted living, but we pay a little over $9,000 a month and $4,800 of that goes for her room and board and $4040 goes for her long-term care package. She's a level five care person there. They have levels one through six. There are musicians that come in. She can hear them from her room but she can't see them or get out to see them. They have all kinds of entertainment that comes there. They have people come in with pets. For instance, there's a lady that comes in and brings dogs and they'll come into the room and my wife can pet a dog. It's got everything that you can imagine. It's got a huge foyer and atrium. It's got restaurants inside. It's got a grand piano. It's wonderful. As a visitor, I can enjoy some of those things. The chefs there are very good. They keep the rooms clean. They keep the facility very clean. Because it's relatively new, the parking is really accessible. There are multiple entrances. There's a back entrance where assisted living and memory care are and you come in and you sign a book and then you can go straight in. Someone has to help you exit when you exit. There are fire metal doors. Many of the meals are fried, and my wife has gained weight being there. Of course, she's immobile, but there are just too many fried chicken and too much French fries. There are so many activities that they do. They'll have barbecues outside and they'll have games that they can play. There's a lot for them to do if you're able to do them.
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About StoryPoint Clinton Township in Clinton Township, Michigan
Welcome to StoryPoint Clinton Township! This isn't just a place to reside - it's a place where our community members truly shine, and we are glad to share this experience with them. Our senior living options include independent living and assisted living. Throughout each service level, we strive to make every moment of every day something special. We know it's the small details in life that make a difference. Every resident becomes a part of our family, and we work with each of them at their pace to create the experiences they want. StoryPoint Clinton Township is a place where residents can truly Shine. Everyday. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search
Reviews of StoryPoint Clinton Township in Clinton Township, Michigan
4.8
(8 reviews)
Facility
5.0
Staff
4.9
Food
4.8
Activities
4.8
Value
4.7
Steve
4
|
July 21, 2025
My wife is a resident of StoryPoint Clinton Township. She was the first person to live in her apartment, so her apartment is brand new. It's a studio apartment to save money. It's a very nice location and it's a beautiful facility. The staff is really, really good. I wish that it didn't change so much, because for instance, like last year when we gave out Christmas gifts to about 8 or 10 of the best aides that take care of my wife, four or five of those people are gone. They've gone on to other places. I wish the turnover wasn't so bad, and I wish they could maintain and keep those best people, but I know it's difficult for them to do that. Their people are well-trained and they keep breaking in new people all the time. There are different floor plans. She's in the last stages of Parkinson's. It takes a Hoyer lift to lift her out of the bed and maybe once or twice a week, they lift her out of the bed with a Hoyer lift to either give her a shower or to have her sit in a wheelchair for a little while. Besides the Hoyer Lift, they have another device called Sit to Stand, which is a little bit similar to the Hoyer lift. They're both very useful gadgets to get a person out of the bed, to stand them up, turn them and sit them in a wheelchair. She's there for assisted living, but we pay a little over $9,000 a month and $4,800 of that goes for her room and board and $4040 goes for her long-term care package. She's a level five care person there. They have levels one through six. There are musicians that come in. She can hear them from her room but she can't see them or get out to see them. They have all kinds of entertainment that comes there. They have people come in with pets. For instance, there's a lady that comes in and brings dogs and they'll come into the room and my wife can pet a dog. It's got everything that you can imagine. It's got a huge foyer and atrium. It's got restaurants inside. It's got a grand piano. It's wonderful. As a visitor, I can enjoy some of those things. The chefs there are very good. They keep the rooms clean. They keep the facility very clean. Because it's relatively new, the parking is really accessible. There are multiple entrances. There's a back entrance where assisted living and memory care are and you come in and you sign a book and then you can go straight in. Someone has to help you exit when you exit. There are fire metal doors. Many of the meals are fried, and my wife has gained weight being there. Of course, she's immobile, but there are just too many fried chicken and too much French fries. There are so many activities that they do. They'll have barbecues outside and they'll have games that they can play. There's a lot for them to do if you're able to do them.
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Dorothy
5
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July 17, 2025
I visited StoryPoint Clinton Township. It was very nice. The staff members were all excellent. They were very helpful. They offer just about everything you can think of. Their activities, their food, and their entertainment were superb. I thought it was great.
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Happy times
5
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October 2, 2024
So happy my mom is comfortable, safe and cared for at this community. Great service, happy and fun environment, mom really likes it.
Provider Response
Nic Enoel
5
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October 2, 2024
I am so grateful for StoryPoint Clinton. Grammie absolutely loves the chef-prepared meals; she always has comes stories about her favorite dishes! Her room is not only nice but also feels like her own little sanctuary. What really puts my mind at ease is knowing that the staff genuinely cares and is dedicated to giving her the best care possible. It warms my heart to see her so happy and well taken care of. Thank you!
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JMills
5
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September 26, 2024
We are greatly grateful to have found this community to place our mom in. The staff and caregivers really care for the residents. It’s good to have peace of mind knowing that others are caring for our mom like family. StoryPoint Clinton has large rooms for each resident and large beautiful common areas for residents to move around and enjoy. The entire facility is clean and kept clean. The food is top notch like you would get at a nice restaurant and they have large variety of offerings. The staff really keeps the residents engaged and busy with things to do each day. Great place - thank you
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Peter
5
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May 6, 2024
Staff has been super understanding and pleasant with people vulnerable in age. Staff is meeting the whole family where they are at in this journey.
Provider Response
Elizabeth
5
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May 6, 2024
The meals have been great. I enjoy playing bingo with some of my new friends.
Provider Response
Joleen
5
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May 6, 2024
I have had a wonderful experience living here. The meals are the best part. After 54 years of cooking, I am happy to have someone else do them for me!
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Services and Amenities of StoryPoint Clinton Township in Clinton Township, Michigan
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- Accepts Insurance
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Costs for StoryPoint Clinton Township in Clinton Township, Michigan

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$3,734
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Assisted Living
$4,780
Starting Price

Memory Care
$5,205
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