Redford Geriatric Village

My aunt is at The Villa At Great Lakes Crossing. It is a small facility. They only have about 90 beds. The care that my aunt has been given has been excellent. She is always clean, always fed, and she is happy. She has dementia, but she's a very sweet person, so everybody there has fallen in love with her. I talk to a lot of the residents there because many of them don't get any visitors, so I make the rounds and become their visitor and I hear the same things over and over: they like the food, they like the care that they get, and it's clean. The facility is clean, you never walk in and smell any kind of unpleasant odors. They plan a lot of activities for the residents. They play different games like Bingo. They have a disc jockey come in and play music for them sometimes, and because it's a smaller facility, the staff members really do engage with the residents. One of the things that I value is that they offer church services regularly. My aunt is a devout Christian, so she absolutely loves that. She likes the food. They tailor the menu to the things that she likes. There are a lot of things that she will not eat, so they sit with her and they prepare her menu for the week. I've been very pleased with them. The price is very good. They have a huge dining room when you first walk in. So after they have their meal, it takes them a while to move everybody out.

My grandmother has been a patient at Redford geriatric since the early onset of Alzheimer's..in 2010..the staff is caring and ver considerate..its a clean facility...and I appreciate the services that they provide..