Arden Courts of Sterling Heights

Ronald

My mom moved to Arden Courts of Sterling Heights. The room is nice. The staff is helpful. They do regular checks. They check the patient every hour. They have lots of activities. They have a nice dining room set up. Each section has its own dining room. They encourage patients to be active and not stay in their rooms.

Micki

My cousin moved into Arden Courts of Sterling Heights. It's an excellent place. It's just the type of facility that she needs. They've got her seeing a psychiatrist regularly. The rooms are single, and they're adequate. They have 4 small houses that are connected by a big common area, and I think there are only 15 residents in each of the 4 houses. Each house has its own CNAs, its own nurses, and its own staff. So, they're better able to get to know the residents in that particular house rather than in one big group. It is a very nice arrangement. They have activities going on all day long, like bingo and prayer services. Sometimes, they bring in musicians.

outback

My husband was at Arden Court for a short time before he passed. He received excellent care. Everyone there was great to work with. I was so happy with the care and attention he he received. He enjoyed going down for the activities in the morning .I would definitely recommend this place for your love one.

garty

Visited a friend of mine at arden courts. The staff was helpful and very friendly. The building was very neat and clean. My friend was well taken care of. Knowing he is arden courts make a very difficult time a little easier. Thank You.

Disappointed Visitor685230

Arden Courts of Sterling Heights was very expensive. They tell you it’s for memory care, but they have such extreme levels of memory care, I don’t think it’s fair to the people in there. They didn’t have enough activities for people to do, so they end up sitting around and doing nothing. They didn’t even let them watch the TV that they wanted to watch. They supposedly played memory games, but it’s not very good. The facility had an odd smell to it.

Caring63024450

Arden Courts was very expensive, and there's no financial aid. They're strictly a locked down facility for memory care. It's one building with four separate wings. All doors are locked. The rooms were small and look maintained. The staff was very professional. They do offer seminars and lectures to anybody, may it be a customer or a patient, and they're open to public on awareness of mental health and ageing. They're free. It seemed OK for what we were looking for. For what it is, it looked fine.