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Belmar Oakland
5990 N. Adams Rd., Troy, MI 48098
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Melissa Hammett
5
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April 23, 2019
Dear Belmar Team, During the worst season of our lives we sought out in a very short amount of time to find a safe place for our beloved dad/husband. The Lord lead us to Belmar and that was an answer to prayer. It is SOOO Hard to be in a position to place your loved parent in a place of any kind but we found that this was a perfect fit for my dad. Thank you Jesus that Tracey took a chance on my dad and kept him safe. We continue to give thanks for the beautiful staff who cared for our beloved dad. My dad was in the memory care floor. We also fell in love with the other residence. I would encourage any family who is facing this dementia disease who is seeking a place for their loved one be involved. Visit often and love on people who you come in contact with. You all blessed our family. Thank you for everything. Blessings on the future families you will serve.
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one bedroom apartment, studio
Starting Price
$4,500/mo
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one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment, studio
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$2,550/mo
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$2,350/mo
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About Belmar Oakland in Troy, Michigan
At Belmar Oakland, were proud to be a distinguished assisted living community in Troy, MI. Our modern facility is specially designed to help your loved one live with dignity and comfort while receiving the compassionate care they need. Youll discover that our resident amenities include everything from chef-prepared meals to housekeeping services, live entertainment, group outings, and more.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
Reviews of Belmar Oakland in Troy, Michigan
3.7
(11 reviews)
Facility
3.5
Staff
3.2
Food
2.8
Activities
3.6
Value
3.1
Kyle's sister
1
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October 18, 2020
Do not put a loved one in this facility that can not speak up and/or take care of themselves. Our experience with Belmar in August 2020 started off well, beautiful place, close to our home, told us they could meet all my brother's needs, etc. We found out after signing the paperwork, this facility is not properly staffed to take care of hospice or terminally ill residents. On the weekends there is no supervisor or office staff available. Calls were unanswered and messages not returned. I visited my brother (who had stage 4 lung and brain cancer) after I received a call from a concerned nurse. When I got to Belmar, I found him on the floor of his room badly bruised. Bruises and scrapes all over his face, head and hands. The room was filthy, smelled and dirty dishes were everywhere. There were only 3 caretakers/staff in the facility that Sunday and I found out a Belmar resident was missing that day from the facility. We moved my brother as quickly as possible out of Belmar. Do your research. If you have loved ones in hospice care, I highly recommend calling hospice centers for recommendations.
DLD714
2
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August 23, 2020
On admission the administration was very accommodating. But accommodation comes to a screeching halt when your family member dies on their watch. Texts and messages go unanswered. Inquiries about possible reimbursement of rent/fees for lost days were met with a cold “no refunds for the first month” $8500 paid. He was there for a total of 8 days. Unbelievable. If you think this facility cares about its residents or family members, think again. I will share my story with any and all who will listen. Lots of options available out there. I suggest you choose another.
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Melissa Hammett
5
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April 23, 2019
Dear Belmar Team, During the worst season of our lives we sought out in a very short amount of time to find a safe place for our beloved dad/husband. The Lord lead us to Belmar and that was an answer to prayer. It is SOOO Hard to be in a position to place your loved parent in a place of any kind but we found that this was a perfect fit for my dad. Thank you Jesus that Tracey took a chance on my dad and kept him safe. We continue to give thanks for the beautiful staff who cared for our beloved dad. My dad was in the memory care floor. We also fell in love with the other residence. I would encourage any family who is facing this dementia disease who is seeking a place for their loved one be involved. Visit often and love on people who you come in contact with. You all blessed our family. Thank you for everything. Blessings on the future families you will serve.
Mike Staudacher
5
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February 5, 2019
Belmar exceeded my expectations in caring for my mother. I recommend Belmar to anyone looking for the best in senior living.
jenny Prusco
1
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August 9, 2018
Beautiful place but don’t judge a book by its cover. The current management doesn’t care at all about the residents. The executive Director is clueless and they’re never staffed appropriately. I wouldn’t feel safe leaving my dog here! If you are looking for a quality care community for your loved one please run in the other direction!
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Jill
3
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February 28, 2018
The community looks nice and it's new, but I wasn't thrilled with the help provided. They have a high turnover and I had a few issues with her. She had a fall and they lost the bridge of her teeth. They're supposed to have water in her room, but they don't always have it. They have activities like arts and crafts, Bingo, they have a happy hour, and there are people who come in and sing. She's on a pureed diet and they do accommodate it. It's expensive, but all these places usually are.
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Maureen
5
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July 17, 2017
We’re very pleased so far. Everything is going well, and they seemed to be attentive to their patients. The number of patients is smaller than other places, which is a good thing. We love the fact that we pay a flat fee instead of getting charged for everything dad needs. Dispersing medication is a big thing for us, and that’s a part of every one of Windemere’s levels of care. My brother has eaten there, and he said the food is pretty good. The place itself is very nice, new, and clean. My only comment is it’s on a slab, so the temperature gets a little off-kilter at times. They have activities for the residents. The reason we selected this community was because of its all-inclusive pricing
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Kathy071383
5
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March 30, 2017
It was very new, very clean, and full of amenities. The person who assisted me was great.
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Relative643145
5
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March 27, 2017
The visit was good. It’s a very new facility. It will be a year old sometime in the spring, and I was very happy with the calls back and the direction provided, and my mom has moved in. My mom is getting the kind of care that I expected. They are very receptive, and it’s a very clean facility. The ratio of nurse or caregiver to resident is not by number; it’s by need -- which is a big difference. When you based the amount of caregivers based on their needs, you get the right care. My mom told me yesterday that she has gained 8 pounds, and she loves the food. There’s a private bath and a spiritual person that comes in once a week per service. If you’re assisted versus memory care, you can walk out into an enclosed outdoor porch area so you don’t need somebody to walk you out there or want to sit with you; you can just open the door and be on a confined but secure area where you can get fresh air, and they have a bus that takes the residents to the grocery store or bingo, and lastly they have a beauty shop on site where she can get her nails and hair done.
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Anna741346
5
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March 8, 2017
The community was lovely, brand new, and gorgeous. One thing I really liked about it was that everything was antibacterial, including the floors. I was late for my appointment with them and the administrator who had already left came back to accommodate me.
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Sonja611101
4
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August 6, 2016
It is brand new. It had a totally different feel from all the places I have been to. This place was a little bit more modern. Instead of carpeted floors, it had a very nice vinyl flooring which was thick and soft but looked like wood. It didn't look like you were in a hospital. The rooms were a little more sterile and simple. They had a little fireplace and lots of feeding areas. They offered a 24-hour snack service which was really good. The menu for the day looked fancy. They told me they had two chefs on staff who worked with the residents to make sure they're meeting their nutritional needs. They had a shared room facility, and it was like being in a hospital. They were more expensive. It didn't have the homey touches but the thing I liked about it was because it was a little simpler, it still felt comfortable and it would be much easier to clean and very easy to keep clean which is important. The other thing I liked was there were nurse's stations. Imagine a very huge hallway, and there were the fireplaces and feeding areas in the middle section and walking paths on either side of that. They could have easily accommodated two hospital beds on each path. It was a key-shaped building, so one long strip with resident rooms and two separate hallways, and they also had memory care. They had at least two nurse's stations down each hallway, so you wouldn't have to look all over for someone to help you. If you walk down the hall, somebody would be very nearby to assist residents and I thought that was a really nice touch. I only met a couple of the staff, but they're very helpful and willing to go above and beyond for me. They answered questions and gave me feedback about other facilities and questions in general about what to look for when looking for assisted living. The staff made themselves available and even followed up to see if they could help with questions.
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Services and Amenities of Belmar Oakland in Troy, Michigan
Dining
- Communal Dining
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
Room Amenities
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
Inside Amenities
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Salon Services
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
Pets
- Pets
Resident Information
- Offers Respite Care
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: Entry fee cost : $1000; Pet Fee Cost : $250
- Special Comment: Our staff members are fully trained to accommodate medium to high acuity residents, led by an experienced nurse as our facility Executive Director. In the event that your loved one may need additional home care or hospice care while residing at Belmar, our marketing staff is established in working with the best home care and hospice agencies in the area.
- State Licenses: AH630369651
State Licenses
State License: AH630369651
Costs for Belmar Oakland in Troy, Michigan
Assisted Living
$5,500
Starting Price
Independent Living
$4,500
Starting Price
Memory Care
$6,500
Starting Price
Continuing Care Communities
$6,500
Starting Price
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