Brookdale Troy
4850 Northfield Parkway, Troy, MI 48098
(800) 558-0653
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Reviews of Brookdale Troy in Troy, Michigan
Reviewer#LD103122A
5
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November 13, 2022
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.
Phyllis
4
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March 2, 2022
When we went to see Brookdale Troy assisted living, we met with the sales rep guy and went into a room that was right near the front door. If we could have gotten that particular room, I probably would have wanted to go there because that's the closest place to our home. It's like ten minutes away, but the room that he had for us was way down at the end of the hall and we just didn't like it. They had big rooms though. When you walk in the lobby, my observation was, there were 3 women in there and one had her head down on her chest, kind of like she was sleeping. Another one was sitting there, reading a book, on the opposite side of the room. There was a third lady who was doing something else too. The three of them weren't interacting with each other. I even thought that you can have a lot of people and have a beautiful space, but if they're not interacting, it's not good. The sales guy said that they always like to play cards every week, and apparently, there are also more women than men. In the dining room, the tables looked smaller. I saw an activity area but it was empty. It didn't look like people were using them when we were there.
Mike
5
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February 19, 2022
My mother is in Brookdale Troy. So far, everything's been fine. The people there are very cooperative and very helpful towards my mother. They keep everybody active. The place is clean and everybody's pleasant to deal with, which I think is a really important aspect of it. They work with her for the physical therapy that she's enrolled in and the other activities there. They keep her busier than she wants to be. She's in a room that has an area for a bedroom, an area for a living room, a separate bathroom, and a little countertop for a refrigerator and microwave. She has three or four different closets. There's quite a bit of room in there surprisingly. Some of them are like dorm rooms and some are apartment-style. They've got the exercise rooms, craft rooms, dining rooms, dens to meet with the other residents and just watch television, and they bring in music people to play for them. They also have patios there for summer activities, which we're not in that right now obviously. They've got plenty of things to keep all of the residents active. They schedule card tournaments. There's something every few hours. The staff is great. I couldn't ask for a better group of people to deal with. My mother certainly doesn't complain about the food. It's clean, well kept, and they're constantly renovating, so it's a nice facility.
Mary
5
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July 2, 2019
We liked Brookdale Troy. It's a nice assisted living, which is what my mom needs. The price is decent. The lady during the tour was really nice. I liked the rooms. She doesn't really need anything besides a room with a bed, a TV and a couch, so they're perfect for her. They have a list of activities like arts and crafts, and they have a piano. She met some nice people there. I went there for lunch with my mom, and it was OK.
Gloria
4
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May 10, 2019
Brookdale Troy was very nice and the facilities were nice, but it looked like some things could be improved, like we noticed that some of the cement on the outside was cracked and in need of repair. I would worry about a senior perhaps falling on that. My brother commented that it seemed like they try to get all the residents in sort of a town square area that they sit in when you first come into the facility and we weren't really keen on that. The other thing was that some of the stuff was a la carte pricing, and if they had outside activities, they had an additional fee for that. The sales person was very good about the tour and great about explaining, and I'd give her a 5. We didn't really interact with the caregivers. It was a larger facility, and we're concerned about my aunt getting lost in the shuffle. We toured the memory care side. We got a tour of their memory type areas where they had a room that was set up like a kitchen for folks that might want to gravitate to a kitchen area, and an area that looked like a nursery with baby dolls and cribs.
Suzie605170
4
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April 5, 2017
I like the location of Brookdale Troy, its staff, and that it's one floor. They serve all three meals.
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Assisted Living
This level of care provides support for those who need help with personal care needs such as cleaning, bathing, and dressing. Residents selecting this level of care are treated to many amenities in a home-like atmosphere, while getting support in their daily lives.
$3,910
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Services and Amenities of Brookdale Troy in Troy, Michigan
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- Rent Plus Care Fees
- Entry Fee
- Fee Structure Extra: We offer a month-to-month rental
Room and housing options
- Companion Suites: Yes
- Studio Apartments
Dining options
- In Room Kitchenette
- Dining Room Shared Meals
About Brookdale Troy in Troy, Michigan
Brookdale Troy is located in Troy, Michigan, close to the Stage Nature Center and the Troy Museum and Historic Village. This senior living community receives high marks from visitors and residents for its friendly and phenomenal staff, homey rooms and covered porches. Live musical entertainment, games, religious services and book clubs are some of the many activities residents can participate in to keep them active and engaged. They can head to the fitness room for an exercise class or to the coffee shop for a snack while visiting with others. Resident transportation and salon services are available.
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