Nursing Home Communities in Ypsilanti, MI

The Manor at Glacier Hills, situated in Ann Arbor, MI, offers both Memory Care and Assisted Living options. It provides a range of living arrangements featuring apartment-style rooms that come with amenities such as living rooms and kitchenettes. These features help residents maintain a degree of independence and create a comfortable living environment. The community is equipped with a variety of amenities tailored to different interests and needs. Outdoor common areas offer opportunities for socializing and leisurely walks, while pet-friendly policies make it suitable for animal lovers. Organized activities and programs are available to foster a sense of community and keep residents engaged. Meals are provided, accommodating dietary needs without the hassle of cooking. Additional amenities such as social events, WiFi/internet access, and communal dining areas further enhance the living experience. Residents can participate in yoga and stretching sessions, promoting physical activity and flexibility. Facilitated field trips and outings provide a pleasant change of scenery and new experiences. Shared common areas encourage social interaction and a sense of communal living. General transportation services are available for errands and appointments, contributing to the convenience of daily life. Housekeeping services help maintain clean and tidy living spaces, reducing the stress of upkeep for residents.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

"The care I received was excellent. I was in rehab for 4 weeks and I was very satisfied with the care I received."

"Staff underpaid Director is runnning in mo the ground with unethical practices, lack of patient care and uneducated staff. Don’t trust any of the reports in loved one, they allow violence and aren’t trained how to handle it. They are not these folks voice and they don’t care."

"My grandmother stayed here during the fall of 2019. She stayed in the older section, just north of the dining room and library. The physical therapy staff are all wonderful. The first shift staff are wonderful (especially Bridget? (who was a new hire and still in training I think) and some older white woman (who I can't remember her name)). There was also some 3rd shift woman who my grandmother adored and unfortunately I never met. The doctors, nurses, and administrative staff are wonderful. However, there are problems with some aides, specifically the late afternoon/evening shift. There is a clique of evening shift staff that convert empty patients' rooms into hang-out rooms and close the door so people can't see them, and obviously they don't answer the calls during this time. I always felt bad for the aides who aren't part of the clique, as they try to cover their own patients and because they care about the patients, they will also cover the other aides' patients too. I assume that nothing is done about this because of fear of retribution and a bad evening manager. Obviously, whoever is managing the night shift (7-9pm crew) is bad. Also, when my grandmother moved in to her "clean" and "ready" room, I decided to check the nicely made bed. The bed sheets had what appeared to be blood in them and an old bandage. Clearly not clean. I asked for new bedding and changed the sheets myself. However, I would also note that some of the cleaning staff are wonderful and some obviously don't care. The woman working at that time was great but whoever had previously been assigned to get the room ready, was obviously not....All and all though, this is a very good facility compared to other facilities I have had family members in...if they did something about the bad apples (nursing aides) on 2nd shift, I would have given this place 5 stars. "

"My mom stayed for about a month at this rehab facility & overall she was comfortable during her stay. The staff was professional and accommodating. Please try to have staff in the future with multilingual capabilities."

"My mom-in-law is at Evangelical Homes of Michigan for about three weeks now. The facility is very clean and the staff was just wonderful. They have been really very helpful and accommodating. I really feel positive about this place. Me and my wife were really very impressed with this facility and we we're happy that mom is spending the last days of her life there. "

"Currently a resident here and I love this place. My therapy is amazing. My therapists are always pushing me, but never more than I can handle. Yesterday, For the first time in a while, I was able to walk with my walker by myself. My therapist are evening ordering me a knee brace because I am worried it'll give out. They really care and that is awesome. My nurses are awesome, they are very timely with my medication and always check in on me. My favorite part of the whole place is the activities. They have so much to offer and I look forward to going everyday. The girls in recreation always stop by and let me know what's going on for the day and they come pick me up if I want to go to the activity. Kari in recreation is amazing, she is so kind and helpful and makes the activities very interactive and fun. I am honestly a little sad that I will have to go home, I have grown to love this place so much. Highly recommend!! "

"The experience we have had at Hope Health Care has had its ups and downs. The staff is either on the good side of the spectrum or the bad. The nurses, some of them really know how to do their job. I have really liked a few of them, and others well I don't understand how they got a job there. The social workers they have there are great. They are willing to work with you 110% on everything you need. Hope has plenty of things to do for the elderly, game days, sing a-longs, bingo, and sometimes they even go out on outings. There was one time they went to a baseball game, my mother in-law loved it. The meals they serve there are pretty good. Usually they have a couple different choices, just in case someone doesn't like the "main" course, they have substitutes for them. All in all, I would recommend it to anyone that needs assisted living, they are kind and courteous at Hope and I am glad we picked them. "

"My mother was at Medilodge of Plymouth. The people were very friendly. It was a much older place. The people were very nice; however, we didn't have the best experience just because of a miscommunication. My mother had a private room, but there wasn't a bathroom in the room. It made it really inconvenient for my mother because she couldn't walk and she had to be transferred into her wheelchair. Out of all the beds they had there, there were only five to six bathrooms that you had to share with multiple people. That was a little bit inconvenient. She didn't really get to participate in many activities while she was there, though they did have them. We didn't have the best experience there as far as that went. Again, the people that worked there were very nice and did what they could."

"My brother is a resident of Regency at Westland for two weeks now. It's a nice place. I'm very satisfied with it. They take care of him. I like the room. It's very accommodating to him. It's a good room. It's a single room, it's private by himself, he has his own bathroom, and he is very satisfied with it, and I'm satisfied with it. He has access to dining services and exercise services, barber, salon, and doctors from another facility come in and provide additional care for him. It's a beautiful building. He is not participating in any activities, but they have activities available. He is not paying at this time; he is a veteran."

"My dad is in a long-term care facility, Pine Creek Manor. He has been there for three weeks now. The aides who work there are very companionable with the residents. The nurses are mean and short. There are three people to a room in a room that should only hold two people. So, it's overcrowded. You can't visit in the room; you have to visit in the lobby. Overall, I am not happy with the place. To get a day pass for him, it felt like we had to harass, harass, harass, harass, and then even when we got there, he wasn't ready to go. The residents are not a priority in that place. The place is very old, and it looks its age. It comes across as dirty. It may be clean, but it's so rundown that it just looks dirty. We're not allowed in the room. My dad is not eating while he's there; he's not eating well. Medicaid fully pays for it, so if Medicaid fully pays for it, I guess it's worth the money."

"My mother moved into SKLD Plymouth. They are very caring and very thorough. The facility is clean. They have knowledgeable staff members. The food is good, and my mom is eating it. They do have activities, but my mom's unable to participate. I love their group dining. You can get your hair done. They have crossword puzzles and coloring. I haven't seen anybody unhappy. Everything is covered because my mom is a dialysis patient, so we don't have to pay anything. They make adjustments where needed. If something is off track, they try to ensure that it gets fixed immediately. For example, when my mom gets back from dialysis, they try to make sure everything is warm and ready when she gets situated. I appreciate that."

"I visited Four Seasons Nursing Center of Westland with my mother-in-law because she needed a place. I was very impressed, the staff very friendly, the place was very clean, and the layout was very nice. We talked to the manager, he gave us a tour, took us to the kitchen, and he was very nice."

"My mom moved to Wayne Health and Rehab at the 3rd week of November. Her stay here is good. It's always very clean, and you don't ever walk in and smell anything. I'm happy with it, and that is why she is still here. The staff is nice. My mom seems to like their food. They have all different stuff every day, but my mom goes to bible study. She likes to gets her hair done and stuff like that here. "