My husband was at Marywood for 3 mos. I was not happy with the care. He was yelled at for having a…read moredirty diaper. He was in a wheelchair. they set him at a table with nothing to drink. His protein drink sat in his room. It was demoralizing for him. I would not recommend this place. If you are mobile it's ok but I watched many people have the same experience. Rose

Nursing care, PT & OT were excellent. Office/social work staff along with directors need to get on…read morethe same page with care of your loved one. Your admission meeting is an entire week after your stay begins. NOTE: only a short term stay facility. It never used to be. Try repeatedly to push the patient out the door even though the patient is no where near ready to leave. Your surgeon or PCP have no opinion on their patients care. They should be the decision makers. Instead the office staff blames early release on the insurance reviews which are completed by people in another state who only rely on the notes from staff. So unprofessional, & cold! Only Marywood's physician who is elderly himself makes the decision on when they are ready to go. This is NOT how our senior community should be treated.

Spent many hours each day over a week visiting with my brother here and was mostly impressed with…read morewhat I saw and the care he experienced. His therapy sessions appeared in line with what he needed. Maintenance requests were a bit slow but ultimately completed. Thank you for the care and concern provided to my brother Computer services were limited which made it difficult for me to do some work which would have been ideal

My dad was transferred to Optalis after a fall. The rehab he received was good and the therapists…read moreseemed like they really cared. The food was ok and facility seemed to be fairly clean. There were several aids that went above and beyond but they were the minority. The same goes for the nurses. I feel that there is not consistent care due to the constant rotation of staff. This lead to medication not being properly given and personal care lacking. If you are going to Optalis for short term this facility will be fine. However if you need longer term care, elderly or have dementia then the family will need to provide lots of follow up and monitoring.

After my 92 year old father fell for the last time, leaving him helpless, and in and out of…read morehospitals and rehab, we found Orchard Manor, and boy are we glad we did. Rodica and her staff are absolutely amazing and HANDS ON. Erica, one of the staff, really took such good care of my dad and my brother and I slept better at night knowing this. The hospice nurse went for regular visits and would text us updates immediately. The food is homemade and the house so clean you could eat off the floors. I highly recommend Orchard Manor for your loved ones.

My aunt received wonderful care at Orchard Manor, from the day she moved into the brand new home…read moreuntil she passed away. Rodica and her staff were kind and caring and very professional. Phone calls from Rodica could mean bad news, but always came with calm, thorough presentation and compassionate advice regarding options. I NEVER had to worry about my aunt, even when I couldn't visit as often as I'd have liked. She wasn't always an appreciative resident, but she was always well cared for. Meals at the dining table provided home cooked food and social interaction. Orchard Manor is a welcoming home, where residents and their relatives/visitors are treated like family.

I moved my husband here from another facility. On the third morning when I went to see him the…read morestaff said he had infection and were going to call an ambulance. At the hospital they found he had a urinary tract infection and a little pneumonia. The other facility din't even try to do anything about it. Woodhaven really cares about every resident and it shows. I will be forever grateful to them. Rose M.

My mother, Dolores Curran, was extremely well taken care during the four years she was there…read more Wonderful staff and facilities.

My family member is currently staying at this nursing facility, and our experience has been very…read morepositive. The nurses and staff are consistently kind, helpful, and attentive. They treat my loved one with genuine respect and compassion, which brings our family a great deal of comfort. It's clear that they truly care about the residents' well-being. We are grateful for the support and quality care provided here.

Obviously, because of privacy and medical regulations, I cannot name specific people and the…read morepatient affected. But rest assured, this is a real review on behalf of a recipient of services. This nursing facility has terrific customer service, follow-up, and diligent thoughtful care. The atmosphere in the facility is clean, organized, and impeccably managed. This center has restored my faith in what has often been a demeaned aspect of the medical delivery stage in our society. ( nursing homes and rehabilitation services) Within a short period of time, I was made aware of social gains and a lovely improvement and physical care for my loved one. They truly had one of the best medical experiences of their life. And from my own experience with medical care, I know from what was observed by all involved this is the epitome of the type of medical care and comprehensive services one would want especially in their senior years. So if you're on the fence about visiting or using this facility, "please" take the time to explore and visit their facility and see what they have to offer.

We needed to help a dear friend move to a memory care facility in summer of 2019. We searched,…read morevisited, and interviewed sites. We were so grateful to find St. Anne's Mead on 12 Mile in Southfield. There are various approaches to memory care but we really like SAM's approach the best. They utilize an approach called Best Buddy...where SAM actually hires someone to keep the seniors engaged informally. They have PT and OT of course elsewhere, but I love that this person's main role is to sit with a resident to share a cup of coffee or visit with someone alone on a couch, etc. The Program Director has a very sweet little dog she brings 3 days a week and the residents light up when they get to hold or pet her. The staff are all very respectful of the residents and do seem to like them greatly. They have many activities scheduled throughout the day so there is no sitting and staring at the television for hours. Their meals are delicious. As noted by other reviewers, the building is an old-style nursing home, but the interactions, smiles, and kind staff make it a very hospitable place. The memory care unit was recently renovated with nice size rooms and large private half-baths (showers without assistance can be quite dangerous for seniors with memory issues). They have their own dining area and integrate into the activities of the larger facility as much as possible. Don't be put off that the building is from the 1960's. It has everything you will need for quality care for your loved one who is struggling with memory issues.

My mother was moved here in early 2017, after a stay at the hospital. She had been living in a…read moresenior living apartment, but needed more help. While the building is on the older side, the staff at St. Anne's was absolutely fabulous. My mother had the opportunity to return to the senior living apartment as she got stronger, but she didn't want to. She was happy staying with the wonderful people at St. Anne's. My mother passed away this week, but I am very thankful for the staff at St. Anne's helping make her last year as pleasant as possible. Thank you.

I had a decent experience here. I was admitted to the psychiatric unit in December and found the…read morestaff to be professional and efficient. I was seen by multiple doctors on my first day and had an incredibly large (almost too large - it was impossible to remember names) care team. Not a single person was unpleasant or difficult to work with. Truly an excellent team all around. The facilities, on the other hand, were a bit lacking. Sure, I'm not expecting a 5 star hotel, but the bathroom in my room was a little grimy and they definitely could have made the common areas more enjoyable (eg more communal seating around a TV, some games or books out for entertainment, etc). There was truly nothing to do during down time besides lay in bed and stare at the ceiling. It's a shame because they even have a little free library downstairs in the main wing of the building where they could take/trade books if needed. Of the (unfortunately many) psychiatric wards I've been in, this was by far the worst in terms of opportunities to entertain yourself in between groups. The groups, however, I found were nicely varied. For example, we had pet therapy one day, an exercise group another, a relaxation group, and so forth. It definitely cut out some of the monotony I've experienced elsewhere when every group is some BS about coping skills or CBT/DTB. One major plus I found was that the food was good, exceptional by hospital standards, and you could order your own meals from a fairly expansive menu. Overall a pleasant enough experience, relatively speaking. They should be impressed with their employees in particular.

The nurses and the emergency room doctor were fantastic! I wouldn't hesitate going to their…read moreemergency room.

Disappointing & concerned. Visited my aunt recently at Marycrest Senior Living on Middlebelt Rd…read more Was overwhelmed by strong stench of urine & feces. For what their loved ones pay, there is no excuse for the smell to be so strong. It sent up many red flags..

please don't bring your famil here , from the food Is nasty nets flyikg all around the food to ,…read morethe care , it's so much bad doings going on here ! Caregivers dropping residents , just sitting in the office , the staff leaving one person on the floor , caregivers letting residents elope and etc and the Gm boy isn't he missing some screws he play the ind eye cause it's rumor he mess with co workers.

On February 3, 2026, my husband went to Manor of Farmington Hills for respite care, to specifically…read morereceive treatment from wound care for his legs. The first day there my daughter and I stayed with him at the facility for nine hours during this time the nursing assistant came into the room once and this was after I inquired who would be taking care of him. I was told by the RN that the nursing assistant would come into the room every two hours to check if her patients needed any assistance. The man in the room with my husband kept screaming for his diaper to be changed. I returned to the facility the next morning at 9:00am my husband's bed was soiled from his legs draining and his bandages hadn't been changed. The only cover he had on him was a throw that I had brought from home. I was told that he urinated on the floor and soiled his blanket, I had warned the staff that he'd try and get out of bed to go to the restroom, I was also told that he had become combative with the two female staff (not spitting or hitting) but wouldn't follow instructions. A male staff member was called to his room. My husband said the male staff was mean to him with words, to which he told him my circumstance is bad, but I'm still a man. After this he stated the man was nicer. When I asked about his linen being changed and his bandages changed the RN told me wound care, and the nursing assistant would come and take care of him. I was concerned about the lack of attention he was getting and requested hospice to transport him back home. His wounds weren't being taken care of and there was no respite care for me if I was staying with him at the facility, and worried about his care while at home. Administration came to talk to me and asked if he could stay an additional day for them to show the level of care they could provide. I told her in two days the level of care was evident, and I know how mean people can get when a complaint has been filed. I wasn't willing to sacrifice my husband's comfort under the staff's wrath. To solidify my response the RN came into his room fifteen minutes before the EMT arrived to change his bandage. So that was 9:00am to 2:15 pm that his bed was soiled, his bandages on his leg were heavily soiled. I didn't see the nursing assistant at all this day and never met anyone from wound care. When the EMT arrived at 2:30pm they commented on the holes in the wall next to his bed, and his wet bed. I warn anyone thinking about taking family to this facility, they seemed nice, but your loved ones won't get the attention they deserve.

Dogs are treated better Administration doesn't care they're…read morefalsifying records all the nurses are falsifying records they leave you laying in feces for days leave you alone in a wet bed they just keep throwing food trays down that's all they do and they give you your medication but just leave you laying in a disgusting sick smelly smells like dead animals that's all they do they don't give you your eye drops you need they'll give you your fungal creamy doctor order but they didn't do it doctor also ordered that m medhoney almost the whole day goes by before you get somebody to bring you some water they don't empty your urinals they're called waiting every single word is a lie

Unethical. Asks for far more than willing to pay and then gets upset when vendor wants payment for…read moreservices rendered.

I worked here for about a month I went to all my schedule shifts and 1 shift I did not go to…read morebecause my daughter was sick. They told me I will not get paid because I did not go to that one shift knowing I have bills to pay and a child to look after she said with me not working I can not get paid that is their policy never again will I work for them.