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

My mom has been at woodhaven assisted living for two years. She and I love the care she receives…read morethere. The staff and management are awesome. Always available to help. Thank you!

This company does not pay its vendors on time and has plenty of excuses why it does not. We…read moreprovided services to this assisted living facility, and they have not paid their bills. They do not dispute the services with us. The activity director promised several times to send us payment for our services and has not followed through. The executive director, regional administrator and the activity director have blamed the lack of payment on their corporate office. Supposedly, they are going to correct the situation, but they have not done so for months. This must justify why they are totally unable to get small invoices paid, do not follow through about providing an answer about sending payments and then do not send us payment. Are they having financial issues generally? Who knows. This is a disservice to the elderly who live there as well as to the honest vendors who provided them with services.

From the day I first called Independence Village - Plymouth and spoke with Raena, I knew I was…read moredealing with a facility very different than the other 15 I had called and visited. Right before I walked in to meet Raena, the community specialist, for the first time, I said to my sister, who accompanied me, "I have a good feeling about this place." And I was right! Raena was knowledgeable, friendly and thorough. She answered all of our questions and made us feel comfortable. The community is clean and relaxed and visually appealing. But more importantly is the culture of the facility. I witnessed employees joking around with each other more than once! They were happy at work - imagine that! The residents were happy as well, and both the employees and residents were welcoming to my sister and me who were strangers on a tour. The community has activities every single day, a doctor that visits once a week, a hair salon, game rooms, meal service, laundry service, a 24 hour receptionist and I could go on and on. On move in day we were all a little nervous, but my family member was welcomed with open arms and that welcome has not stopped yet! I can honestly say that she is getting personalized attention (and love) from the staff and all of the residents have been so very kind and encouraging to her. Mary (Community Liason) has been an asset to getting my family member settled. She has honestly gone above and beyond and is still, 3 months later, helping my family member adjust. I can't say enough about this facility!

Lots of amenities like a pool, fitness center gym with instructors, classes like line dancing,…read moreJazzercise, books to make you think discussions, different religious groups that meet, and many different places to eat are some of the benefits. Relaxing outdoor spaces with tables and umbrellas, a stage with musical entertainment brought in to perform etc. plus a friendly staff just add to the ambience- making Fox Run Novi, MI a great place to live. Barbara Abel. MG

We have lived here for 6 and half years, and we love it! In 2018 I was getting tired of the hassle…read moreof maintaining a home, the yard work, home repairs etc. I decided I wanted to add some more life to the years that I have left. We moved to Fox Run in November of 2018, and I can honestly say that it is one of the best decisions we have ever made. There are so many things to do here. There are approximately 180 clubs and groups to get involved with. Whatever your interests are, you will find some others that share your interests. The amenities here include an indoor pool, an onsite medical center, 2 fitness centers, physical/occupational therapy, a hobby shop, and 6 restaurants, you can always find great food to eat here. There is independent living, assisted living, as well as skilled nursing and memory care. During the pandemic they took fantastic care of us. We had meals and mail delivered to our apartment door; we were able to get all the vaccines we needed without going outside. So, if you are feeling like I was in 2018 then you owe it to yourself to contact Fox Run (248-668-8600) to request a tour and learn more about worry free living at Fox Run.

Run in the other direction - do not place anyone you love here. They lied about sending lab work…read morefor my mom for 2 weeks - kept saying they did and they did not. She ended up with an infection and into the hospital due to their negligence. Then the staff alone is HORRID. I asked what medications my mom was taking - the meds tech said it starts with an A - and could not name the medication. They were giving her the wrong dose of thyroid medication it was beyond too high and the staff hung up on me twice when I called to check on my mom after she returned from the hospital. The director DID NOT CARE - about any of this and straight told me the nurse lied about sending labs. If I could give minus zero stars I would. Run in the other direction.

The people at Sunrise were amazing to work with when my 95 year old mother's stroke made it…read moreimpossible for her to continue to drive and live independently in the home she had lived in for over fifty years. The care my mother received was outstanding. The staff was caring and made an effort to get to know my Mom. The provided me a wealth of information to help my Mom. Their cooperation was particularly valuable since I was coordinating her care from thousands of miles away before I could get back to Michigan and help her move in to Sunrise. Everyone from the sales staff to the care givers were first rate. I cannot recommend this facility with any higher rating. If I was not moving my mother to Washington to be closer to me, she would have been a permanent resident at Sunrise. Lovely place!

The perfect place for my dad who needs support but still wants some independence. The building is…read morebeautiful, food is fresh with much variety offered, staff are caring and helpful. They truly know each resident well. A family atmosphere for sure.

Things were good for a while, but then my relative was asked to leave because of non-compliance…read more Never was entirely clear on this as relative seemed happy there and staff seemed to like this person. I would be cautious about moving here if person needs much assistance. Although they mention assisted living in their descriptions, they are not licensed. Be sure you know the difference between licensed assisted living and senior living as moving is not fun.

My Mother resided here for 17 years before moving into an assisted living facility due to declining…read morephysical abilities. The community of residents is friendly and she had many friends that she loved. She enjoyed attending church services in the chapel, Bible study and exercise classes at the Baptist Manor regularly. Coordinators Beth and Debra are lovely and caring people. They treated my Mom very well. This is the type of staff one needs in a senior living facility. However the business office / property management is purely profit driven, even though Baptist Manor is a non-profit, subsidized facility. They lacked sensitivity or empathy and demanded the rent from my Mom for June, even though they were aware she was hospitalized since April. The rent was paid for May and they were provided a written document stating she could no longer reside safely in the apt. She moved into an assisted living facility at the end of May. She is deceased now and they're still demanding to be paid rent for June even though she had not lived there since April 27th. She was physically unable to clean out the apt and had to depend on family We paid the maintenance staff $600.00 to empty out her apt. Yet they're still pursuing a deceased woman to pay rent for an apt she did not inhabit during that month. What makes this situation so frustrating, is that they initially said they would "work" with the family. Once the new property manager got involved, they showed no consideration for my Moms longevity of living there and paying her rent on time for the last 17 years. This is why I am only giving them 3 stars. Grieving Daughter

My father, James who is 88 was admitted to Manor after his hospital discharge for rehab. Upon…read morearrival Ms Davis, the social worker met with us to outline what to expect , answer any questions and offered to be a contact for any special needs. Her professional demeanor and kindness put me at ease as dad is unable to advocate for himself due to pre-dementia. Through out his stay I was impressed with the nurses' care for him , and sincerity of Ms.Love in engaging him in activities. The facility is clean and the staff attentive. After his discharge, Ms. Davis called to share that we left a few of his items. Ms. Davis knowing his inability to leave home went the extra step and delivered the items to my family .

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.

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.