Everyone has been so loving to our 96 year old Mom. She had a time when she didn't feel safe (she…read morehad recently lost her husband of 73 year) , they went above and beyond to make her feel safe and comfortable. I highly recommend Vineyard Assisted Living for your loved ones. Everyon

I love Vineyard Assisted Living!! One the best place I have ever worked for like family here and…read morethe management team is awesome and the work staff a great...

This facility places the residents first. My relative is always clean and well kept. The staff is…read morevery nice to me and my family when I come in to the facility. I especially like to see that they make sure my relative gets out and participates in the activities that are happening. Great place.

NPW is a top-notch Battle Creek senior community continuum of independent living, assisted living…read moreand memory care in the same building complex. It is clean with a professional yet genuinely friendly and caring atmosphere. The Marketing Director is personable and professional and very helpful and patient as I was seeking a place for my mom.

NorthPointe Woods is by far the most welcoming environment I think I've ever experienced. Staff…read moregoes above and beyond for their residents and the residents love to welcome their new neighbors. You always have a friend at NorthPointe Woods.

Great staff, caring, compassionate, well trained. This is by far the nicest, cleanest, friendliest…read morecare home I have ever visited or worked in. If I was looking for a place for someone in my family this would be it. As someone who has worked in several similar homes the employees here are second to none. There are some very sad and scary things that happen in some hospice care homes and you will never have to worry about that here. The owner, Shanell truly loves each resident and goes above and beyond to make them comfortable and happy with such patience and compassion its unbelievable. It was my joy to work for her for over a year.

Health care services, great place. Good, customer service, could communicate with patients more…read moreclearly, stop lacking work ethics .some of your Nurse Assistant colleagues, need to work harder or smarter.

I want to take a moment to acknowledge the extremely great care that is available here ranging from…read moredental to behavioral health to vision. I am a foster mom and have certain criteria that has to be met within State guidelines,as a result all of the children have State insurance. There are pediatrics that will accept this insurance but having gone that route and then having to go to different offices for different things I decided to try Grace Health. With EVERY single foster child(ren) I have had I have found all staff to be exceptional and it does indeed help to have everything in one database with everyone on the same page. Recently, my dad had to come live with me and although he is not a child I thought I would take him there to get an exam and his vision tested, again exceptional care. Dr. Dotson the ophthalmologist was as caring to my dad as he was to every foster child I brought. Seeing how much they cared about their patients I decided to go, even though I have different insurance. I began seeing Krista Swafford who is by far and I mean by far the best doctor I have EVER seen. Her nurse Morgyn is always on top of things and as a team are awesome. I have seen many doctors as I have had cancer twice just as a starter in health conditions. Krista has never just offered me a "magic pill" and shooed me out of the office she always thinks what the problem could be or where it stems from and acts like I am the only patient she has and gets to the root of the issue. Morgyn has ALWAYS called me back with answers to any questions or things I need in more than a timely manner. Krista,Morgyn and Dr. Dotson are by far the best in health care in the county better yet tri county area, they even raised the bar! I also have to commend the dental department because I have no idea how my teeth would be after having chemotherapy once and radiation twice. But, I know it wouldn't be good! Thank you for such skilled and tolerant professionals!

The food service is terrible. It has increasingly gotten worse the last six months. But when they…read morelist a grilled ham and cheese and you get ground Han and a spoonful of grated cheese on plain bread it's awful seeing elders fed this way

My sister went to Borgess Gardens for rehab. She has among other medical issues CHF (congestive…read moreheart failure) which means she requires a low sodium diet. There is no Dietitian on staff to make recommendations for her or any other clients. "Everyone eats the same foods" is what I was told. Needless to say she retained a lot of fluid that creates life threatening issues. From talking to others a lot of rehab / skilled nursing facilities are like this so be diligent and do your homework. The building is newer than other places, well maintained, staff is good for the most part. Upon discharge we were instructed that she needs to wear compression socks. During her stay staff never put any on my sister. Makes no sense.

I needed an MRI and Bronson MRI was backed up two months (!!); my doctor suggested Beacon's MRI…read moreservices at the Beacon Brain and Spine Institute, located around the back of the former Borgess Hospital on Gull Road. You'll know it from the amazing glass building! The signs on the road urge you to continue east but turn into the parking lot before the sign (the next lot seems to be staff parking). First, the handicap parking spots are AMAZING. There is plenty of room and absolutely no barriers. In my experience, this is the best handicap parking in town. There's a short walk to the front entrance, and there's a feature that is MORE than welcome to people with disabilities: all doors have sensor cameras and open before you are upon them. I call them the magic doors, lol. I appreciate not having to find and push a button, or open a heavy door. The MRI office is located to the left of the entrance, and the waiting room is pleasant (why are tvs so ubiquitous in hospital settings? NO ONE wants to watch tv while waiting. We all have phones or bring books). The front desk staff person was hilarious and super friendly. Without much wait, I was taken back to a very small room with two lockable lockers, a chair, and a bin for worn scrubs. I changed out of my jeans (metal), but kept on my socks, winter boots, and shirt. I was surprised not to be asked to change fully into scrubs and hospital socks with treads, which has been 100% the case in all my previous MRIs. The hallways are SO FUN! It felt like I was on a spaceship, and I fully expected R2-D2 to scoot around the corner, beeping a welcome to me. The MRI was a not-far walk. The MRI tech was kind and pleasant. He sourced a metal-free mask for me. Soon enough, I was on my merry way.

Great quality of care and overall solid staff. All of the PT's that gave me care were very…read moreconsistent.

Joe completely changed my life! He pushed me just the right amount and made me trust my leg again…read moreand believe I can do hard things! PT was hard but I always looked forward to going because I knew I was getting better. I could feel myself getting stronger. Everyone there is so supportive and just wants what's best for you! If you're looking for a physical therapy place in Kalamazoo, this is it! Miss everyone there especially Joe, Hailey, and Amy!!