66 Assisted Living Communities in Genesee County, Michigan

Ms. R.B.

The rooms are okay, and the food is decent. The care is questionable. There is a high staff turnover, and the communication is lacking.

Chelli Mazer

My family was advised by our Dr that my father needed to be in a memory care facility for his safety and my mothers due to his increasing dementia. We had a short time to pick a facility. We by the Grace of God called The Pines of Goodrich and spoke with Ruby who is the director. We had a tour and knew it was a good fit. It’s only been a few days but I can say we could not have picked a better place to help us through this difficult time. Ruby is amazing as is the entire staff! We go to sleep at night knowing they truly care about my dad.

Joyce Gibson

Excellent staff, friendly efficient, and the Manager is always available for questions and immediate help

Joyce Gibson spouse

Putting a spouse into assisted living is hard to do, but when you have a place like the PINES of Goodrich taking care of them it is so much easier. I have had my spouse in here for four months, and couldn\'t ask for a more caring involved staff, with excellent care. They are friendly, helpful and very informative.

CG

Genesee Gardens was fine. They serve you lunch or dinner as you sit down like in a restaurant. It's not cafeteria style, and they have a chef. They have a separate room for private family get-togethers and special occasions. They had a library, exercise room, computers, and activities. I liked it, and I'm considering it. I liked the rooms. They showed me the studio and the single room apartment. The staff during the tour was very good. I talked to several of the residents, and they seemed nice.

Karen

Genesee Gardens seemed very bright, friendly and clean. There's a library, a fitness room, and a huge calendar of all different kinds of activities. The lady who conducted the tour and gave us the information was superb. She was very helpful, answered all of our questions, very friendly, and accommodating.

Karen

Rosehaven Manor was in the middle of making several improvements and upgrades. They had a fitness area, a library, and a calendar of activities. It's strictly independent living. They lease space to a homecare company, but they don't require you to take it. They had a cafeteria and a meal plan, but you're not required to do that. All of their apartments had appliances included. Each person is expected to be independent, but they have a program where they check on you. You put a tag on your door and someone comes by, you answer the door, and then they flip your tag.

Paula

Genesee Gardens' staff and residents were friendly and relaxed. The grounds were clean with bushes trimmed. The location was good for my mother mainly because it's close to where she already lives. They had a game room where people cards nightly, a library with books and puzzles, and a bistro area where they hang out and socialize. We intend to move in there April or May. We had lunch there which was very impressive and had good flavor. The dining experience was like going to a classy restaurant instead of going to a diner. The studio apartment was large and furnished. We also saw a furnished one-bedroom, which was very nice and roomy.

Mark

Lockwood of Burton was clean and accessible for handicapped people with walkers and canes. The residents that were out and about were all very friendly and willing to talk. The rooms that I saw were very clean. For the most part, it was quiet throughout the place. There were people gathered in different rooms where there would be small conversation noise, but other than that, the place was quiet. The staff members who took me around were very friendly. They helped me out quite a bit the two times I was there. They even invited me back for a good luncheon with the residents. They also had a band come in for the residents, which was enjoyable.