Memory Care Community in Roseville, Michigan

Paula

We went to the property, Diana came out, then we watched on our phone, the nurse, she came out, and gave us information, and another girl that worked there, they came out and met us by the front door, they gave us a lot of information, and we had our phone, and watched the tour on our phones. They were very good, they answered all of our questions, they made us feel a lot better, because my father was not used to being alone. They called me the next week to tell me that some of the rules had changed, and in the next week or so they would be reopening the dining room which would give more things for the people to do, and more activities. They also told us as far as meeting our father outside a couple of times a week, I told them I was his caregiver for 15 years, and they knew I was taking him to the primary care doctor. They said the doctor could also give us a letter saying my father needed a compassion visit for his mental state from a family member or because you're his caregiver, to come in like once a week for a half hour, assist him with something, just so that would make the transition easier, and that meant the world. That made a big difference with us. We got that in the back of our mind, because they were very nice and accommodating.