5 Assisted Living Communities in East Lansing, Michigan

Francis

I have a friend at Independence Village of East Lansing. I have always liked the place. They contacted me, so I went over and looked it over and signed in. I liked it there and the price was very reasonable compared to others. I can get a two-bedroom that is about 1,100 square feet. When I have my family over, they actually have apartments that they can use to stay there for a week or two. Everything was very nice. They were nice people. I eat there all the time. In fact, the day I was there visiting, my friend was coming down to dinner about that time, and so they set me up and had dinner with him, too. The food is great there. I was very happy with it. They were excellent. My friend has been there for a while. The building has three stories. There is a huge atrium going around it and there are gardens inside.

John G

My mother-in-law just recently discharged from Burcham Hills Center for Health & Rehabilitation. She has nothing but praise for the entire staff that cared for her during her month-long stay. I can\'t tell you what piece of mind that gave the family members knowing that she was receiving such great care. Even though we were unable to physically visit her, the lines of communication were always open and the staff was able to provide the emotional support she needed when we could not be there. Thank you Burcham Hills, we would definitely recommend you to anyone seeking a rehabilitation stay.

Rosemary P

My mother was a past resident here. Their staff was wonderful, my mother just wasn't used to living in an apartment, she missed her house, and she missed her dog. The maid service was wonderful, the food was excellent, but she did not have medication supervision, because it was independent living. It's totally beautiful. They had bingo, some computer games, Wii, volleyball, balloon toss, and live music entertainment quite often.

David

We found here for Mom and she moved there. The staff has been very understanding and very helpful. They have some games, parties around the holidays, they offer trips outside the apartments, and they go to eat off-campus once a week and to casinos. They have movies shown everyday and they have religious programs.

Rodney

American House Senior Living Riverview was a great community. The staff was very outgoing, polite, and answered all our questions really good. They showed us one of the rooms, the kitchen, and the dining area; everything was just great and I fell in love with it. Their facilities were great and they looked spotless.

Yolanda

I toured Independence Village, and a couple let me look at their apartment. I liked the appearance, activities, meals, and transportation to doctors' appointments. The manager gave me the tour. They supply three meals a day, and overnight, they have a snack bar. They need more apartments because they have a six-month waiting list for a two-bedroom apartment. They have housekeeping.

Sue

Mom's room is very bright and spacious. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The food is good, too. The dining area is bright and welcoming. They have a patio with chairs and rocking chairs.

Nancy

Burcham Hills was very good. We would have moved there except my mom felt it was too large. However, it seemed very nice and clean. The people were friendly. The folks who live there seemed involved in activities. The dining room was nice, and the food looked good.

Visitor

We chose The Marquette because I like the entertainment that they offer to their residents. The building is very open and based on a cruise ship where the whole center of the building is open with the apartments along the outside. The staff is very good except for the chef because the food is terrible. They don’t listen to the residents, and I think that is just the way it is. For activities, they have an area with gym equipment, a little library area, movie room, pool table, and beautiful garden area.