Assisted Living Communities in Battle Creek, MI

Butterfly Oasis is a unique living experience for seniors 65 and older who choose to live in a home-like setting where they are treated like family. Our specialized trained team provides personalized assistance to each individual ranging from moderate to total care. With care plans designed specifically for the individual and their specific needs. We offer family style living for 6 residents in our licensed barrier-free home. Each resident has their own private space, power-adjusted bed, and a flat-screen TV. There are large windows providing plenty of sunshine in the common areas while visiting, enjoying meals or participating in activities. Our intimate setting makes navigating the home easier with no long hallways. The enclosed backyard has lovely gardens and a deck to enjoy. All Inclusive Care Nurse Wellness Checks Trained staff 24 hours a day Memory Support Medication Management Home Cooked Meals Feeding Assistance Special Dietary Accommodations Mobility & Transfer Assistance Bathing & Dressing Assistance Laundry & Linen Service Housekeeping Services Planned Activities Cable TV, Internet, & Community Phone Professional Beautician Services Not included in the monthly rate: In-Home Physician Services Medication Cost Incontinence Supplies We partner with all Nursing Agencies, Therapy Groups, and Hospice Providers when needed. Upon Admission, there is a one-time nonrefundable Community Fee of $2500. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search

"Park Place Assisted Living is wonderful. I have nothing negative to say. The staff is wonderful. The majority of my father's caretakers have been there at that particular place of employment for over 15 years. He has no complaints about the food. They have a lot of activities like crafts and games. There's a room where they can go, and they have exercise bikes in there."

"My father-in-law has moved here. The place is small. It is different than a lot of the bigger communities. However, we feel like our father-in-law is getting very good day-to-day care. The people working there are very attentive and very communicative. When it came time to move him into the place, which we did at the last minute, they were very accommodating and extremely helpful to help us get him in there on short notice. Overall, our experience has been very positive so far. My father-in-law is in a room with a bedroom, a bathroom, and a small sitting area. They have three or four activities everyday, which is good. They are taking the residents on outings when they can. My father-in-law seems to like the food too."

"Friendship Village Kalamazoo is a big complex. They have a beautiful fitness center with a full-time fitness trainer, a nice library, a nice, beautiful dining room with nice tablecloths and flowers on the dining room tables, an art gallery, and there are patches for people who want to garden. They also have walking trails. They have apartments and also garden homes for people who want individual homes. We were pleased with the people who worked there and are living there. The staff was friendly, helpful, and cooperative."

"I have been to Brookdale Portage twice to look at the place and I'm actually going back there with my son. It was a very nice place. I liked that they had larger bedrooms. The facility looked lovely. It was very nice, clean, and very neat. The staff has been there for many years. I was able to talk to some of them, who have been there for 17 and 19 years, and that tells a lot. The food was delicious. The chef sat at the table with us, gave us a beautiful salad with vegetables and fruits, and everything was cut and displayed beautifully."

"My mom has been a resident of StoryPoint Portage for 10 months now. It's a very pleasant environment. The staff is outstanding. They're just very friendly, caring caregivers. They go above and beyond. She has just an efficiency. The food is very good. My mom doesn't participate in any activities, but we use the beauty salon services. They have an excellent beautician. There is a very nice courtyard. It's enhanced living. The executive director there knows that we're real pleased with the facility. It's very positive and very pleasant. I just think in general, assisted living and caregiving is just way too expensive."

"We are current residents of StoryPoint Kalamazoo. The food, activities, and facility are very good. We have been very pleased ever since we moved in. It represents a great place to live out your senior life. My apartment is a little over 1700 square feet. We have all the space that we really need. It's like a three-bedroom. We have endless activities. We go on trips, and we go on lunch and supper outings. We have a music review tonight of the spring music activities. We bring in artists from the university. We had the Kalamazoo Orchestra. Right now, my wife is practicing handbells for a handbell concert that is being held next week. We have a full woodshop, a stained-glass studio, and pottery. They have transportation to all the different things. The grounds are being redone. Inside, the facilities are being repainted and has new carpeting in and new furniture. It's like brand new. The food is very good. One nice thing we have here that most communities don't have is underground parking. It's incredible."

"My mother lived here for about 3 years. I toured several places over the years in the Kalamazoo area and since they were all for profit, as expected they were pleasant while recruiting me. This is a small facility. The staff greets you by name and like family. I was told that when I toured there but didn't really believe it. There are quite a few activities here. Since I paid my mother's invoice, she was always calling me to ask how much she paid for an activity. I was happy to tell her nothing since like most seniors she worried about running out of money. One really doesn't know however until a problem arises how they will respond. This is what happened with my mother after having a stroke. I could never thank the staff enough for the love, support and level of care given to my mother. Over the years I got to know the folks who worked during the day but after her stroke I got to meet several of the night shift as well and they were also wonderful. When they realized my mother would no longer be a resident, it was then they were at their best. It wasn't about the money. It was taking the best possible care of her while she was still there."

"I visited Bickford of Portage. What I like most about Bickford of Portage is the location, and they followed up. They have pretty much the same room as the other place. You have to bring your own furniture such as your bed. They also have indoor spaces, a beauty shop, and transportation."

"The staff at Woodlawn has been amazing. They spent literally hours with us prior to and at admission to make sure our mother could incorporate as much of her at home routine as possible. The rooms are just the right size and my mother enjoys her porch. The staff work very hard to get to know the residents and promote as much social interaction as each resident wants. My mother was honestly depressed at the time she moved in - she had lost mobility, was leaving her home - and within a few weeks she was smiling again, worked hard to gain greater mobility and she talks about other residents as if the are friends or family. We couldn’t be more satisfied!"

"It is new. It has nice wide halls and lots of light. It's just more open and it feels less institutional. I saw activities going on. I saw some singing going on and some cardio drumming at one point while I was there. It looks very clean."

"My mom is 90 years old and she needed immediate assistance. I needed an assisted living facility that fit my budget and included range of services. I was glad that Stanford was one stop Shop and provided all services my mom needed at one affordable cost. The rooms were well lit and illuminated with natural light and the food was based on my mom's need. After 2 and a half months of my mom being there, I can proudly say that Stanford is her home away from home. They are taking great care of her. "

Kauhale Otsego offers assisted living and memory care. Our building features 52 private suites, two dining areas, great rooms with fireplace, and a beauty/barber shop. Each resident suite includes a bedroom, sitting area, and large ADA-accessible bathroom. Our state-of-the-art community includes a security system, call system, wireless internet, Sonos music, and medication management with eMARS. Kauhale Otsego was designed to feel like home with comfortable decor, a double-sided fish tank, and a community room for private family gatherings. Kauhale Otsego has 5.9 beautifully landscaped acres. Our outdoor amenities include secure central courtyards, garden, and an infinity walking path.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search

"I went to see their assisted living facility, and it was fine. They were very, very helpful during the tour. They offer meals, housekeeping, and laundry. They have private, nice apartments. There was no issue with the place; it's just not going to be right for my husband. They did a very nice job with the visitations and everything. I have no complaints at all. They're actually still following up with me, which is kind. The staff was top-rated; they did great. Chris was really good. Their nurse came out and did an evaluation of my husband. They did a nice job."