Independent Living Communities in Muskegon, Michigan

"I called here two days ago and talked with April and found her to be informative and helpful. Although your apartments are not section 8 or Humana friendly, and I am not able to proceed. I can tell just by speaking with April that she did not judge m..."

"We really loved Nelson Place. It was the place that we would want to go to should we want to move in and we could afford it. We liked that it was an apartment and not just a room. They had a lot of activities. They had an exercise room, a library and..."

"We'd like to get into Darley Village. It was new, clean, bright, and cheery. Skyler, I think he helps everyone, he was very pleasant and helpful. We liked that it was active, there weren't a lot of people sitting around in wheelchairs. They do a movi..."

"Welcome to Hickory Village! Hickory Village is located on Quarterline Road between Apple Avenue (M-46) and Marquette Avenue.Hickory Village;..."

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"American House Spring Lake was nice. It had a two-bedroom-two-bathroom that it could have gotten there, but the view out the window kind of turned me off because it was overlooking the parking lot. I don't want to spend my days looking at a parking l..."

"My mom has moved into Baldwin House Lloyd's Bayou. It was great. They're very friendly and helpful. Their staff are really good. The food was not terrible, but it was pretty good. I had bratwurst and some potato salad. My mom's room is a one-bedroom ..."

"My cousin moved in today at American House Holland. It was the first and only one we visited, but we were just so delighted by their immediate response to us. They had a very warm welcome. They immediately showed her some available rooms and she just..."

"Liberty Woods was a wonderful community. They have an elevator, but we wanted one level living. They have bingo and gardening. I would recommend the place. ..."

"When Mom was recovering from a TIA in a nursing home, she realized how much she enjoyed living with other people. For thirty years after Daddy died, she had lived alone. Gradually her physical stamina had diminished and her world grew smaller and sma..."

"My brother moved into The Village at Rosy Mound. They had an opening, so we didn't have to be on the long waitlist, and the price points were good. The facility is very nice. They have great activities. They've got a great new activity director and t..."

"The Village at the Pines’ is the most active. It is a good choice. We had lunch, and the meals were all pretty good, good cooks and nutritious meals. The people that we talked to were very happy; they like living there, and it has a nice setting. ..."