Pricing ranges from
    $3,733 – 4,479/month

    Arbor North Living Center

    3000 Kingsbrooke Dr, Jackson, MI, 49202
    4.5 · 11 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Spotless welcoming community; minor lapses

    I'm impressed - the place is spotless, bright and homey with nice apartments, private porches and lots of amenities (library, piano, beauty parlor, cafeteria). The staff are kind, caring and friendly (Kevin, Leigh & Bobby stood out), meals feel homemade and there are ample activities residents clearly enjoy. A few management/care lapses have been reported (medication errors, yelling, delayed deposit), but overall I find it excellent value and a welcoming, well-run community.

    Pricing

    $3,733+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $4,479+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.55 · 11 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      3.8
    • Staff

      4.0
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      4.3
    • Value

      2.5

    Pros

    • Welcoming, homey atmosphere
    • Social entrance/lobby area
    • Ample activities and events
    • Home-cooked meals with personal touch
    • Multiple meal choices
    • Private porches for residents
    • Flexible laundry options
    • Caring and kind staff
    • Good quality care reported by many residents
    • Nice rooms/apartments
    • On-site amenities (library, conference room, piano)
    • Beauty parlor and cafeteria on-site
    • Outdoor space
    • Clean, neat and organized facility
    • Value for money
    • Bright, cheerful environment
    • Positive resident sentiment and long-term residents
    • Named staff praised for compassion (Kevin, Leigh & Bobby)

    Cons

    • Medication errors reported
    • Instances of staff yelling/unprofessional behavior
    • Allegation of removal of a resident's picture (dignity/communication concern)
    • Alleged trespassing into a resident apartment
    • Delayed return of deposit
    • Some reports of poor care and management
    • Inconsistency in experiences across reviewers

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews present a largely positive picture of Arbor North Living Center alongside a small number of serious negative reports. Many reviewers emphasize a warm, home-like atmosphere, a bright and clean facility, and robust social spaces that promote interaction. At the same time, a subset of reviews describes troubling incidents related to care practices and management, so the overall impression is one of generally high resident satisfaction with important but isolated concerns that merit attention.

    Care and staff: Multiple reviews highlight caring, kind, and compassionate staff who provide good day-to-day care. Several commenters explicitly call out staff members by name (Kevin, Leigh, Bobby) as examples of exemplary caregiving, and at least one long-term resident (15 years) reportedly never complained about her care. Many visitors and family members describe staff as friendly and thorough. However, there are important negative reports about medication errors and instances of staff yelling, as well as broader statements alleging poor care and management in some cases. These negative reports are significant because they concern resident safety and dignity; they appear less frequent than the positive accounts but are serious enough to warrant scrutiny.

    Facilities and amenities: Reviews consistently praise the physical environment. Commonly mentioned positives include neat, clean, and organized apartments and common areas, private porches for residents, a social entrance/lobby area, outdoor space, a library room, conference room, piano, laundry room, beauty parlor, and cafeteria. The dining area and overall cleanliness are repeatedly described as good. The facility is characterized as bright, cheerful, and well-maintained, contributing to the overall homey feel that many residents appreciate. Several reviews also note that the property offers good value for money.

    Dining and activities: The facility receives strong marks for food and programming. Reviewers mention home-cooked meals with a personal touch and multiple meal choices, along with a clean dining room and cafeteria. Activities and events are described as ample, with a lively social scene in the entrance/lobby area, and a schedule that keeps residents engaged. The presence of active programming and visible resident enjoyment (including references to a Facebook page showing happy faces) supports the impression that social life and dining are strengths for many residents.

    Management and safety concerns: The negative reports focus primarily on management and safety-related issues. Specific complaints include medication errors, staff yelling, removal of a resident's picture, alleged trespassing into a resident's apartment, and delayed return of a deposit. These items raise red flags about privacy, staff training and supervision, incident handling, and administrative responsiveness. While most reviews are positive about cleanliness, amenities, and staff friendliness, the existence of these allegations indicates inconsistency in experience — some families and residents enjoy very positive care, while others report troubling lapses. The reviews do not provide enough detail to determine frequency or causality of the negative incidents, but their severity means they should not be dismissed as minor.

    Patterns and recommendations: The dominant pattern is one of satisfaction: residents and visitors frequently describe a warm, clean, and active community with compassionate staff and good meals. Nevertheless, the presence of several serious complaints suggests variability in the quality and consistency of care and management. For prospective residents or family members, it would be prudent to verify and probe the specific concerns raised: ask management about medication administration protocols, staff training and supervision, incident reporting and resolution procedures, apartment privacy and security measures, and contract/ deposit return policies. During a tour, speak with current residents and families about consistency of care, and request recent inspection reports or citations if available. These steps will help determine whether the positive experiences described by many reviewers are representative and whether the serious issues reported are isolated and addressed.

    Conclusion: Arbor North Living Center appears to offer a welcoming, well-maintained environment with strong social programming, good meals, and many satisfied residents praising the staff and amenities. However, a non-negligible set of reviews describe serious concerns around medication handling, staff behavior, apartment privacy, and administrative responsiveness. The net assessment is cautiously positive but recommends due diligence to confirm that safety and management concerns have been resolved and that the high-quality experience described by many reviewers is consistently delivered.

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    About Arbor North Living Center

    Arbor North Living Center, found in Jackson, provides a senior living community that focuses on active, supportive care without any fuss or hard sales pitch, and you'll find owner-operators on site every day of the week, which helps keep things running clearly and smoothly for both residents and families. The center offers a range of living options such as independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's and dementia, nursing care, and even continuing care retirement community services, covering almost any senior need you can think of under one roof, all within a single-storey building. Staff speak English and are known for their friendliness, winning awards for kindness and for putting residents' well-being first, which you can see in their daily programs that try to bring joy, activity, and dignity to everyone, whether that's through movie nights, games, devotional gatherings, or special events marked on their monthly calendar.

    Apartments come in a range of sizes from studios to one-bedroom units, from 320 up to 800 square feet, all with basic furnishings and a telephone and residents can bring their pets-dogs and cats are welcome-so long as they're able to care for them. The living center takes care of all meals with chef-planned menus, covers special dietary needs, and runs scheduled meals in a communal dining room, but they also have all-day dining if someone needs a snack later or has a different schedule. You'll find safety features like emergency alert systems, along with move-in support, 24-hour supervision, and strong medication management, plus help for residents who need assistance moving, bathing, or dressing, as well as help with incontinence, diabetic care, and coordination with outside healthcare providers, bolstered by their partnership with Elara Caring for those needing a bit more medical attention.

    Residents who want to keep busy have something to do every day-fitness and recreation facilities, walking paths, gardens, indoor common areas, social and intellectual programs, and activities to keep both body and mind engaged-plus laundry and housekeeping services to keep things tidy and less of a worry for seniors. The facility runs a pet-friendly, warm atmosphere, always trying to meet everyone's needs through specialized services, affordable pricing, and a clear dedication to health and wellness, and the focus stays on giving each person the right amount of assistance without taking away their independence, constantly adjusting care plans as needs change. On top of all this, transportation is available for appointments, trips, or church, and there's parking onsite for those who still drive, making Arbor North Living Center a straightforward choice for those seeking a reliable, supportive home later in life.

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