Independence Village of Madison Heights

Independence Village of Madison Heights sits over on Dequindre Road, about a mile from Ascension Macomb-Oakland Hospital, and offers a range of living choices for older adults, with independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing all on one campus so you can move easily as your needs change, and there are places like Madison Tower I Apartments and Madison Manor Apartments for those who need affordable options too. You get your own apartment-spacious, with open floor plans, private patios or balconies, and a washer and dryer in every unit, plus there's high-speed internet and cable if you like to stay connected or watch TV, and you can bring your pet along because pets are welcome, which always makes a place feel more like home. There's plenty to do because the staff keeps a full schedule, with things like art classes, fitness programs, music activities, game nights, and outings-some people head out to nearby parks or shopping places like Oakland Mall or Somerset Collection, and inside you can visit the library, pub, art studio, bistro, café, and even the fitness center, which is handy if you like to keep moving. For meals, the community has a chef who makes fresh meals every day, served in a restaurant-style dining room, and if you want something different, there's outdoor dining sometimes or room service so you can eat in your own room, and guests can join you or even stay overnight with guest suites and guest parking. The community welcomes adults 62 and older for independent and maintenance-free living, so it's good for those who want fewer chores and more social time, and there's support for people who need extra help, from medication reminders to full nursing care, especially if someone's living with memory loss or dementia, because they have programs and staff who know how to care for that. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services are all taken care of, and there's a concierge at the desk around the clock if you need something, plus a beauty salon and barbershop on-site so you don't have to leave for a haircut, and religious services are also offered if that's important for you. The community is pet-friendly, it's got outdoor gardens, and there are plenty of places to relax or see friends, and residents say the staff is caring and attentive, the food's good, and the apartments are kept in good shape. Transportation's available for things like doctor's visits or shopping, staff can help with personal care, and there are options for people who need respite care or home care for a short time. The community is managed by Jack Redmond, who focuses on understanding residents and families, and it's part of the larger StoryPoint Senior Living family, which runs many communities around the country with a focus on well-being and support as people age. The place doesn't have BBB accreditation now, but people seem to like the warm, respectful feeling, personalized help, and the way different care options let people keep their independence as long as possible, and if they need more help later, they can stay in a familiar place where folks already know them.