Town Village Sterling Heights

My name is Theresa Kamensky. I have lived at Town Village of Sterling Heights for almost two years. It is my pleasure to write a review of my experiences here. It is challenging to focus on only one aspect of life from the outstanding menu, served by kind, diligent servers, to the hardworking maintenance staff, to the extensive activity program, called Life Enrichment, that provides stimulation to both the mind and body. Our Secretarial staff is the glue that maintains order with about 250 residents. The Motto",It is like home, t IS home. truly reflects life here.

From the moment my mom selected Town Village of Sterling Heights, I new it was a place where both comfort and independence thrived. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a strong sense of community that makes every resident feel valued and supported. The staff is exceptional - always friendly, compassionate, and attentive to the needs of the residents. They go above and beyond to ensure that everyone feels at home, while also respecting the independence that makes this community so special. Whether it's the daily activities, personalized care, or just a friendly chat, they take the time to connect with each individual. Most importantly is that the facility is kept extremely clean and the food delicious! For anyone considering senior independent living, please consider Town Village of Sterling Heights. Kristina Thomas on behalf of resident Kathleen Lemanski

The sales people tell you whatever you want to hear to get you in the door. They knew the degree of my moms dementia and told me memory care was not the place until she was a harm to herself or others. They make it sound like they have “assisted living “ by the a la carte services that they offer. They do not! The hospital wouldn’t even discharge her to the facility after so many falls bc they are not classified as assisted living. There were times I found my mother in her bathroom on the floor and not know how long she had been there. Food was great. Activities are available if your senior knows the dates and times and are motivated to go themselves but there’s no prompting for interaction.

If your elderly loved one, or you, for that matter, is able to get around and do for themselves, but it's no longer safe at home, or you're weary of taking care of a house and cooking every night, this might be the very best independent living place in Southeast Michigan. It's certainly one to consider. There are lots of activities: exercise classes in the workout room, aqua classes in the pool (say what?! a pool?), tours and lunches, shopping trips, buses to three different churches on Sunday mornings, a Bible study once a week, Euchre games, Bingo, brain games, WII bowling, crafts. Let's move on to the dining room. This is where my mother found her greatest pleasure, sitting with other people and socializing for sometimes several hours. The dining room is open from 7 am to 7 pm except for a half-hour before lunch and a half-hour before supper. The food is excellent. My favorites were the salmon cakes and the parmesan-crusted chicken. My husband says they have the best liver and onions in the area, and he loved the burgundy mushrooms. There are two coffee stations where you can get coffee throughout the day. There's a fruit stand where you can get bananas, oranges, apples, and grapefruit any hour of the day. There's a library with computers, a craft/games room with a sewing machine you can use, and a luxurious auditorium/theater room where movies play every evening. There are frequent music presentations appropriate for a mature crowd. My husband and I plan to move here when we're ready to sell our house, assuming all goes as hoped.