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PositiveVery friendly and professional staff. I liked the homely feeling of the facility. Lots of activities and the menu looked delicious. The tour was also informative, since this was my first tour of an Assisted Living facility.
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2190 Ann Arbor Saline Road, Ann Arbor, MI
★ 4.570 reviewsvia A Place for Mom ↗
About the community
Located just off of I-94 in a suburb of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Brookdale Ann Arbor offers residents a new and supportive chapter. From the moment you walk inside, you will notice large, glistening windows and may begin to experience the warm sensations of home. Whether you are seeking assistance with medication management, bathing, or dressing, your specific needs and requests will be met. Dementia-experienced team members provide tailored care, activities, and gentle reminders throughout the day for those with Alzeheimer’s and other types of dementia. For your safety, Brookdale’s compassionate caregivers are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to be alerted to an emergency situation, and an alert system is also in use. In addition to the community’s around-the-clock services, residents are able to take a permanent break from preparing meals, managing chores, and maintaining their home. Here, it’s all about you . Community Services and Amenities While Brookdale Ann Arbor simplifies your daily life, you can reignite old hobbies or catch up with close friends. With so many choices available, it’s easy to plan and customize your days. Read your favorite book in the well-stocked library, or give your green thumb some practice while using the community garden and greenhouse. Outdoor lovers will also enjoy the scenic walking paths and the gazebo. And for those who’d rather stay inside, there’s a therapy room as well as a beauty and barber shop available. The community also plans a vast array of fun activities, including movie nights, happy hours, sing-alongs, brain fitness classes, and so much more. Convenience is important. That is why Brookdale Ann Arbor also offers a concierge service and the Personal Solutions delivery program, which can save you a trip to the store. Simply submit a list of needed personal items to Brookdale’s team, such as toothpaste or mouthwash, and the items will be discreetly left at your door. Plus, residents do not pay a delivery fee. Living Arrangements This community offers 10 different homey apartment styles and sizes, enabling residents to find the perfect space. Feel free to bring your furry best friend, along with your favorite furniture, home decor, and photographs to help you settle in faster. If you need assistance or have any questions about moving, Brookdale’s team is ready to help. Discover a new way of living while finding the amenities and guidance you need to thrive, here at Brookdale Ann Arbor. State Classification Brookdale Ann Arbor is a home for the aged , which in the state of Michigan is a supervised personal care facility that provides room, board, and supervised personal care to 21 or more residents that are 55 years or older. A home for the aged may provide care to 20 or less residents if it is operated in conjunction with a licensed nursing home. Michigan Facility Inspection Reports Related articles: Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What’s the Difference? Assisted Living vs. Independent Living: What’s the Difference? Your Complete Guide to Memory Care
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PositiveVery friendly and professional staff. I liked the homely feeling of the facility. Lots of activities and the menu looked delicious. The tour was also informative, since this was my first tour of an Assisted Living facility.
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PositiveI was late to what I thought was the time for the appointment and showed up on the wrong day. The director very graciously showed me around Brookdale and answered all my questions fully anyway. I chose not to move my mom from Battle Creek to Ann Arbor because her condition is worsening and I'm afraid a move with just exacerbate that. I was impressed by Brookdale and would recommend it to anyone. There were a lot of activities listed, the menu looked wide and varied, rooms were a good size and the staff was very f…
★★★★★
PositiveOverall I had a positive impression of Brookdale Ann Arbor. The facility had no major items that were negative. Minor items were the location, possible limited parking. Further research would be needed for both positive and negative items. While laundry service is available, I do not know if a laundry area is available for residents to use or what condition the various amenities are in. Brookdale is on my list of places to consider.
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PositiveCompared to other facilities, Brookdale had a broader offering of activities for the residents, including offsite activities and events. I felt the social scene would be much better for my mom. They put a lot of pressure on me to quickly sign the 35 page contract in order to get the current month promotion. I took my time analyzing the contract to which I found a couple mistakes and several red flags which I felt the need to bring to their attention and get further clarification.
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PositiveExcellent in every way. Currently a but shy in number of dining room. (Independent Living) wait staff.
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CriticalI would not recommend memory care at Brookdale. The cost didn't match the care. My Dad would lay in bed for days, not encouraged to eat or drink. I found him laying on a bare mattress twice, plenty of bedding was provided. He would go days without a shower, he would decline because it was done in the evening when he most fatigued. I was told they couldn't force him to eat, drink or shower. Isn't that what memory care is??? To encourage these tasks and just do it? He ended up in the hospital for a week due to dehydr…
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September 8, 2025
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