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4 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024Welcome to the Fall 2024 Michigan Seniors GuidePUBLISHER Mark Nicholson Mark@GazetteMediaGroup.com CREATIVE DIRECTOR AJ White AJ@GazetteMediaGroup.com STAFF WRITER Brian Christopher TO SUBMIT EDITORIAL: News@GazetteMediaGroup.com FOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT: SALES REPRESENTATIVE Cheryl Demanski Cheryl@GazetteMediaGroup.com 248-524-4868 ext. 312Contact Us:Gazette Media Group reserves the right to revise, classify, or reject in whole or in part, any advertisement in this publication. Errors / Corrections: We are committed to correcting errors that appear in our publications. Those interested in contacting us for that purpose can email: News@GazetteMediaGroup.com. Please note, Gazette Media Group is not responsible for errors in advertising. FEATURINGSenior Housing Guide by County Macomb.................................27, 28 Oakland .................................29, 30, 31 Wayne ....................................32, 33, 34seniors guideseniors guideMICHIGANDiscover More with Guided ToursPages 12 & 13Your List ............................................................................6 & 7 Is it the Right Time to Downsize?......................................20 Senior Deals & Savings .....................................................24 Brain Teasers.....................................................................25 & 38 Page 8Social Security248-524-4868 6966 Crooks Road Suite 24 Troy, MI 48098 MichiganSeniorsGuide.com Page 14Medicare GuidePage 22Senior Companion Program

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6 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024YOUR LIST • To Do • To Learn • To Go • To Eat Say Hello to My Little Book! From one of the most iconic actors in film history comes an astonishingly revelatory account of a creative life fully lived. Al Pacino burst onto the scene with the explosive force of a supernova. He landed his first leading role in The Panic in Needle Park in 1971, and by 1975, he had starred in four landmark films—The Godfather, The Godfather Part II, Serpico, and Dog Day Afternoon. These performances were not only monumental successes but also reshaped the landscape of cinema. Pacino’s impact on the cultural zeitgeist was unprecedented since the days of Marlon Brando and James Dean in the late 1950s. Sonny Boy is the memoir of a man who has nothing left to fear and nothing left to conceal. The book thoroughly explores his iconic roles, pivotal collaborations, and significant relationships, while also delving into the complex interplay between creativity and commerce at the highest echelons. Available October 15th in book stores and online.Raise A Glass! The Grand Rapids International Wine, Beer, and Food Festival, now in its 17th year, has become Michigan's premier annual tasting event, featuring over 1,200 wines, beers, ciders, and spirits from across the globe, paired with dishes from the area's top restaurants. Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or a curious newcomer exploring the world of food and drinks, this festival promises an extraordinary experience that will delight every palate. November 21st – 23rd at DeVos Place. Get tickets and details at www.ShowSpan.com Take the Grand Kids to Zoo Boo Wander through the Detroit Zoo and enjoy festive pumpkin displays, lively entertainment from jugglers and magicians, and themed photo opportunities. Don't miss the chance to visit various trick-or-treating spots throughout the Zoo! The entire Zoo is open for exploration, so you can see your favorite animals and watch them receive special treats. Each day, Halloween-themed enrichment activities will be featured at different animal habitats, designed to encourage natural behaviors like foraging. 2 to 6 p.m. Oct. 7-8, 14-15 and 20-22 • Tickets and details at www. zooboo.detroitzoo.orgOnly Great TV in the Building! If you haven’t yet caught the first three seasons of Only Murders in the Building, now is the perfect time to binge them before Season 4 premieres. The show stars Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez as three Upper West Side New Yorkers with a passion for true crime podcasts who find themselves entangled in actual mysteries. Last season featured A-list talent such as Paul Rudd, Meryl Streep, and Jesse Williams, and this season is set to continue the trend with another impressive lineup of stars! Stream on Hulu beginning August 27th

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Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024 7• To Read • To Watch • To Explore • To Enjoy • To ShareSenior Expo USA - It’s All Free! Be sure to attend one of the many Senior Expo USA events that will be held in metro Detroit. It’s your chance to connect with dozens of local organizations dedicated to helping seniors and their families. You can meet with experts regarding Medicare Coverage, Assisted Living, Mobility Solutions, Independent Living, Veterans Benefits, Audiology, Senior Travel, Health Insurance, Home Care, Medical Equipment, Hospice Care, Financial Planning, Legal Assistance, Aging In Place Home Improvements, Eye Care, Physical Therapy and much more. Plus, you can enjoy complimentary refreshments, free health screenings and hourly prize drawings. To find a senior expo near you, go to www.SeniorExpoUSA.com Enjoy The Holidays at Meadowbrook Hall The holidays at Meadow Brook will enchant visitors with two spectacular events: the indoor daytime Holiday Walk and the outdoor evening Winter Wonder Lights. Set on the scenic campus of Oakland University in Rochester, Meadow Brook Hall will be Michigan’s premier holiday destination from November 29th to December 30th. During the day, explore the historic mansion, beautifully adorned with holiday decorations, and marvel at over 50 stunning trees, ornaments, and lights. In the evening, experience the estate transformed by dazzling light displays inspired by the grandeur of Meadow Brook Hall. Enjoy seasonal treats, cozy bonfires, and a special glimpse inside the mansion. Each event offers a unique self-guided experience. Tickets, which are date and time-specific, can be purchased online at meadowbrookholidays.com.Sweet Caroline! Created in collaboration with Neil Diamond himself, A BEAUTIFUL NOISE is the uplifting true story of how a kid from Brooklyn rose to become a chart-topping, show-stopping American rock icon. With 120 million albums sold and a legacy of classics like "America," "Forever in Blue Jeans," and "Sweet Caroline," Neil Diamond's accolades include induction into the Songwriters and Rock & Roll Halls of Fame, a Grammy® Lifetime Achievement Award, and sold-out concerts worldwide. His remarkable journey is set to dazzle on Broadway and tour across America. Much like Jersey Boys and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, A BEAUTIFUL NOISE: THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL is a dynamic, inspiring musical memoir that reveals the untold story of America's greatest hitmaker, featuring the iconic songs that defined his legendary career. December 24 – January 5th at the Fisher Theatre. Get tickets at www.BroadwayInDetroit.comBe a Good Sport This Winter The Michigan Senior Olympics Winter Games are set to take place in February 2025, offering a range of events for athletes aged 50 and older. Participants will compete in various sports, including skiing, bowling, and pickleball, across different venues in Michigan. The event promotes fitness, camaraderie, and healthy competition among seniors. For the latest updates and detailed schedule, visit the Michigan Senior Olympics official website at www.michiganseniorolympics.org

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8 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024by Brian Christopher Retirement. Ah, yes! After a long career full of years spent toiling to earn a living, cobble together a nestegg and buy all the things you need or make you happy, it’s time to relax and let your retirement savings and Social Security do its stuff. But wait. Refining your strategy for deploying those resources is certainly worthy of your time and consideration. And patience is a virtue — one that could pay off with in the long run through bigger checks every month. “If they go on early Social Security at 62, they’re going to take a 30% reduction in Social Security benefits, and that’s permanent,” said Art Reaume, the owner of Reaume Benefits Advisors/Medicare Choices. “You can go for your full Social Security when you reach that age bracket. If they opt not to take Social Security then, once in a while people do, I believe it’s (up to) 8% they get for not going on it for that time.” By age 70, the experts say you’re maxed out. There’s no benefit in delaying it any longer. But there are things you can do before that to beef-up your benefit amount. According to the Social Security Administration, benefits are based on “your lifetime earnings,” adjusted for “changes in average wages since the year the earnings were received.” The average of these adjusted earnings is calculated for your 35 highest earning years. Working for at least 35 years is one way to make sure you get the most out of Social Security. You only need to work 10 years to qualify for benefits, having fewer than 35 years of work at the time you apply can lower your benefit amount because, according to the Social Security Administration, “Years with no earnings count as zeroes in the benefit calculation.” Your maximum benefit depends on the age you retire, according to the government’s response to a “frequently asked question” posted on SSA.gov in January 2024. Those who retire at their calculated full retirement age in 2024 are eligible to receive a maximum benefit of $3,822. Those who retire early at age 62 are eligible for a maximum benefit of $2,710. Those who delay drawing benefits until the ripe old age of 70 are eligible for a maximum monthly benefit of $4,873. Again, those are maximum numbers, and individual calculations are based on lifetime earnings. Social Security has historically offered automatic cost-of-living adjustments “to ensure that the purchasing power of Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits is not eroded by inflation,” according to SSA.gov. COLAs are based on the percentage increase in the consumer price index for urban wage and clerical workers for the third quarter of the last year the previous adjustment was determined to the third quarter of the current year. No increase means no COLA. Given the recent rise in inflation, a 3.2% adjustment was made payable through benefits beginning in January 2024. Given the direct impact of Social Security on the retirement picture and standard of living for millions of Americans, the importance of maximizing these benefits — and others — cannot be understated. By law, employees of the Social Security Administration are not allowed to give advice. Instead, consult with a benefits planner or a financial advisor to ensure your retirement income, health benefits and savings are in order. The offices of Reaume Benefits Advisors/Medicare Choices are located at 8070 21 Mile Road in Shelby Township, and 312 Superior Mall in Port Huron. To set up a consultation or for more information, call (586) 204-2088. What to expect when you’re expecting your Social SecurityStrategies to heed for maximizing your benefit payments

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12 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024by Brian Christopher There’s a time and a place for everything and every type of travel experience. Going solo on a trip to Europe or alone on an Alaskan cruise is a good fit for young couples or individual travelers with wanderlust. But for those looking to see the sights, savor the essence of strange lands and truly experience foreign cities are best served to go with a group led by a professional. Erik Hall, the owner/operator of Noble Frog Tours, spent more than 30 years working with a professor at Macomb Community College to coordinate trips to London. Hall also worked for a bus company to coordinate group trips around the state, and he worked in AAA’s group travel division for six states in the Midwest. “Wherever you go, do some research about the area, especially if you have some time on your own,” Hall said. “No matter where you go, (the time) it just flies by. It doesn’t stand still for anything, and you can never do everything you want to do. You’ll see it, but you won’t experience it. I think that’s important with travel — the experience.” This summer, Hall took a group of 21 travelers over age 50 to London where he shared much of what he’s learned about the city over the years. Every tour is as unique as every group of travelers, but Hall said he has found success by building an experience that provides a framework with some must-see highlights and off-the-beaten-path spots interspersed with optional to explore individual pursuits. Hall founded Noble Frog Tours after the professor he worked with all those years retired during the COVID-19 period. Hall took a trip with the professor back in 1986 and eventually started working with the professor to host the tours. Noble Frog has two more London tours planned for 2025: one in May, and one around Christmastime in December. “I guess I would say it’s a really smart way to go,” said Dina Spoerl, 51, who grew up in Detroit but now lives in Winnetka, Illinois, just north of Chicago. “I don’t know what all group tours are like, but as far as this trip is concerned, you have your own space and time to do the things you want to do. It’s not so structured. A group trip of this nature is really good because all of the hard stuff is taken care of. All you have to do is enjoy what the presentations are, and enjoy the structured things, and then have the opportunity to do stuff yourself as well. It’s a real comfort-level situation.” Leslie Tolstyka, 63, of Warren, Michigan, has traveled with Hall and the group from MCC many times. “He’s a great communicator. He’s very knowledgeable. When we’re walking around, he’s got a lot of information about the area and certain things around the London area, inside and outside of London.” Guided tours outshine solo adventures, deliver enriched experiences

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Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024 13Tolstyka said touring with a diverse group of people adds to the experience. “I think your best bet is to go with a group. People come from all over the place, socioeconomic statuses, educational levels. You just kind of join up and go and do some other things, in addition to the things that are planned,” Tolstyka said. Going with an expert tour leader is critical for those looking to make the most out of their time abroad. “If you try to go by yourself or with your family, they’re not as knowledgeable of the things you want to do. There’s so many other things that are more interesting when you’re with a group,” Tolstyka said. Regardless of the group, its size or destination, Hall, who just turned 56, said there are many things for seniors to consider when planning a trip abroad. “Europe is definitely a good place for seniors to go,” Hall said. “The only drawback as I see it is Europe is an old place. A lot of places are protected. There are a lot of uneven walkways. That’s one of the things I’ve found over the years, and getting older myself, you could probably twist an ankle fairly easily if you’re not looking out.” He said cruises are also great touring destinations for seniors because you can really go at your own pace when the ship sets sail and docks in port. “You don’t need to pack and unpack, like if you were on a tour somewhere. The cruise ships take you where you want to go, and you’re seeing multiple destinations. I would recommend that an Alaskan cruise would be the way to go,” Hall said. Travel insurance is something Hall said he recommends to protect yourself and your investment in a travel experience. “Most health insurance doesn’t carry over outside of the U.S. Travel insurance helps cover that,” Hall said. “If you need medical treatment for something relatively small, or you could get hit by a bus, it’s horrible. (Insurance) costs money, but it’s some security that you’ll have.” Hall said traveling with a companion not only adds a level of security, but it gives you someone with whom to share memories that will last a lifetime. “It’s always good to have someone you can rely on to travel with,” Hall said. “It makes it more enjoyable. Here are a few more tips for those in their golden years interested in touring with Noble Frog, or any group headed for adventure abroad: • Stay hydrated. “Hydration is a big thing, especially as you get older,” Hall said. “Planes will dry you out. Traveling will just dry you out, especially if you’re on a bus. Bring a thermos with you. Even if you can’t take liquid on the plane, at least bring the container with you so you can fill it up later and stay hydrated.” • Be in the time zone you’re in. “Try to get to whatever time zone you might be in. When I go to Europe, I fly overnight, but it’s usually only a seven-hour flight. If you can, try to sleep, even if it’s just a hard nap. And then, when you check in, take a nap for an hour or two, go out, get dinner, and try to stay up until your normal time,” Hall said. “Don’t look at the clock and say, ‘Oh, it’s 5 o’clock here, back home it’s noon.’ You need to have your body realize this is where you’re at. This is the time zone you’re in.” • Check about vaccinations, prepare your prescriptions. “There are some places you need to take vaccinations for. It’s best to do some research on your own. Definitely check with your doctor, or a pharmacist. They’ll be on top of that for you, too. Sometimes, there are things you need to do a few months in advance,” Hall said. “(For prescriptions) they recommend you take your medication in the bottle with the label on it. You may want to have the bottles with you. Ask your pharmacist for a smaller bottle. Some people don’t want to have it in a carry-on, but luggage gets lost all the time. You’ve got to keep that in mind.” To learn more about Noble Frog Tours, call Erik Hall at (586) 551-0448, email him at noblefrogtours@gmail.com or go to noblefrogtours.com. Every tour is as unique as every group of travelers

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14 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024What is Medicare? Medicare is the federal health insurance program for: • People who are 65 or older • Certain younger people with disabilities • People with End-Stage Renal Disease (permanent kidney failure requiring dialysis or a transplant, ESRD) What are the parts of Medicare? The different parts of Medicare help cover specific services: • Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) Part A covers inpatient hospital stays, care in a skilled nursing facility, hospice care, and some home health care. • Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) Part B covers certain doctors' services, outpatient care, medical supplies, and preventive services. • Medicare Part D (prescription drug coverage) Helps cover the cost of prescription drugs (including many recommended shots or vaccines). How does Medicare work? With Medicare, you have options in how you get your coverage. Once you enroll, you’ll need to decide how you’ll get your Medicare coverage. There are 2 main ways: • Original Medicare Original Medicare includes Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) and Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance). You pay for services as you get them. When you get services, you’ll pay a deductible at the start of each year, and you usually pay 20% of the cost of the Medicare-approved service, called coinsurance. If you want drug coverage, you can add a separate drug plan (Part D). Original Medicare pays for much, but not all, of the cost for covered health care services and supplies. A Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap) policy can help pay some of the remaining health care costs, like copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles. Some Medigap policies also cover services that Original Medicare doesn't cover, like medical care when you travel outside the U.S. • Medicare Advantage Medicare Advantage is an “all in one” alternative to Original Medicare. These “bundled” plans include Part A, Part B, and usually Part D. Most plans offer extra benefits that Original Medicare doesn’t cover — like vision, hearing, dental, and more. Medicare Advantage Plans have yearly contracts with Medicare and must follow Medicare’s coverage rules. The plan must notify you about any changes before the start of the next enrollment year. • Medicare prescription drug coverage (Part D) Medicare drug coverage helps pay for prescription drugs you need. To get Medicare drug coverage, you must join a Medicare-approved plan that offers drug coverage (this includes Medicare drug plans and Medicare Advantage Plans with drug coverage). Each plan can vary in cost and specific drugs covered, but must give at least a standard level of coverage set by Medicare. Medicare drug coverage includes generic and brand-name drugs. Plans can vary the list of prescription drugs they cover (called a formulary) and how they place drugs into different "tiers" on their formularies. Plans have different monthly premiums. You’ll also have other costs throughout the year in a Medicare drug plan. How much you pay for each drug depends on which plan you choose. Important Medicare Dates To Remember... October 1st Start comparing your current coverage with other options. You may be able to save money or get extra benefits. Visit Medicare.gov/plan-compare. October 15th - December 7th Change your Medicare health or drug coverage for 2025, if you decide to. This includes changing to Original Medicare, or joining or changing a Medicare Advantage Plan. January 1st New coverage begins if you made a change. If you kept your existing coverage and your plan's costs or benefits changed, those changes also start on this date. January 1st - March 31st If you're in a Medicare Advantage Plan, you can change to a different Medicare Advantage Plan or switch to Original Medicare (and join a separate Medicare drug plan) once during this time. Any changes you make will be effective the first of the month after the plan gets your request.YOUR GUIDE TO MEDICARE IN MICHIGAN DO YOU HAVE MORE QUESTIONS? Whether you’re ready to enroll in Medicare for the first time or have had Medicare coverage for years, Michigan’s Medicare Medicaid Assistance Program – MMAP – is here to help. MMAP is a free, unbiased service, not connected with any insurance company, that helps you understand your Medicare benefits. Working through the Area Agencies on Aging statewide, MMAP is also part of a nationwide network called the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) – a primary resource for personalized Medicare counseling throughout the country. Call 1-800-803-7174 to schedule a call with a state certified MMAP counselor in your area to get the answers you need about your health care options.

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18 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024DNEM’s RecConnect offers adaptive recreation programs for people of all ages with disabilities. Recreational therapy promotes independent living by providing education and opportunities that revolve around social, emotional, and physical programming. The program began several years ago with a smaller focus on inclusive arts, crafts and cooking classes. RecConnect now includes wellness programs, music classes, therapeutic exercises and adaptive sports including golf, kayaking and cycling. The program is offered to residents of Huron, Lapeer, Macomb, Oakland, Sanilac, St. Clair and Tuscola counties who have a disability. RecConnect has grown under the leadership Carrie Gerdeman who is a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist and serves as DNEM’s Recreation & Health Services Director. She proudly boasts “this past year we had more than 750 people participate in one or more of our adaptive and inclusive programs. More than 90 people participated in Adaptive Kayaking”. DNEM hosts kayaking clinics for people with disabilities by providing individualized trained instructors, uniquely modified kayaks that are a little wider and might include outriggers to increase stability on the water as well as specialized adaptive equipment that helps support the weight of the paddle. “Initially, when people show up they might be a little nervous. Maybe they've never participated in kayaking or maybe they've never taken an art class before. But as soon as they see the amount of support and guidance we provide, they are so excited and most sign up for additional programs.” This year, Disability Network Eastern Michigan added Adaptive Cycling and Adaptive Golf to the list of inclusive recreation activities. These new programs created additional opportunities for persons with disabilities to engage in outdoors activities. “I get paid to play, or that's what my parents say because I do fun things” shared Gerdeman. “But we play with a purpose. We base the programs on individual interests and the community needs. We provide structure and individual modification to recreational, wellness, and social activities for people with disabilities.” One in five (20%) people in Michigan have a disability and this number is increasing as our population ages. Persons with disabilities often face physical and societal barriers to recreation. Fun runs and walks in the community are generally not accessible for all. Water sports, fishing, and golf events usually do not include adaptable equipment for people with disabilities. DNEM works with other recreation programs in the community to explore new ways to build inclusivity and accessibility. Change is needed and DNEM is committed to breaking down the recreation barriers that exist for people with disabilities through ADA assessments and disability awareness workshops. “We want to showcase diversity and inclusion with all programs and services while promoting personal choice and independence” notes Kelly Winn, DNEM’s Chief Executive Officer. “We want to provide the opportunity for all individuals to drive the ball further while golfing, explore something adventurous while kayaking or cycling, or snag the "big one" during an adaptive fishing experience on Lake St. Clair. We want individuals to open their hearts and find their passions through music, dance, art and adaptive recreation. We continue to raise the bar and maintain a vision of a world where people with disabilities are empowered to pursue personal growth and choice through access to community resources and supportive services.” Disability Network Eastern Michigan (DNEM) is committed to promoting inclusion for all by breaking down barriers and opening paths towards independence and personal choice through resources, advocacy, information, support, and education. DNEM provides programming and resources to residents of Huron, Lapeer, Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair, Sanilac and Tuscola counties. Please visit www.DNEMichigan.org or call 586-268-4160 to learn more about the many programs and services offered to people of all ages. Disability Network Eastern Michigan (DNEM) introduces RecConnect...where inclusion, recreation and wellness come together!

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20 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024248-733-5806* Customized Plans to Meet All of Your Real Estate Needs* Complimentary Staging* Complete Moving Services* Relocation Services* Single Family Homes, Condos, Land, Waterfront Properties, Multi Family*FREE Home Warranty with Your Listing Don't List Your Home with Just Anyone... List with Someone Who KnowsYour Neighborhood.Home Transitioning with an ExpertThe “Up” Side of Downsizing 210 W University, Suite 4 Rochester, MI 48307*CtidPltMtAllllffYYour Seniors Real Estate Specialist SRES®Ready to Help You Make Life-changing Decisions.2024 Top Selling Producer!Serving Metro Detroit Area For OVER 30 YearsABR®, SRES®, CRS, SRS, OPC MEMBERCheryl ParisiRealtor® 248-733-58Your Neighborhood.ABR®, SRES®, CRS, SRS, OPCMCheryl rParisiRealChliiParisirealty@gmail.com | parisirealty.comDeciding to downsize or move is a significant step for seniors, involving considerations like health, finances, and lifestyle preferences. Here’s a guide to help determine the right time for this transition. As health and mobility change with age, living in a home that suits these needs becomes increasingly important. Consider downsizing or moving if: • Stairs and home maintenance become challenging. • There’s a need for closer proximity to medical facilities or caregivers. Financial stability is a critical factor in deciding to downsize or move. Evaluate the following: • Home upkeep and maintenance costs versus potential savings of a smaller home. • Property taxes, utilities, and insurance costs. • Financial benefits of selling a larger home on retirement savings. Consider the impact on your social life and daily activities: • Opportunities for social interaction and recreational activities in a new community. • Proximity to family and friends for emotional support. • Access to amenities like community centers, parks, and shopping areas. Thinking of the future is crucial when deciding to downsize or move. Plan ahead by considering: • Future health care needs and availability of assisted living. • Accessibility and adaptability of a new home for potential mobility aids. • Minimal modifications needed if health conditions change. The emotional aspect of leaving a long-time home can be significant. Reflect on: • Emotional attachment to the current home and readiness to part with it. • Potential benefits of a fresh start in a new environment. • Discussing the decision with family members and seeking their support. Steps to Take When Deciding to Downsize or Move 1. Evaluate Needs: Assess health, financial, and lifestyle needs. 2. Research Options: Look into different housing types like smaller homes or senior living communities. 3. Consult Professionals: Speak with financial advisors, real estate agents, and senior living experts. 4. Visit Potential Homes: Tour various housing options to find the right fit. 5. Plan the Move: Plan the move carefully, considering logistics and emotional impact. Deciding to downsize or move is a personal and complex decision for seniors. By assessing health, financial, and lifestyle needs, and planning for the future, seniors can make a choice that enhances their quality of life and provides peace of mind.How to know when it's time to downsize or move

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22 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024Senior Companion Program lifts spirits, enriches livesBeverly Bray just turned 87 and loves her weekly visits scheduled through the Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan’s AmeriCorps Seniors Senior Companion Program. But Bray, of Madison Heights, isn’t a program client. She’s a volunteer companion who enjoys the company of others and the bonds she has built over 17 years with the program that brings joy and friendly interaction to the lives of homebound, isolated or lonely seniors living among us. “It’s a wonderful program,” Bray said. “I moved here in 2007 and I had one daughter and they live out of state, in Virginia, so I know what it is to be alone. I had just moved here. To make a long story short, one of the people who was in the program at the time told me about the Senior Companion Program and I said, ‘What’s that?’ She told me about it and gave me a phone number to call, who to talk to, and the rest is history. I love it.” The program celebrated its 50th anniversary on Aug. 1. Carmela LaCommare, the program manager, said the Senior Companion Program is funded by AmeriCorps Seniors and the state of Michigan. The program services Oakland and Macomb counties. Anyone interested in volunteering can contact Catholic Charities of Southeastern Michigan by phone or email, and there is an enrollment process. For those interested in arranging companion visits, there is a simple intake procedure and a process for matching volunteers with seniors in their area. “My volunteers are amazing,” LaCommare said. “They’re 55 or better. The average age of our volunteers is, I think, 80, and many of our volunteers serve anywhere between 20 and 32 hours a week.” Volunteers visit homebound seniors, socialize with them and try to keep them engaged. They also offer respite care for family members and caregivers. “They (the volunteers) found purpose with this program,” LaCommare said. “That’s the No. 1 thing they tell me.” That’s certainly true for Bray, who said she loves spending time with her client, Alice. Bray said two visits a week “keeps me on my toes” and provides a framework that inspires her to get things done around her home on a schedule that accommodates her volunteer work. “She (Alice) said, ‘I don’t know what I’d do without you, Bev.’ She doesn’t realize, she’s actually helping me keep my marbles together,” Bray said. “I’m tickled pink. I plan to be with it, health-wise, as long as I can walk and do what I’m doing. I like what I do. “I am so glad and intend to stay with the program as long as God has the final say so,” Bray said. For more information about the Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan AmeriCorps Seniors Senior Companion Program, go to ccsem.org or call (248) 537-3300.

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24 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024Restaurant Discounts Meeting up for lunch or dinner with friends or family members is easier on the wallet when you have senior status. So, get your appetite ready for savings with these great deals. A&W Restaurants Discount: 10 percent off Qualifications: Ages 60-plus Locations: Various locations in metro Detroit and Ann Arbor Einstein’s Bros. Bagels Discount: 10 percent off Qualifications: Ages 60-plus Locations: Various locations - Join the Shmear Society to receive more discounts and deals. Dunkin’ Donuts Discount: 10 percent off or free donut at participating locations Qualifications: Ages 55-plus Locations: At participating restaurants only Retail Discounts Love to shop? These are the deals for you. We’ve found some great savings both online and in-store. Amazon Prime Discount: 50 percent off Prime membership Qualifications: Must be a qualifying government assistance recipient: SSRI and SNAP included. Woodward Corner Market Discount: Up to 10 percent off Qualifications: Ages 55-plus from 9 am - 3 pm on Thursdays Location: 30955 Woodward Ave #305, Royal Oak Motown Thrift Discount: 25% off entire purchase, Monday-Friday Qualifications: Ages 55-plus Location: 8050 N. Middlebelt Road, Westland TJ Maxx Discount: 10 percent off on Mondays (varies by location) Qualifications: Ages 60-plus Locations: Various locations Leisure Activity Discounts Relax, unwind and have some fun at a crazy good deal! National Parks America the Beautiful Senior Pass Discount: $20 annual park pass or $80 lifetime park pass provides admittance to more than 2,000 recreation sites Qualifications: Ages 62-plus; must provide proof of age and residency or citizenship. Locations: Various locations Ticketmaster Discount: Save on tickets to select shows and events Qualifications: Must be an AARP member SilverSneakers Discount: Free healthy living and fitness classes Qualifications: Ages 65 plus and a member of select Medicare or other health plans. Locations: Contact your healthplan for locations near you. Travel Discounts If you love to travel, you should never have to pay full price as a senior. Just pick a destination, grab these deals, and get going! Amtrak Discount: Save 10% on most rail fares on most Amtrak trains Qualifications: Ages 65-plus Locations: For more information visit www.amtrak.com/seniors-discount IHG Hotels & Resorts Discount: Offers a senior discount rate at participating locations Qualifications: Ages 62-plus Locations: Discount may vary by hotel. Visit www.ihg.com Thrifty Car Rental Discount: Join the Silver Thrifty Club and save 5% Qualifications: Ages 50-plus Locations: Various locations, call ahead to confirm the discount eaticer prvoecthly 60% oaree nvMichigan HistSae with turculy aororich histe MichiExplor igan’syortff dan bhsm.pub/ibeaticer prvoecth 60%Y NEARLVESA Y Senior Deals & SavingsMichigan seniors have a lot of opportunities to save money on eating out, retail purchases, travel, and more. And, while many of these discounts are only available to those who are 60 or 65 years of age or older, some apply to individuals aged 55 and up.Know of some great senior discounts that we’ve missed? Let us know by sending an email to News@gazettemediagroup.com and we’ll add them to the list.

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26 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024Fall 2024 Guide for Senior Housing OptionsIL - Independent Living Independent living is simply any housing arrangement designed exclusively for older adults, generally those aged 55 and over. Housing varies widely, from apartment-style living to single-family detached homes. In general, the housing is friendlier to aging adults, often being more compact, with easier navigation and no maintenance or yard work to worry about. AL - Assisted Living Assisted living is a residential option for older adults who need help with some of the activities of daily living—things like cooking meals, getting to the bathroom in the middle of the night, keeping house, and traveling to appointments. An assisted living facility may be a good choice if you need more personal care services than you can get at home or in an independent living or retirement community. MC - Memory Care Memory care is a form of senior living that provides intensive, specialized care for people with memory issues. Many assisted living facilities and nursing homes have created special memory care units for dementia patients. There are also stand-alone memory care facilities. RC - Respite Care Respite care provides temporary relief for a primary caregiver, enabling you to take a much-needed break from the demands of caregiving. Some senior residential communities offer short-term overnight services. HC - Hospice Care Hospice (and palliative) care offers a dignified and comfortable alternative to spending your final months in the impersonal environment of a hospital, far from family, friends, pets, and all that you know and love. Palliative medicine helps you manage pain while hospice provides special care to improve the quality of life for both you as the patient and your family. We hope you find the Fall 2024 edition of our Senior Housing Guide for Macomb, Oakland and Wayne Counties helpful. The facilities are grouped by county, sorted alphabetically by city and then, by name. Each provides a variety of services and offers a range of amenities. We encourage you to contact them directly to learn more. If you’d like your Senior Care Facility listed in the Guide, please contact us.For your convenience, we have provided a key indicating the type of care available at each facility:

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Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024 27Fall 2024 Guide for Senior Housing Options — Macomb CountyFacility Address City Phone Website IL AL MC RC HC The Orchards of Armada 22600 W Main Street Armada (586) 784-5322 www.theorchardsmi.com X X X X X Dunn Family Co-op Apartments 8400 Engleman Street Center Line (586) 756-3322 www.csi.coop X Father Murray Nursing Center 8444 Engleman Center Line (586) 755-2400 www.fathermurrayvhc.com X X Grace Premier Assisted Living 29891 23 Mile Road Chesterfield (586) 422-1600 www.graceseniorliving.com X X X StoryPoint Senior Living 51760 Gratiot Avenue Chesterfield (586) 598-8000 www.storypoint.com X X The Village of East Harbor Senior Living 33875 Kiely Drive Chesterfield (586) 725-6030 www.pvm.org X X X X Baldwin House Lakeside 15731 19 Mile Road Clinton Twp. (586) 263-0081 www.baldwinhouseseniors.com/lakeside X X X X Church of Christ Assisted Living 23561 15 Mile Road Clinton Twp. (586) 285-7143 www.cofccc.org X X X X Clinton Creek 40500 Garfield Road Clinton Twp. (586) 354-2700 www.clintoncreekmi.com X X Mission Point of Clinton Township 17001 17 Mile Road Clinton Twp. (586) 286-7100 www.missionpointhealthcare.com X X Hampton Manor of Clinton 18401 15 Mile Road Clinton Twp. (586) 785-0005 www.seniorcommunitynearme.com X X ★Lockwood of Clinton 24500 Metro Parkway Clinton Twp. (586) 790-1100 www.lockwoodofclinton.com X Oakmont Parkway 36725 Utica Road Clinton Twp. (586) 217-3879 www.oakmontcommunities.com X X X Our Place Senior Assisted Living 22410 Glenwood Street Clinton Twp. (586) 625-2231 www.ourplacesal.com X Partridge Creek Senior Village 17200 Dove Street Clinton Twp. (586) 329-2114 www.voami.org X X Pine Ridge of Garfield 36333 Garfield Road Clinton Twp. (586) 723-0000 www.trueconnectioncommunities.com X Rose Senior Living 44003 Partridge Creek Blvd. Clinton Twp. (586) 840-0840 www.roseseniorliving.com X X X Sanctuary at Clinton Villa 17825 15 Mile Road Clinton Twp. (586) 792-0358 www.trinityhealthseniorcommunities.org X The Parkdale Senior Living 44315 N. Gratiot Avenue Clinton Twp. (586) 273-2600 www.parkdalesl.com X X X X The Villages Senior Living 15393 15 Mile Road Clinton Twp. (586) 285-1680 www.thevillages-seniorliving.com X Villa Bella of Clinton Township 15894 19 Mile Road Clinton Twp. (586) 412-8910 www.villa-bella.net X X Fraser Villa 33300 Utica Road Fraser (586) 294-3300 www.fraservilla.org X X Oakleigh of Macomb Senior Living 49880 Hayes Road Macomb (586) 997-8090 www.oakleighmacomb.com X X X Walnut Creek Living 49228 Walnut Creek Drive Macomb (586) 846-3138 www.walnutcreekafc.com X X Walnut Creek Life 47848 Beacon Square Drive Macomb (586) 846-3138 www.walnutcreekafc.com X X X Westwood Inn 19759 23 Mile Road Macomb (586) 267-9500 www.westwoodinnseniorliving.com X X X Meadows Assisted Living & Care Campus 71 North Avenue Mt Clemens (586) 461-2882 www.meadowslifemi.com X X Prestige Commons 33503 23 Mile Road New Baltimore (586) 725-9300 www.prestigecommons.com X X X X X Sandalwood Village 47640 Gratiot Avenue New Baltimore (586) 949-6220 www.sandalwoodseniorliving.com X X X X Medilodge of Richmond 34901 Division Road Richmond (586) 727-7562 www.medilodgeofrichmond.com X X X Angelica's Place 328 E. Lafayette Romeo (586) 336-9440 www.angelicasplacemi.com X X X X Orchard Grove Health Campus 71150 Orchard Crossing Ln Romeo (586) 336-0102 www.trilogyhs.com X Woodwards Assisted Living 309 S Bailey Street Romeo (586) 372-7164 www.friendsandfamilyinc.org X American House East I 17255 Common Road Roseville (586) 298-3121 www.americanhouse.com X X X X X IL = INDEPENDENT LIVING AL = ASSISTED LIVING MC = MEMORY CARE RC = RESPITE CARE HC = HOSPICE CARE ★ = SEE AD FOR DETAILS

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28 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024Fall 2024 Guide for Senior Housing Options — Macomb CountyIL = INDEPENDENT LIVING AL = ASSISTED LIVING MC = MEMORY CARE RC = RESPITE CARE HC = HOSPICE CARE ★ = SEE AD FOR DETAILS Facility Address City Phone Website IL AL MC RC HC American House East II 18760 13 Mile Road Roseville (586) 778-5070 www.americanhouse.com X X X X Beechwood Manor Inc. 24600 Greater Mack Avenue St. Clair Shores (586) 773-5950 www.beechwoodmanor.net X X X X Bickford of Shelby Township 48251 Schoenherr Road Shelby Twp. (586) 685-5800 www.bickfordseniorliving.com X X Hampton Manor of Shelby 51831 Van Dyke Avenue Shelby Twp. (586) 333-4940 www.manorsl.com X X X X Pine Ridge Villas of Shelby 4200 W. Utica Road Shelby Twp. (586) 739-5520 www.trueconnectioncommunities.com X Shelby Crossing Health Campus 13794 21 Mile Road Shelby Twp. (586) 532-2100 www.trilogyhs.com X X X Shelby Manor Senior Living 14184 22 Mile Road Shelby Twp. (586) 405-9623 www.shelbymanorseniorliving.com X X X Sunrise of Shelby Township 46471 Hayes Road Shelby Twp. (586) 532-9559 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X X Cranberry Park at ShorePointe 26101 E. Jefferson Avenue St Clair Shores (586) 498-4500 www.shorepointeliving.com X X X X Rivers Edge Assisted Living South 1427 Oakland Avenue St Clair (810) 650-5902 www.assistedlivingsaintclair.com X X ★American House Sterling Heights 11255 15 Mile Road Sterling Heights (586) 722-1206 www.americanhousemi.com X X X X X American House Sterling Meadows 33433 Schoenherr Road Sterling Heights (586) 979-5340 www.americanhouse.com X X X American House Sterling Woods 36430 Van Dyke Avenue Sterling Heights (586) 480-1403 www.americanhouse.com X X X X Arden Courts of Sterling Heights 11095 E 14 Mile Road Sterling Heights (586) 795-0998 www.arden-courts.com X X X My Doctor’s Inn 8384 Metro Parkway Sterling Heights (586) 838-5900 www.mydoctorsinn.net X X X Oakmont Manor Senior Community 41255 Pond View Drive Sterling Heights (586) 991-3117 www.oakmontcommunities.com X X Oakmont Sterling Senior Community 41155 Pond View Drive Sterling Heights (586) 217-3908 www.oakmontcommunities.com X X Pine Ridge of Hayes 43707 Hayes Road Sterling Heights (586) 247-0901 www.titansenquest.com/pine-ridge X X Pine Ridge of Plumbrook 8350 Plumbrook Road Sterling Heights (586) 274-2500 www.pineridgeplumbrook.com X Pomeroy Living Rehabilitation Center 34643 Ketsin Drive Sterling Heights (586) 978-2280 www.pomeroysterling.com X Pomeroy Living Sterling 2200 15 Mile Road Sterling Heights (586) 554-7200 www.pomeroysterling.com X X X Serene Gardens of Sterling Heights 44256 Mound Road Sterling Heights (586) 250-1110 www.serenegardensmi.com X X Shorehaven 14560 Lakeside Circle Sterling Heights (586) 247-3220 www.shorehavenseniorliving.com X X Sterling Heights Comfort Care 44256 Mound Road Sterling Heights (586) 250-1110 www.comfortcaresl.com X X X X The Courtyard at Sterling Heights 13400 19 Mile Road Sterling Heights (586) 254-5719 www.encoreseniorliving.com X X X Town Village Sterling Heights 4500 Dobry Drive Sterling Heights (586) 803-0900 www.townvillagesterlingheights.com X X Waltonwood Lakeside 14750 Lakeside Circle Sterling Heights (586)-580-1057 www.waltonwood.com X X X Brookdale Utica 45969 Northpointe Blvd. Utica (586) 997-0955 www.brookdale.com X X X X Northpoint Village of Utica 45201 Northpointe Blvd. Utica (586) 739-9545 www.npointvillage.com X X X The Orchards of Warren 12250 Twelve Mile Road Warren (586) 751-6200 www.theorchardsmi.com/warren X X X X Autumn Woods Healthcare Facility 29800 Hoover Road Warren (586) 574-3444 www.autumnwoods.com X X X X Park Place 29250 Heritage Parkway Warren (586) 298-3115 www.americanhouse.com X X X Tivoli Manor Co-op Apartments 28103 Imperial Drive Warren (800) 593-3052 www.csi.coop X Windemere Park Warren 31800 Van Dyke Warren (586) 722-2600 www.windemerepark.com X X X X X Vista Springs Washington Place 11900 Shire Blvd. Washington (586) 331-9400 www.vistaspringsliving.com X X

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Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024 29IL = INDEPENDENT LIVING AL = ASSISTED LIVING MC = MEMORY CARE RC = RESPITE CARE HC = HOSPICE CARE ★ = SEE AD FOR DETAILS Fall 2024 Guide for Senior Housing Options — Oakland CountyFacility Address City Phone Website IL AL MC RC HC The Avalon of Auburn Hills 3151 E Walton Blvd Auburn Hills (248) 282-4094 www.theavalonofauburnhills.com X X The Courtyard at Auburn Hills 3033 N Squirrel Road Auburn Hills (248) 340-9296 www.encoreseniorliving.com X X X All Seasons Birmingham 111 S Elm Street Birmingham (248) 237-3856 www.allseasonsbirmingham.com X Baldwin House Birmingham 200 Chester Street Birmingham (248) 397-0461 www.baldwinhouseseniors.com/birmingham X X X X The Sheridan at Birmingham 2400 E Lincoln Street Birmingham (901) 623-8167 www.seniorlifestyle.com X X X Cedarbrook of Bloomfield Hills 41150 Woodward Avenue Bloomfield Hills (248) 658-8795 www.cedarbrookofbloomfieldhills.com X X X X The Avalon of Bloomfield Township 100 W Square Lake Road Bloomfield Hills (248) 282-4088 www.theavalonofbloomfieldhills.com X X X Haven Lee Homes 760 Wattles Road Bloomfield Hills (248) 885-5885 www.havenleehomes.com X Samaritas Senior Living of Bloomfield Hills 6257 Telegraph Road Bloomfield Hills (248) 835-9442 www.samaritas.org X X X X Sunrise of Bloomfield Hills 6790 Telegraph Road Bloomfield Hills (248) 858-7200 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X Commerce Comfort Care 100 Decker Road Commerce (248) 896-1400 www.comfortcaresl.com X X The Avalon of Commerce Township 2500 Martin Pkwy Commerce (248) 387-2961 www.theavalonofcommercetownship.com X X Rolling Hills Retirement Community 3300 Crumb Road Commerce (248) 716-0844 www.rollinghillsretirement.com X Aleardi's Lilac Inn 28326 Shady Lane Drive Farmington Hills (734) 788-3000 www.aleardisplace.com X ★American House Farmington Hills 24400 Middlebelt Road Farmington Hills (248) 260-2142 www.americanhousemi.com X X X X X Brookdale Farmington Hills 36550 Grand River Avenue Farmington Hills (248) 476-7478 www.brookdale.com X X Brookdale Farmington Hills North 27950 Drake Road Farmington Hills (248) 489-9362 www.brookdale.com X Courtyard Manor of Farmington 29750 Farmington Road Farmington Hills (248) 539-0104 www.courtyardmanor.com X X X Farmington Hills Inn Assisted Living 30350 Twelve Mile Road Farmington Hills (248) 851-9640 www.farmingtonhillsinn.com X X Grand Oak Senior Living 28207 Grand Duke Drive Farmington Hills (248) 571-8077 www.grandoakseniorliving.com X X Halsted Place Apartments 29451 Halsted Road Farmington Hills (248) 489-8988 www.halstedplace.com X X Marian Oakland 29250 W 10 Mile Road Farmington Hills (248) 474-7204 www.marianoakland.org X ★Rose Senior Living Farmington Hills 28800 W. Eleven Mile Road Farmington Hills (248) 522-2460 www.roseseniorliving.com X X X X X Sunrise at North Farmington Hills 29681 Middlebelt Road Farmington Hills (248) 538-9200 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X X ★The Baptist Manor 30301 W 13 Mile Road Farmington Hills (248) 626-6100 www.thebaptistmanor.org X ★The Haworth Center 30225 W 13 Mile Road Farmington Hills (248) 539-3131 www.thebaptistmanor.org X Ferndale Park Co-op 20800 Wyoming Avenue Ferndale (248) 542-0881 www.csi.coop X The James Ferndale 22111 Woodward Avenue Ferndale (248) 554-3600 www.thejamesferndale.com X Baldwin House Hazel Park 777 E Woodward Heights Blvd Hazel Park (248) 545-0707 www.baldwinhouseseniors.com/hazel-park/ X X X X Orion Assisted Living 1814 S Lapeer Road Lake Orion (248) 814-6714 www.orionassistedliving.com X X X X Orion Oaks Assisted Living & Memory Care 3451 Clarkston Road Lake Orion (855) 662-5622 www.thelaurelslakeorion.com X X Pomeroy Living Orion Independent Cottages 101 E Scripps Road Lake Orion (248) 621-3100 www.pomeroyorion.com X X X Mission Point Nursing & Physical Rehabilitation 31155 Dequindre Road Madison Heights (248) 585-7010 www.missionpointhealthcare.com X X X Madison Heights Co-op 500 E. Irving Street Madison Heights (248) 585-3185 www.csi.coop X New Horizons Co-op 31101 Edward Ave Madison Heights (248) 585-1792 www.csi.coop X The Reserve at Red Run 30031 Dequindre Road Madison Heights (248) 776-2000 www.reserveatredrun.com X

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30 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024Fall 2024 Guide for Senior Housing Options — Oakland CountyIL = INDEPENDENT LIVING AL = ASSISTED LIVING MC = MEMORY CARE RC = RESPITE CARE HC = HOSPICE CARE ★ = SEE AD FOR DETAILS Facility Address City Phone Website IL AL MC RC HC ★Abbey Park at Mill River 28413 Abbey Lane New Hudson (248) 437-6550 www.abbeypark.com X Anthology of Novi 42400 W 12 Mile Road Novi (248) 567-2040 www.anthologyseniorliving.com X X X Brookdale Novi 45182 W Park Drive Novi (248) 669-5330 www.brookdale.com X ★Fox Run Senior Living Community 41000 W 13 Mile Road Novi (248) 926-5200 www.ericksonliving.com X Meadowbrook Commons 25075 Meadowbrook Road Novi (248) 648-3190 www.mymeadowbrookcommons.com X Rose Senior Living Providence Park 47400 Heritage Drive Novi (248) 513-8900 www.roseseniorliving.com X X X Suncrest Senior Living 25390 Wixom Road Novi (248) 207-5378 www.suncrestseniorliving.com X The Manor of Novi 24500 Meadowbrook Road Novi (248) 477-2000 www.themanorofnovi.com X Waltonwood Twelve Oaks 27475 Huron Circle Novi (248) 468-1794 www.waltonwood.com X X X Blossom Ridge 3145 Lily Trail Oakland Twp (248) 759-8500 www.moceriseniorliving.com X X Blossom Springs 3215 Silverbell Road Oakland Twp (248) 601-0505 www.moceriseniorliving.com X X X Oakland View Senior Living 90 W Predmore Road Oakland Twp (586) 212-7126 www.oaklandviewseniorliving.com X X X Pomeroy Living – Orion 101 E Scripps Road Orion (248) 621-3100 www.pomeroyorion.com X X X Baldwin House Oakland 1915 Baldwin Avenue Pontiac (248) 335-7020 www.baldwinhouseseniors.com/oakland X X X X McDonald Senior Apartments 370 Baldwin Avenue Pontiac (248) 292-2095 www.voami.org X Pontiac Village Estates Co-op 1200 Colony Lane Pontiac (248) 276-8939 www.csi.coop X Presbyterian Village North 420 S Opdyke Road Pontiac (248) 334-4379 www.pvm.org X American House Freedom Place 3565 S Adams Road Rochester (248) 260-2655 www.americanhouse.com X X X X X Barrett Regency 5101 N. Rochester Road Rochester (248) 494-6719 www.barrettregency.com X X Cedarbrook of Rochester 790 Letica Drive Rochester (248) 841-2850 www.cedarbrookofrochester.com X X X X X Sunrise of Rochester 500 E University Drive Rochester (248) 601-9000 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X X Waltonwood Main 1401 N Rochester Road Rochester (248) 601-7600 www.waltonwood.com X X X All Seasons Rochester Hills 175 E Nawakwa Road Rochester Hills (248) 710-0536 www.allseasonsrochesterhills.com X Ambrosia Villa Rochester Hills 597 Dakota Court Rochester Hills (248)-207-6511 www.seniorcaremichigan.com X ★American House Elmwood 2251 W Auburn Road Rochester Hills (248) 260-9788 www.americanhousemi.com X X X X X ★American House Stone 3741 S Adams Road Rochester Hills (248) 260-9789 www.americanhousemi.com X X X X Anthology of Rochester Hills 1775 S Rochester Road Rochester Hills (248) 266-7680 www.anthologyseniorliving.com X X X X Atina Senior Living, Inc. 1527 John R Road Rochester Hills (248) 266-6315 www.atinasl.com X X X Avon on the Lake 2889 Sandpiper Street Rochester Hills (248) 852-3444 www.yescommunities.com X Bellbrook 873 W Avon Road Rochester Hills (248) 656-6300 www.bellbrookrochesterhills.org X X X X Heritage Hills Assisted Living Care 2166 Kennedy Drive Rochester Hills (206) 432-1898 www.heritagehillscare.com X X X X MediLodge of Rochester Hills 1480 Walton Blvd Rochester Hills (248) 651-4422 www.medilodgeofrochesterhills.com X MediLodge-Rochester Hills 1974 Rochester Industrial Dr Rochester Hills (248) 609-0138 www.medilodgeofrochesterhills.com X Pomeroy Living Rochester 3434 W South Blvd Rochester Hills (248) 829-1030 www.pomeroyrochester.com X X X X Serene Gardens of Rochester Hills 910 W South Blvd Rochester Hills (248) 270-4040 www.serenegardensmi.com X X Waltonwood University 3250 Walton Blvd Rochester Hills (248) 710-8957 www.waltonwood.com X X X

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Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024 31Fall 2024 Guide for Senior Housing Options — Oakland CountyIL = INDEPENDENT LIVING AL = ASSISTED LIVING MC = MEMORY CARE RC = RESPITE CARE HC = HOSPICE CARE ★ = SEE AD FOR DETAILS Facility Address City Phone Website IL AL MC RC HC Barton Towers 333 N. Troy Street Royal Oak (248) 546-6292 www.csi.coop X Chester Street Residence 1725 Chester Road Royal Oak (248) 439-6800 www.chesterstreetresidence.com X X X X Royal Oak House 1900 N Washington Avenue Royal Oak (248) 585-2550 www.royaloakassistedliving.com X X X X Royal Oak Manor Co-op 606 S Williams Street Royal Oak (248) 541-4197 www.csi.coop X Waltonwood Royal Oak 3450 W 13 Mile Road Royal Oak (586) 353-8536 www.waltonwood.com X X Lockwood of Lyon 20905 Pontiac Trail South Lyon (248) 264-9900 www.lockwoodseniorliving.com X Brookdale Southfield 25800 W Eleven Mile Road Southfield (248) 727-2000 www.brookdale.com X Franklin Terrace Senior Living 26962 Franklin Road Southfield (248) 358-0212 www.franklinterraceseniorliving.com X X X X X Imperial Senior Suites 27600 Franklin Road Southfield (888) 524-6658 www.seniorlivingsouthfield.com X Park At Franklin 28301 Franklin Road Southfield (248) 289-5448 www.parkatfranklin.com X X X Park House Southfield Senior Living II 27577 Lahser Road Southfield (248) 230-2512 www.parkhousesouthfield.com X St Anne's Mead 16106 W 12 Mile Road Southfield (248) 557-1221 www.stannesmead.org X X X Sterling Place 22800 Civic Center Drive Southfield (248) 206-3144 www.holidayseniorliving.com X American House Troy 2300 Grand Haven Drive Troy (248) 436-4621 www.americanhouse.com X X X X Anthology of Troy 3400 Livernois Road Troy (586) 434-0333 www.anthologyseniorliving.com X X Belmar Oakland 5990 N Adams Road Troy (248) 602-2400 www.belmaroakland.com X X X X Brookdale Troy 4850 Northfield Pkwy Troy (248) 952-5533 www.brookdale.com X Brookdale Troy 4900 Northfield Pkwy Troy (248) 267-9500 www.brookdale.com X Comfort Home of Bloomfield 6372 Tutbury Lane Troy (248) 910-9487 www.comforthomeofbloomfield.com X X X Sunrise of Troy 6870 Crooks Road Troy (248) 293-1200 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X Canterbury-on-the-Lake 5601 Hatchery Road Waterford Twp. (248) 243-4562 www.canterburyonthelake.com X X X X X Caremore of Waterford 4353 W Walton Blvd Waterford Twp. (248) 674-2658 www.caremoreseniorliving.com X Lockwood of Waterford 1407 Skipper Drive Waterford Twp. (947) 282-4457 www.lockwoodseniorliving.com X Lourdes Senior Community 2300 Watkins Lake Road Waterford Twp. (248) 673-1720 www.lourdesseniorcommunity.org X X X X X Mendelson Assisted Living Home 2450 Watkins Lake Road Waterford Twp. (248) 618-6362 www.lourdesseniorcommunity.org X The Inn at Cass Lake 900 N Cass Lake Road Waterford Twp. (248) 780-7724 www.holidayseniorliving.com X Waterford Oaks Senior Care East 3385 Pontiac Lake Road Waterford Twp. (248) 390-6602 www.waterfordoaksseniorcare.com X X X Waterford Oaks Senior Care West 3387 Pontiac Lake Road Waterford Twp. (248) 682-6788 www.waterfordoaksseniorcare.com X X X All Seasons West Bloomfield 5600 Drake Road West Bloomfield (248) 413-8984 www.allseasonswestbloomfield.com X American House West Bloomfield 5859 W Maple Road West Bloomfield (248) 436-4085 www.americanhouse.com X X X X Ideal Senior Living 2405 Lochaven Road West Bloomfield (248) 242-6881 www.idealseniorliving.com X X X X Independence Village White Lake 935 Union Lake Road West Bloomfield (248) 360-7235 www.independencevillages.com X X Provision Living at West Bloomfield 5475 W Maple Road West Bloomfield (248) 781-2380 www.provisionliving.com X X SKLD West Bloomfield 6950 Farmington Road West Bloomfield (248) 661-1700 www.skldcare.com X Sunrise of West Bloomfield 7005 Pontiac Trail West Bloomfield (248) 738-8101 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X X

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32 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024Fall 2024 Guide for Senior Housing Options — Wayne CountyIL = INDEPENDENT LIVING AL = ASSISTED LIVING MC = MEMORY CARE RC = RESPITE CARE HC = HOSPICE CARE ★ = SEE AD FOR DETAILS Facility Address City Phone Website IL AL MC RC HC Leo Paluch Apartments 17000 Champaign Road Allen Park (313) 928-5970 www.allenparkhousing.com X Maple Heights Senior Living 4600 Allen Road Allen Park (313) 383-6226 www.maplehts.com X CedarWoods Assisted Living & Memory Care 44401 S I-94 Service Drive Belleville (734) 699-2900 www.cedarwoodsllc.com X X X Lenmoore Assisted Living 14250 Lenmoore Road Belleville (734) 589-3225 www.wellspringal.com X Brownstown Forest View Assisted Living 19341 Allen Road Brownstown Charter Twp (734) 675-2700 www.forestviewal.com X X Bickford of Canton 5969 N Canton Center Road Canton (734) 656-5580 www.bickfordseniorliving.com/canton X X Canton Crossings Assisted Living 1474 Sheldon Road Canton (734) 404-5283 www.cantoncrossings.com X X X Canton Place 44505 Ford Road Canton (734) 981-6420 www.cantonseniorliving.com X Glen Abbey Assisted Living & Memory Care 445 N Lotz Road Canton (734) 981-9224 www.leisure-living.com X X Kingsley Senior Living 44100 Connection Way Canton (734) 405-7500 www.kingsleysl.com X X Crystal Creek Assisted Living 8121 N Lilley Road Canton (734) 927-7022 www.crystalcreekassistedliving.com X X X X Serenity Manor of Canton 48410 Gyde Road Canton (734) 392-8971 www.24-7seniorcare.com/ X X X Waltonwood Carriage Park 2000 N Canton Center Road Canton (734) 233-9375 www.waltonwood.com X X X X Waltonwood Cherry Hill 42600 Cherry Hill Road Canton (734) 981-7100 www.waltonwood.com X X X X ★Allegria Village 15101 Ford Road Dearborn (313) 584-1000 www.allegriavillage.com X X X X X Beaumont Commons Dearborn 16351 Rotunda Drive Dearborn (800) 642-4663 www.beaumontcommonsdearborn.org X X X X Dearborn Town Center Senior 4550 Calhoun Dearborn (313) 400-5044 www.continentalmgt.com X Normandy Apartments 24320 Michigan Avenue Dearborn (313) 562-4024 www.preservationmanagement.com X ★American House Dearborn Heights 26600 Ann Arbor Trail Dearborn Heights (313) 749-0320 www.americanhousemi.com X X X X Bellemere Senior Apartments 14824 Greenfield Detroit (313) 835-4761 www.continentalmgt.com X Delta Manor 2150 E Vernor Highway Detroit (313) 259-5140 www.pvm.org X Dickerson Manor 722 Emerson Detroit (313) 469-0656 www.continentalmgt.com X Evangelical Manor 6720 Outer Drive W Detroit (313) 837-0450 www.nationalchurchresidences.org X Hartford Village 17500 Meyers Road Detroit (313) 270-9700 www.pvm.org/locations/hartford-village/ X Jefferson Meadows 13101 Freud Street Detroit (313) 314-1712 www.continentalmgt.com X Jennings Senior Living 7815 East Jefferson Detroit (313) 701-0906 www.continentalmgt.com X Oakpointe Villa 18901 Meyers Road Detroit (313) 864-8481 www.nexcarehealth.com X X Plymouth Square Village 20201 Plymouth Road Detroit (313) 272-3141 www.rosecommunity.com X X Presbyterian Villages-Mi St 15875 Joy Road Detroit (313) 273-8080 www.pvm.org X Regency At Chene 2295 E Vernor Highway Detroit (313) 923-5816 www.cienahealthcare.com X X Regency Heights Nursing & Rehab Center 19100 W Seven Mile Road Detroit (313) 533-5002 www.cienahealthcare.com X X Riverview Health & Rehab North 18300 E Warren Avenue Detroit (313) 343-8000 www.riverview-health.net X X Sheffield Manor Nursing and Rehab 15311 Schaefer Highway Detroit (313) 835-4775 www.cienahealthcare.com X X The Bay at Cranbrook Health & Rehab Center 5000 Seven Mile E Detroit (313) 366-2900 www.missionpointhealthcare.com X The Bay at Elmwood Health & Rehab Center 1881 E Grand Blvd. Detroit (313) 922-1600 www.missionpointhealthcare.com X

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Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024 33Fall 2024 Guide for Senior Housing Options — Wayne CountyIL = INDEPENDENT LIVING AL = ASSISTED LIVING MC = MEMORY CARE RC = RESPITE CARE HC = HOSPICE CARE ★ = SEE AD FOR DETAILS Facility Address City Phone Website IL AL MC RC HC The Thome Rivertown Senior Apartments 260 McDougall Street Detroit (313) 259-9000 www.pvm.org X Villa at Great Lakes Crossing 22811 W Seven Mile Road Detroit (313) 534-1440 www.villaatgreatlakescrossing.com X X Village Center 901 Pallister Detroit (313) 872-3286 www.rosecommunity.com X Village of Bethany Manor 8737 14th Street Detroit (313) 894-0430 www.pvm.org/locations/bethany-manor X Village of Oakman Manor 14000 Woodrow Wilson Street Detroit (313) 957-0210 www.pvm.org/locations/oakman-manor X Village of Woodbridge Manor 1300 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. Detroit (313) 494-9000 www.pvm.org X Village-Brush Park Manor 2900 Brush Street Detroit (313) 832-9922 www.pvm.org X Woodbridge Senior Village 3521 John C Lodge Freeway Detroit (313) 831-4910 www.dhcmi.org X Assisted Living Garden City 29577 John Hauk Street Garden City (734) 536-6894 www.assistedlivinggardencity.com X Garden City Tower 6120 Middlebelt Road Garden City (734) 422-2500 www.associated-management.com X The Villages of Gibraltar Apartments 14486 Middle Gibraltar Road Gibraltar (734) 676-4802 www.gibraltarmanorapts.com X Island Woods Senior Apartments 8800 Macomb Street Grosse Ille (734) 676-8029 www.themillenniacompanies.com X American House at Grosse Pointe Cottage 161 Kercheval Avenue Grosse Pointe Farms (313) 228-4090 www.americanhouse.com/grosse-pointe X X X X X Sunrise of Grosse Pointe Woods 21260 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods (313) 343-0600 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X Sunrise on Vernier 1850 Vernier Road Grosse Pointe Woods (313) 642-2000 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X The Rivers 900 Cook Road Grosse Pointe Woods (313) 885-5005 www.theriversgrossepointe.com X X X Park Place 19460 Park Drive Harper Woods (313) 884-2122 www.nationalchurchresidences.org X Villa At The Park 111 Ford Street Highland Park (313) 305-6600 www.villaatthepark.com X X Cherry Hill Square 213 Henry Ruff Road Inkster (734) 729-7721 www.liveinwesternwaynecounty.com X St Clements Manor Apartments 4009 Northland Avenue Inkster (734) 595-4760 www.stclementsapts.com X American House Livonia 11525 Farmington Road Livonia (734) 425-3050 www.americanhouse.com/livonia X Angel Gardens Assisted Living 38910 Six Mile Road Livonia (734) 464-2772 www.angelgardensassistedliving.com X X Arden Courts of Livonia 32500 W Seven Mile Road Livonia (248) 426-7055 www.arden-courts.com/Livonia X Aspen Assisted Living 32406 W Seven Mile Road Livonia (248) 987-4460 www.aspenalf.com X Autumnwood of Livonia 14900 Middlebelt Road Livonia (734) 425-4200 www.regencyatlivonia.com X Brashear Towers Senior Apartments 17841 N Laurel Park Drive Livonia (734) 591-6622 www.st-residential.com/brashear-tower X Livonia Comfort Care 34020 Plymouth Road Livonia (734) 743-2300 www.comfortcaresl.com X X Marycrest Heights 15495 Middlebelt Road Livonia (734) 743-4300 www.trinityhealthseniorcommunities.org X Oakmont Livonia Senior Community 14265 Middlebelt Road Livonia (734) 245-2880 www.oakmontcommunities.com/oakmont-livonia X X X Parkside of Livonia 28815 Jamison Street Livonia (734) 655-0968 www.parksideoflivonia.com X Villa Marie 15131 Newburgh Road Livonia (734) 464-9494 www.trinityhealthseniorcommunities.org X Woodhaven Retirement Community 29667 Wentworth Street Livonia (734) 261-9000 www.woodhaven-retirement.com X X X X Coogan Terrace 3501 Oakwood Blvd. Melvindale (313) 429-1095 www.melvindalehousingcommission.org X Addington Place 42010 W Seven Mile Rd Northville (248) 305-9600 www.seniorlifestyle.com X Brookdale Northville 40405 Six Mile Road Northville (734) 655-9839 www.brookdale.com X

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34 Michigan Seniors Guide • Fall 2024Fall 2024 Guide for Senior Housing Options — Wayne CountyIL = INDEPENDENT LIVING AL = ASSISTED LIVING MC = MEMORY CARE RC = RESPITE CARE HC = HOSPICE CARE ★ = SEE AD FOR DETAILS Facility Address City Phone Website IL AL MC RC HC Brighton Gardens of Northville 15870 N Haggerty Road Northville (734) 420-7917 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X X Pomeroy Senior Living of Northville 40033 Eight Mile Road Northville (248) 349-0400 www.pomeroyliving.com X X Willow Pines Retirement Community 17901 Cross Road Northville (248) 468-1019 www.rlcommunities.com X Cedarbrook of Northville 15700 N. Haggerty Road Plymouth (734) 738-5000 www.cedarbrookseniorliving.com X X X X Independence Village Plymouth 14707 Northville Road Plymouth (734) 453-2600 www.independencevillages.com X Plymouth Park Independent Living 107 N Haggerty Road Plymouth (734) 459-3891 www.plymouthterrace.net X Sunrise of Northville 16100 N Haggerty Road Plymouth (734) 420-4000 www.sunriseseniorliving.com X X X Tonquish Creek Manor 1160 Sheridan Street Plymouth (734) 455-3670 www.phchousing.net X The Orchards at Redford 25330 Six Mile Road Redford Charter Twp (313) 531-6874 www.theorchardsmi.com X X Village of Redford 25340 Six Mile Road Redford Charter Twp (313) 541-6000 www.pvm.org X American House Riverview 20300 Fort Street Riverview (734) 720-1159 www.americanhouse.com/riverview X X X X Atria Kinghaven 14800 King Road Riverview (734) 479-5900 www.atriaseniorliving.com X X X The Bellaire Senior Living 12621 Hale Street Riverview (734) 283-8000 www.thebellaire.com X X X Romulus Tower Apartments 36500 Bibbins Street Romulus (734) 942-1230 www.nationalchurchresidences.org X Whispering Willows Co-op 11100 Wayne Road Romulus (800) 593-3052 www.csi.coop X American House Southgate 16333 Allen Road Southgate (734) 720-9285 www.americanhouse.com/southgate X X X X Maryhaven 11350 Reeck Road Southgate (734) 287-2111 www.trinityhealthseniorcommunities.org X X American House Southland 25250 Eureka Road Taylor (734) 720-1160 www.americanhouse.com/southland X X X X Commons Senior Living Apt 26121 Eureka Road Taylor (734) 941-9736 www.mckinley.com/apartments/michigan X Volunteers of America Heritage Park 22431 Superior Road Taylor (734) 486-7000 www.voami.org/housing_properties X Parkside Estates Senior Living 2211 Parkside Street Trenton (313) 815-9212 www.parksideestatesseniorliving.com X Maple Manor of Wayne 3999 Venoy Road Wayne (734) 727-0440 www.maplemanorrehab.com X X Wayne Tower Apartments 35200 Sims Street Wayne (734) 721-0660 www.nationalchurchresidences.org X Woods Care 5706 S Wayne Road Wayne (734) 722-6462 www.woodsafc.com X American House Westland Hunter 35700 Hunter Avenue Westland (734) 447-5037 www.americanhouse.com/westland-hunter X X X X American House Westland Joy 39201 Joy Road Westland (734) 961-4695 www.americanhouse.com/westland-joy X X X X ★American House Westland Venoy 1660 S Venoy Road Westland (734) 205-9640 www.americanhousemi.com/westland-venoy X X X X X Holiday Ashford Court 37501 Joy Road Westland (734) 666-0304 www.holidayseniorliving.com X The Westland House 36000 Campus Drive Westland (734) 326-6537 www.thewestlandhouse.com X Regency at Westland 2209 N Newburgh Road Westland (734) 522-1444 www.cienahealthcare.com X Westhaven Manor 34601 Elmwood Street Westland (734) 729-3690 www.westhavenmanor.com X 22nd Street Senior Care 2772 22nd Street Wyandotte (734) 838-7770 www.22nd-street-senior-care.business.site X Wyandotte Co-op 2455 Biddle Avenue Wyandotte (734) 282-1435 www.csi.coop X Bishop Co-op Apartments 2651 Biddle Avenue Wyandotte (734) 283-9729 www.csi.coop X

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