Heritage Senior Living, LLC.

They had a memory care lockdown unit so if she ever got to the point where she becomes an exit seeker I wouldn't have to move her out. They were all very nice, It was on one floor a little larger than what we chose, with a couple of different hallways.

They had the alert button on them they had a medical alert necklace type thing if she fell outside of their room even they would know where she was. She would have had to take an elevator for the most part and she didn't think she could do that. They had a refridgerator in the common area with food in there twenty four hours, so if she ever got hungry in the middle of the night she could go down and get food, just little snacks and stuff, sandwiches, beverages. We only toured They were very friendly and gave books to us to let us know what to look forward to with the dementia, because we were dealing with the begining stages of dementia.

We were impressed by everything we saw here. The staff are great, it's very clean, and the food is good. One of our relatives is an RN and she said that the care they provide here is great, there are much more expensive places that provide much less impressive service. I really have no complaints at all, other than I wish the price was lower, but that just goes with the territory when it comes to senior care.

It's very clean, plus every time they turn an apartment over the paint and recarpet, that's what they told me. So it's like my mom moved into a brand new place. They recarpeted too, because they had a carpet that had a little bit of pile to it, and put in one that was a little flatter, because they wanted something a little safer. They bend over backwards. They have two levels of care and she's in the lower level, so she doesn't use a lot of the care services. They have a ton of activies both inside and outside. I'm totally impressed by the place. The food is good, I wouldn't call it great but I would say a four out of five. Compared to the cost of other places when we were looking it's, a four if not a five out of five. The fact that it was so compact, it's all one building so there's no going from building to building or outside. It's like being in a really nice hotel.

The staff and fellow residents at Traditions of Hanover really went out of their way to welcome my mother to their facility. They were especially kind and thoughtful by providing a resident to "mentor" my mom to assist her in acclimating to her new surroundings and schedules. Megan and Jennifer anticipate needs and communicate with all concerned very effectively. They seem to know each resident personally and make everyone feel at ease. Everyone involved makes this place feel like a true, intimate and caring community.

Very friendly and personable to us. Nice facility that truly engendered a community feel and warm atmosphere. My mom liked the food and the people she interacted with. This may be a good match for her. She said she liked this facility best, but in some ways preferred Sterling Heights.

Our mother, now 90, has lived at Chancellors Village for 15 years transitioning from independent to assisted living. The staff is first rate, always pleasant, attentive and patient. Daily support (eg. medications, bathing assistance, etc.) is well organized, efficient and very dependable. Assisted living apartments are very clean and well maintained. One bedroom, bathroom, living room (with full size refridgerator, cabinets and sink), and private porch provides comfortable living. Dining room (3 meals per day) allows residents freedom to eat any time during serving hours. Chef and full wait staff is available at every meal. Daily activities are always an option (field trips, movies, hair dresser, exercise, guest speakers and other entertainment). Sunday transportation to religious services and other transportation is available for doctor appointments and shopping during the week. Assist living lobby and entrance (front desk, sitting room, staircase and elevator) is bright, clean, and cheerful. Birds and tropical fish in sitting room an added plus. Overall, management and staff set Chancellor's Village apart from all other facilities.

My mother is there in the memory care center. They're providing a service that we can't get virtually any other way so I think the value is good. The physical therapist came in and they're going to try to get her to move a little bit more. Whether or not they'll be successful, I don't know, but at least they're trying. From what I've seen, it is as good as it gets. She is getting as good of care as she can in her condition.

Visited the site on Tuesday 4-22-13, very nice and they were extremely helpful. Megan Sedlock was very helpful. Honestly I think Esther needs more personal care that Traditions of Hanover has to offer. We are seriously looking at Atria, and they have a special going on that makes the price very similar to Atria.

This is where I want to place him.

Stopped here unannounced. Director was very willing to talk with me and give me a tour. Was able to see 3 different areas. All the residents were having a good time! This one seems to have all the amenities that would make us feel at home. Residents were allowed to have cats in their rooms! Currently does not have any openings in the Memory Care unit.

We loved this place and may consider moving them here.

Selected this facility for Mom. Facility well kept, nicely decorated, bright. Selected private room with private bath. Great list of activities. Residents seem happy to be there.

The people who gave us the tour were great. When we walked in I did get a nursing home feel and there was a distinct odor. It is an older, small facility. I did notice the staff who worked there were older which makes me feel they had been there a while and were committed to their job/residents.

The community was beautiful. The room would have had to share a room, and it was still out of our budget. The other downfall was the community only having a memory care wing.

1. Personnel (staff) usually available and ready to serve my wants or needs - friendly. 2. Dining room - generally positive to meet and satisfy my needs. Food is generally above average. 3. Activities plentiful and suitable and meets needs. 4. Socially - friendly atmosphere of staff and residents. 5. Living quarters pleasant, large, comfortable, could use updates.

1. Personnel (staff) usually available and ready to serve my wants or needs - friendly 2. Dining Room - generally positive to meet and satisfy my needs. Food is generally above the average 3. Activities - plentiful and suitable and meets needs 4. Socially - friendly atmosphere of staff and residents 5. Living quarters - pleasant, large, comfortable, could use "updates"

When we first came to visit this community we really liked how friendly the staff was, and clean everything was kept. Everyone seemed to be active, the residents were always out and about. Before COVID they had plenty of activities for the residents to participate in. Some of those were move nights, they had game rooms where they could play card games like poker. There was yoga classed, and sometimes they would take small excursions. The food used to be wonderful they really made nice meals, but due to COVID the food is similar to cafeteria food.

My mom hoped to stay in her own home forever but when she decided it was no longer safe for her to be alone Senior Commons was her first choice. Over the years she had been to most of the other assisted living facilities and always felt this was the best fit for her. So when it was time we were so happy they had space available. Its been about six months now and she has been very happy the whole time even during the pandemic. Everyone has been kind and goes out of their way to be helpful.

The staff is very friendly and have done a good job during Covid-19. They have been communicating well with us about what they are doing to respond to it and have done a good job protecting the residents. The care is pretty good as well. Our loved one likes the food!