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Angelic Gardens
4.0 (16 reviews)Attica, MI
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Attica. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Key amenities
Housekeeping
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Social activities
Community-sponsored activities
Staff & support
24-hour supervision
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- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Cable
- Community-sponsored activities
- Coordination with health care providers
- Diabetes diet
- Fully furnished
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Meal preparation and service
- Medication management
- Move-in coordination
- Scheduled daily activities
- Special dietary restrictions
- Telephone
- Transportation arrangement (medical)
- Transportation to doctors appointments
- Wifi
Care options available
Independent Living
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Memory Care
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Pricing & residences
Monthly rates starting at
$4,150 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,150 |
| One bedroom | $4,960 |
Public reviews
4.0 · 16 reviewsNo qualified staff on site. The owner is a nurse but she works at a hospital and has nothing to do with the residents staying there, besides taking their money. No activities for anyone, just sat in front of a tv and get yelled at for having to use the bathroom.
Years ago I believe this probably was a nice place for loved ones. Now it is run into the ground. No one truly cares for these people here. It is just a paycheck to them. They are rude beyond belief and do not take good care of their residents. They do not get a well balanced diet, they live in the same clothes for a week at a time. My grandpa was here and was only actually taken care of by family stopping by or hospice once they came in. They raised rates without notice and truly don’t care about your family. The residents are slumped over with blankets over their faces and no one checks on…
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Years ago I believe this probably was a nice place for loved ones. Now it is run into the ground. No one truly cares for these people here. It is just a paycheck to them. They are rude beyond belief and do not take good care of their residents. They do not get a well balanced diet, they live in the same clothes for a week at a time. My grandpa was here and was only actually taken care of by family stopping by or hospice once they came in. They raised rates without notice and truly don’t care about your family. The residents are slumped over with blankets over their faces and no one checks on them. Then when the funeral home came for my grandpa they were incredibly rude to the extremely nice gentleman who was from the funeral home. Would not recommend for my worst enemy!!
The staff working with residents, are not qualified to be doing this work, they are young teenagers, the owners friends and family, no adequate training. The owner had a family (with children and dogs) living in the downstairs of this facility, who also paid rent, that’s very illegal for this type of home care facility. I wonder how many businesses one person can run from one residence? This facility is under a certain category for licensing that requires the owner and the owner only to pass medications, but it is the undertrained and random staff passing the medications, they are not passed…
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The staff working with residents, are not qualified to be doing this work, they are young teenagers, the owners friends and family, no adequate training. The owner had a family (with children and dogs) living in the downstairs of this facility, who also paid rent, that’s very illegal for this type of home care facility. I wonder how many businesses one person can run from one residence? This facility is under a certain category for licensing that requires the owner and the owner only to pass medications, but it is the undertrained and random staff passing the medications, they are not passed correctly. Residents regress at a rapid rate and it is heart wrenching. As much as every resident pays in monthly costs, I watched groceries be brought in that were bought from Dollar General. A typical meal here is a frozen TV dinner, and meals not even fit for a small child. Every resident has lost a significant amount of weight since coming here, owner/staff knows nothing of geriatric nutrition. Loved ones are spending their last days here in front of a TV that is stuck on infomercials. It absolutely haunts me that my grandfather spent his last days here because not one of his 3 daughters wanted the responsibility, “family” sure turns on one another for selfish reasons, especially when money is involved, and it’s horrible to witness. Just a FYI, The owner was working towards using the money gathered from this “business” (businesses?) to move back to her husbands home town in Puerto Rico with a nice cushion of corrupt money. Hubs is a landscaper, just wish he applied the same kind of passion he does for those flowers towards our loved ones.
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Staff consists of teens and senior citizens who have no license, certification or any type of medical training. Sure, the owner is a nurse, but she doesn't provide care for the residents, she just lives in the basement while they line her pockets. She will have her husband call almost a week before rent is due to borderline harass about payment, even if you are always on time and never miss. Real "Debo" vibes for sure. Bait and switch on getting a private room. After a month they will give you a shared room no matter what they tell you. Well, the workers need rooms to sleep in too! They have bedrooms for 3rd shift to sleep in! One employee repeatedly moved my dad's call button out of his reach, and yelled at him for not letting her sleep! Employee is still working there. Charting is not done properly, so many issues can easily be missed. Most of these 5 star reviews have to come from friends of the owners, there's one on here from the owner's husband. This place is SHADY! A previous reviewer, Marissa said everything I already wanted to say, that must be the only honest review on here. There is so much more, but I am exhausted. Do not leave your loved one here! You can get much better care elsewhere for what you pay here!
My mother was there for quite some time they did such a wonderful job taking care of her the owner is such a wonderful person, I would recommend her to anyone God bless you guys keep up the good work. 🙏
I moved my Dad into Angelic Gardens July 2018, I knew from the first time I walked through the doors it was the perfect place for my Dad. Everyone was happy, smiling and greeted you with open arms. My Dad was impressed with the cleanliness and the home cooked meals, he truly bonded and cared for the women that cared for him and the other residence. I give Thanks to Angelic Gardens for the Loving care they shared with my Dad, he felt your Love and so did our family. All my Love, Carol
Whenever I’d visit my grandpa at Angelic Gardens he always seemed well taken care of. The staff are very friendly and helpful, always cooking/cleaning/helping residents. The home always looked and smelt clean and there was always something cooking in the oven whether it be a homemade dinner or cookies. I know my grandfather was treated very well as he had Parkinson’s disease and dementia. With these specific diseases if his medication wasn’t administered on a tight schedule you could immediately notice a difference in his well being, motility, balance, and sociability. Coming from his previous place of residence to Angelic Gardens was truly the best decision because my family and I noticed a swift positive change in his overall mood and physical capabilities. I believe he spent the remainder of his life in great capable hands and I’m thankful for the staff members whom I know personally cared for him.
This is the most beautiful place. The grounds are beautifully kept. My best friend was there for awhile and she was so well taken care of that she was able to come home. The people there are the sweetest. Thank you LeeAnn for all the love you give the patients.