Dining
Meal preparation and service
Plymouth, MI
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Plymouth. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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$3,000 / month
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| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Studio | $3,000 |
| One bedroom | $3,900 |
| Two bedrooms | $4,500 |
Staff was extremely welcoming and answered all of my questions. Also noticed when taking the tour that the staff knew all of the residents names which I found amazing.
I recommend Independence Village of Plymouth to anyone looking for independent living in the area. IVP was the right place for the 18 months my mother lived there due to all of these: the activities, the kind and supportive staff, and the management and leadership team. Our family enjoyed hearing about the lunch trips she took for many months, the special events organized by the staff, her regular activities like bingo, and also the everyday dinner conversations with friends -- things she was missing out on when she lived alone before moving to IVP. When my mother needed assistance with…
I recommend Independence Village of Plymouth to anyone looking for independent living in the area. IVP was the right place for the 18 months my mother lived there due to all of these: the activities, the kind and supportive staff, and the management and leadership team. Our family enjoyed hearing about the lunch trips she took for many months, the special events organized by the staff, her regular activities like bingo, and also the everyday dinner conversations with friends -- things she was missing out on when she lived alone before moving to IVP. When my mother needed assistance with anything, the staff responded with kindness and respect. When something in the apartment needed attention, like a request for a new grab bar, staff responded promptly. I was always struck by how, every time I walked down a hallway at IVP, staff members knew every resident by name. That kind of attentiveness and personal connection meant a great deal to my mother and to our family.
Thank You a hundred times. Jacob, Allie, Emily, Sarah, and Eric, sorry if spelled wrong, for Thursday Wheelchair and walkers clean up. My chair shines and I couldn’t be happier. Appreciate another event to make us feel loved! ❤️
I know someone who is a current resident here. This is a good environment if one is mostly able to take care of themself. When it comes to more in-depth care, a reviewer named Lori Porter below said this and I agree with the following excerpt: "If your loved one needs a significant amount of care, go somewhere else. Corsocare (the in house care team) is disorganized and expensive, with inconsistent care". I've certainly witnessed the Corsocare team and cusine team to be extremely disconnected from one another and unorganized overall. It's extremely concerning because they need to work together to ensure meal items are correct and, even more critically, that meals are actually delivered to those who cannot go to the dining room. For example, I visited recently. My loved one did not receive certain items they had indicated on their meal tickets. Which, ok, what's a missing soup here and there? However, on another day they forgot the breakfast and lunch completely! Additionally, the staff are kind, but when doing wellness checks most are too quiet and seem to be in a rush. I witnessed multiple staff sort of just knock quietly, poke their head in the door, and turn to leave assuming everything was good before fully and thoroughly engaging with someone hard of hearing. Can not attest to the rest of Lori Porters review, but I sure hope not something my loved one has to experience.
Independence Village of Plymouth goes above and beyond in every possible way. This community is the perfect balance of elegance, comfort, and heartfelt care. The building is beautiful and welcoming, but what truly makes it shine is the people. The staff are attentive, compassionate, and genuinely invested in the well-being and happiness of every resident. The activities calendar is thoughtfully curated, keeping residents engaged, active, and socially connected. From events to outings to daily gatherings, there is always something meaningful happening. The dining experience is excellent — restaurant-quality meals served in a warm, inviting atmosphere. And one of the absolute highlights is Styles N Smiles Salon right inside the community. Having a professional salon on site is such a gift. Residents can enjoy hair services in a comfortable, uplifting space that helps them look and feel their best. It’s more than just a haircut — it’s confidence, dignity, and joy. The salon adds such a special touch to the overall experience at Independence Village. Families can feel confident knowing their loved ones are safe, respected, and genuinely cared for. Independence Village of Plymouth is not just a senior living community — it’s a place where residents truly thrive. Highly, highly recommend!
The environment is warm, bright, and beautifully maintained — but what makes this community exceptional is the leadership and heart behind it. Debbie Hall is a phenomenal director. She leads with compassion, integrity, and a genuine commitment to every resident. It’s clear that her priority is always the well-being and happiness of the people who live there. She is present, approachable, and deeply invested — and that makes all the difference. You can feel that this community is guided by someone who truly cares. The staff consistently go above and beyond, treating residents with dignity and respect while creating meaningful opportunities for connection and joy. There is a real sense of community here — not just care, but belonging. I am so grateful for the peace of mind Independence Village gives to familes. If you’re looking for a place where your loved one will be cared for with heart, professionalism, and genuine kindness — this is it. I Highly recommend IVP! I WOULD DEFINITELY LIVE HERE! I LOVE THEM ALL!
I have family here, it’s an amazing place who really cares. I was referred to here by a nice woman who owns the hair salon there, she was so kind and helpful with getting us in touch with the right people and getting my family into their facility. Thank you so much Connie! :)
My parents were residents at Independence Village of Plymouth and they could not have found a better home. Many thanks to Debbie Hall and all of the caring, respectful, thoughtful, friendly staff. They were always so helpful to myself being the daughter who wanted the best for her parents. I would trust Debbie and anyone who has looked out for my mom and dad's happiness there providing so much opportunity for constant friendships and so many fun things to do in a beautiful, clean, positive and encouraging environment. I had so much fun myself just going to see my parents in my interactions with everyone I came across before I even got to my parent's apartment. I would recommend IVP to anyone. Grateful for everyone at IVP.