Reviews & Awards
at StoryPoint Saline

My dad was at StoryPoint in Saline for the last 5 years due to Parkinson's Disease. [name removed] took over 3 years ago and the care became top notch! Perhaps even better when she hired [name removed] as her assistant. If either of them had left to go somewhere else, while my dad was there, I would have moved him to wherever they went![names removed] were both available anytime of the day or night. I am not just saying this, they really would respond to a message at 3 am & did whatever was needed. It is a vocation for them, not a job! I tear up just thinking how lucky my dad & I were to have them and the wonderful group of caregivers they hired.It also takes a huge amount of insight & critical thinking to hire the best caregivers ever! [name removed] had this gift, and I believe [name removed] did too!StoryPoint Saline always has always had great activities as well, which kept my dad happy! [name removed], the director, is also intelligent, caring and insightful which is what every retirement home needs

A wonderful experience for the whole family.

I have found StoryPoint to be a very friendly, welcoming community. Staff is outstanding, food is great and the facility is bright, roomy and safe. It has been a good fit for me.

After evaluating other senior living places in the Saline area. StoryPoint was the best for us. We love it here!!

Facility is first class. Staff is friendly and professional.

Moving mom initially to "Independent-Assisted Living" was easier than the move from there to memory care. Where lots move was promised than was delivered.

My grandparents have been living at StoryPoint for over a year now. In that time, we have met so many wonderful folks! The people are what make this place awesome!

I really enjoy living at StoryPoint I have been here since [date removed] and could not be happier. The staff is wonderful and the food is delicious. The other residents are all very friendly. I fit I'm right away and stay busy with all the activities.

My mom loves living at StoryPoint. She is very picky, and was not happy at other senior places. She like the staff, food and activities. When my husband and I need to move into senior living we plan to go to StoryPoint-Saline.

Storypoint Saline was the 4th place we toured in 2 days and it was clearly the best tour and best facility we saw in the Ann Arbor area. I’d be very comfortable having my parents live there.

My mother was thrilled with the dining options and quality of the food. The staff was overall very good except for one or two care assistants who barely said hello to her. Facility was nice and clean. We had a problem with getting a few medication's on board for my mom when she was arrived there, especially pain medication. Part of this was Arbor Hospice problem and lack of an in-house physician who had time to review her list and make sure she had everything. Also, the physician that was available would not approve a specialty medication that her psychiatrist had prescribed. I think the in-house hospice service company would've been better than an outside one.

The grounds and all common areas are very nice and well kept. The food is very good. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. The only thing negative I have to say is that I don't feel like we were given a good "orientation" on how some things are done there.

StoryPoint Saline has been incredible. Gabriella the wellness director has so much compassion and dedication for her residents and there well being. I highly recommend them if you are looking for a place for your loved one!

Everyone at StoryPoint, both staff and residents have been so friendly, welcoming and helpful. There are so many fun activities to do and the food is great.

The year leading up to my 90+ y.o. parents' move to StoryPoint was difficult, to say the least. After over 50 years of living in the same house, multiple health issues and worsening dementia made the transition necessary. The situation was less than ideal, but the people at StoryPoint helped us out at every step of the way. They were incredibly patient with my parents as well as me. Everyone there has been caring and communicative as we made the adjustment.Once my father had some important surgery, the care staff and physical therapy teams worked tirelessly to get him up to speed. Now he has eliminated a lot of the care options he had in place, and can move about the facility, making friends.Mom moved into the memory care section of StoryPoint, where she is loved and taken care of. I visit a couple times a week, and she is always happy and content. Everyone tells me they love my mom, and I wish they could have known her before dementia took her away.Things I especially like about StoryPoint: - The staff. Everyone knows my parents and knows me. I am always embarrassed that they all know my name better than I know theirs. The wellness team has really made a difference in my parents physical mental health. When Dad moved here, he told me he didn't care about meeting people. Now we walk down the halls and he's stopping to say hi to every member of the team, telling me about their families! - Activities. There are always lots of activities, on and off site, for my parents to enjoy. I do wish Dad would take advantage of more, but he is a big fan of the Veteran's Group. - The food. The quality of the menu never ceases to amaze me. The monthly/holiday brunch is always a big treat. A perfect excuse to join my parents for a meal. - The facilities and location. It's quiet and surrounded by trees and a pond. Lots of wildlife to be seen. The public areas and courtyards are a nice, comfortable space to spend time. My dad has made ample use of the library. The apartment itself has plenty of space for my dad, with a great view of the pond. The exercise facility is great, and Dad uses it to keep up his strength. The memory care facility is quiet and pleasant. Lots of areas for the residents to hang out and partake in activities. The apartments there are also comfortable. The view of the flowering trees in the spring is an added bonus. - The residents. I've gotten to know several other residents over the past year. So happy and friendly, and also helped my parents make the adjustment of moving.Moving my parents from Chicago to MI took more out of us than I would have imagined. But I'm thankful they are close by now and in a place where I know they are safe and also active.