Clarendale Ann Arbor: A Comprehensive Review
Clarendale Ann Arbor, located at 2830 S Main St, Ann Arbor, MI 48103, is a premier senior living community operated by Life Care Services LLC. This review provides a detailed analysis of the facility’s services, amenities, resident experiences, and market position to help families make informed decisions about senior living options in the Ann Arbor…
Clarendale Ann Arbor is a senior living community at 2830 S Main St in Ann Arbor, operated by Life Care Services LLC. This review covers the facility's services, amenities, and what residents and families say about living there, to help with choosing a senior living option in the area.
Services offered
Independent living
- Private apartments and residences for seniors aged 62+
- Maintenance-free living for active, independent seniors
- Access to all community amenities and social programming
- Priority access to higher levels of care if needed
Assisted living
- Professional assistance with activities of daily living
- 24-hour staffing and supervision
- Medication management services
- Personalized care plans tailored to individual needs
- Support for various chronic conditions including diabetes and cardiac issues
Memory care
- Specialized environment for residents with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia
- Secure, supportive neighborhood setting
- Structured activities designed for cognitive stimulation
- Trained staff in memory care techniques
- Person-centered approach to memory support
Clarendale Ann Arbor does not offer skilled nursing care. Residents who need that level of care will need to move to a different facility or arrange for visiting nurses.
Amenities and features
Community spaces
- Swimming pool and hydrotherapy pool
- Fitness center with modern exercise equipment
- Multiple dining venues including formal dining, café/bistro, and private dining areas
- Beauty salon and barbershop
- Library and computer center
- Movie/theater room
- Arts and crafts center
- Game room
- Outdoor courtyards and gardens
- Piano/organ for musical enjoyment
Residence features
- Studio apartments (pricing varies)
- One-bedroom apartments (starting at $4,500/month)
- Two-bedroom apartments (starting at $7,400/month)
- Full kitchens or kitchenettes (depending on residence type)
- Individual climate control
- Cable TV and Wi-Fi access
- Emergency call systems
- Wheelchair accessible showers in select units
- Washer and dryer in units or access to laundry facilities
Services
- Chef-prepared meals with restaurant-style dining
- Special dietary accommodations including vegetarian, gluten-free, and low-sodium options
- Weekly housekeeping and laundry services
- Transportation for medical appointments and outings
- Beautician services
- Concierge services
- Access to fitness programs and wellness initiatives
Daily activities and lifestyle
Clarendale Ann Arbor offers regular activities for physical fitness, mental engagement, and socializing:
- Fitness classes including yoga and stretching exercises
- Social gatherings and themed events
- Musical performances and concerts
- Arts and crafts workshops
- Educational presentations and lectures
- Book clubs and discussion groups
- Outings to local cultural attractions
- Religious and spiritual services
- Swimming and water-based activities
- Club meetings and special interest groups
Pricing information
Clarendale Ann Arbor pricing varies by level of care and accommodation type:
Room Type
Starting Price
Studio
Varies
One Bedroom
$4,500/month
Two Bedroom
$7,400/month
Published starting prices range from about $4,500 to $7,130 per month, depending on the residence and level of care. Additional care services may increase the monthly cost depending on individual needs.
Healthcare and medical access
Clarendale Ann Arbor is near several major healthcare facilities:
- University of Michigan Health System (2.8 miles away)
- St. Joseph Mercy Hospital (5.1 miles away)
- Total of 8 hospitals within 25 miles
Residents have convenient access to healthcare services and specialists.
Summary
Clarendale Ann Arbor offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care. It features resort-style amenities, regular activities, and personalized care plans.
The facility works well for seniors who want an upscale environment with care that can adapt as needs change. Residents stay engaged through activities, good food, and amenities. The range of care levels means residents can age in place as needed.
Clarendale Ann Arbor is a mid-to-upper range option in the Ann Arbor area. Some reviewers have mentioned staffing challenges, so it is worth asking about current staffing levels during a visit.
Prospective residents and families should schedule a tour to see if the community fits their needs and preferences.
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