Monark Grove Clarkston: Comprehensive Review
Monark Grove Clarkston is a premier senior living community located at 7373 Sashabaw Road, Clarkston, MI 48348. Set on an expansive 17-acre wooded landscape, this facility offers a serene natural environment while providing multiple levels of care to meet varying senior needs.

Introduction and overview
How we compiled this profile: this overview is put together from public sources, including state licensing and inspection records and the community's own published information. It reflects the most recent data available and is not based on a personal visit. Confirm current pricing, availability, and care details with the community before making a decision.
You'll find Monark Grove Clarkston at 7373 Sashabaw Road in Clarkston, Michigan, set on a 17-acre wooded property that brings independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care together in one place. Here's a look at the community's services, amenities, and pricing, along with how it measures up against other senior living options nearby.
At a glance
| Measure | Detail |
|---|---|
| Community type | Independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care |
| Location | 7373 Sashabaw Road, Clarkston, Michigan |
| Campus | 17-acre wooded property |
| Starting monthly fee | $4,520 (Independent Living, 1 Bedroom) |
Types of services offered
Monark Grove Clarkston offers four main care levels:
Independent living
This is the fit for active seniors who are done managing home upkeep. Residents get their own private apartment in a choice of sizes, full access to community amenities, and a calendar of social and recreational activities, with support services on hand if they're ever needed.
Assisted living
This level is for residents who need a hand with daily tasks. The community provides 24-hour staff support, medication management, help with bathing and dressing, regular health checks, and a care plan built around the individual.
Memory care
This one is for residents living with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia. The setting is purpose-built to ease confusion, with wandering prevention, specially trained staff, personalized care plans, and predictable daily routines that help residents feel secure. Days are shaped around morning walks, set meal times, and dedicated periods to rest.
Respite care
Short-term stays are here for when a primary caregiver needs a break, whether for travel, recovery, or simply time to recharge. Respite residents enjoy the same amenities and services as everyone who lives here full time.
Amenities and facilities
Living spaces
- Studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments with private bathrooms, individual temperature control, and emergency call systems.
Community amenities
Fitness center with yoga studio, pickleball and bocce courts, movie room, and exercise room. Great room with fireplace and piano, meditation room, library and computer bar, multiple courtyards and gardens. Full-service salon and barbershop, concierge, housekeeping, laundry services, 24-hour staff, scheduled transportation, and internet access.
Dining experience
- Restaurant-style dining in multiple venues with rotating menus, private dining for special occasions, and dietary accommodations.
Healthcare accessibility
Twenty-two hospitals are within a 25-mile radius. The two closest are Doctors' Hospital of Michigan (8.5 miles) and McLaren Oakland (8.7 miles).
Daily activities and programs
Social activities
- Community gatherings, social hours, holiday celebrations, group outings to local attractions, and cultural programs.
Educational programs
- Lectures and discussions, technology workshops, book clubs, and cultural presentations.
Wellness and fitness programs
- Fitness classes designed for seniors, yoga and stretching, balance and strength training, and wellness seminars.
Specialized memory care activities
- Cognitive stimulation programs, sensory activities, music therapy, and reminiscence programs.
Pricing information
Monthly rates by care level and room type
| Unit | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Independent Living, 1 Bedroom | $4,520 |
| Independent Living, 2 Bedroom | $5,895 |
| Assisted Living, Studio | $5,230 |
| Assisted Living, 1 Bedroom | $6,180 |
| Assisted Living, 2 Bedroom | $6,635 |
| Memory Care, Studio | $7,905 |
| Memory Care, Semi-Private | $6,380 |
Monthly rates typically include daily meals, weekly housekeeping, utilities, maintenance, and 24-hour emergency response. Residents also have access to community amenities, activities, and transportation services.
What sets Monark Grove Clarkston apart
Distinctive features
- Monark Grove offers all care levels, independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care, on a single campus. This allows residents to transition between levels without moving to a different facility.
- The 17-acre wooded campus provides a quiet, natural environment near medical facilities and local amenities. Most other communities in the area are smaller and less spacious.
- Amenities include a fitness center, multiple dining venues, meditation spaces, recreational facilities, a salon and barbershop, and a library. This breadth of services exceeds what most competitors offer.
Conclusion
For families in the Clarkston area, Monark Grove's appeal is simple: a full range of care levels and a deep bench of amenities gathered on one wooded campus, so a move here can be the last one your loved one has to make.
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