St Anne's Mead Assisted Living - Southfield, Michigan

Michael W.

When first driving up to St. Anne's, you might be taken back by the unassuming and modest exterior, but don't let that dissuade you. My father lived at St. Anne's for only a brief time before his death and the care was spectacular. The charge nurse, assistants and all the ancillary staff went out of their way to make Dad feel welcome, to care for his physical and emotional needs and eventually care for him as he was dying. Staff communicated with Dad and our family like we were their family. Validation of the good care provided is evident when you look at the other residents who are happy, well groomed and well attended. Thank you, St. Anne's Mead, for taking such wonderful care of Dad. I recommend this facility to all with whom I speak and wouldn't mind coming back one day as a resident.

L C.

My mother has lived at St Anne’s Mead for around two months now. We couldn’t be happier with the caring attention she receives.

I highly recommend St Anne’s Mead if you are looking for a place for your loved one.

The staff here (all levels/areas of service) are loving, kind, caring professionals and lots of fun too! So good to know that mom is now receiving delicious and nutritious meals.

So thankful we were told about this wonderful place. Knowing that our dear mother is safe and well-taken care of has brought us such peace.

Ric S.

The care that my Mother-In-Law received from the staff at St. Anne's Mead was phenominal. The entire team is kind, considerate, and thoughtful. We could not have had a better experience - St. Anne's Mead gets our family's highest recommendation!

Wendy L.

After initially having my mother move to one of the "fancy looking" independent living facilities, the time came when she needed more help. Thanks to the recommendation from a friend, we moved her to St. Anne's Mead - what a difference! The staff is incredible - whenever I visited they knew me by name and were able to tell me where my mom was, who she was with and what she was doing. I always tell friends to be sure to consider this special place for their parent(s). So grateful for how my mom was able to spend her last few months, thanks to St. Anne's Mead.

Susan S.

My mother's experience at St. Anne's Mead was a wonderful blessing to her and our family. My mother lived in 5 assisted living care facilities in 3 states. I have toured at least 30 assisted living homes and St. Anne's is the best, by far. The caring and experienced staff was truly dedicated to my mother and her needs. St. Anne's Mead welcomed all of my family and the communication was superb. It was a warm, welcoming, loving home for my mother in her final years.

Virginia F.

St. Anne's Mead was a blessing for our family. The care my mother received here was excellent. The staff, from the nurses to the custodians, was kind, friendly, reliable, respectful and helpful. My mother's needs were many, and she was near the end of her life. She was able to end her life in peace here.

Marc S.

My mother-in-law lived at St Anne's for about two years. We moved her there after we became dissatisfied with the care at a different facility. I cannot praise St Anne's highly enough. I would sum it up by saying that the staff cares. Everyone -- the front office, food service, social work, nursing care -- was splendid. Communication is the key in many businesses and St Anne's excels at letting loved ones know what is going on, with emails, phone calls, and fast responses to questions.

Tim M.

Our mother lived in the Memory Care unit of the Mead for the final six months of her life. Her dementia and confusion were significant, but the staff at every level stepped up magnificently to preserve her health and her dignity. Each time we visited unannounced we found her well-dressed, her hair combed and brushed, and she was always in active areas with other residents of the unit. We had great communication from people in both nursing and social work, and any time we needed to be in touch for any reason we had quick responses with genuine care and concern. Despite the strictures imposed by Covid-19 and the limitations it put on 'normal' parts of visiting we were able to be with her in her room and we never felt unwelcome. The facility was spotless and they made every effort to make her feel truly at home, from hanging her personal art on the walls to organizing her clothing and books for her. We saw the careful kindness extended to every resident of the unit as well. Hospice was carried out for our mother there, and the staff did absolutely everything they could to make her final days quiet and loving, even bringing in an iPad to play the classical music she always loved. The Mead is a genuinely caring place where the good of the residents is their primary concern. It may not have the flashy finishes and front-of-house amenities that some long-term care places show off, but its heart is solid gold.