Delta Retirement Center
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- 201 Mall Dr S, Lansing, MI 48917
- (517) 323-6970
- 4.0 ( 12 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Independent Living
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Description
About This Community
Our mission is to assist our residents in aging in a graceful, independent and dignified manner.
Trained care givers provide quality 24/7 care for individuals needing assistance with activities of daily living.
Services are customized to the needs of each individual resident and are provided by an independent on-premises company. Flexible service agreements based upon an "a la carte" program assure value for all.
Personalized assistance available based on individual needs. Assisted care services available but not limited to:
- Medication Reminders and Assistance
- Shower Assistance and Personal Care
- Escort to Dining Room and Activities
- Incontinent Care
- Dressing + Undressing Assistance
- Oxygen Assistance
- Daily Check-Ins
- Blood Pressure
- Glucose Monitoring
Our unique design, services, staff, comforts, and conveniences provide the finest quality and an environment that nourishes, nurtures and inspires.
We truly offer better living at the best value!
A+ Staff
Qualified caring staff available 24/7. RN on staff.
Choice of Apartments
Great choices with several floor plans available.
Linen
Flat linen service included.
Programming
Fully staffed and engaging activities program.
Transportation
Transportation for local appointments, errands and shopping.
Grooming
Beauty/barber shop on premises.
Pets
Small pets are welcome.
Meals
Delicious lunch and dinner served daily. Breakfast available for a nominal charge.
Utilities
Heat, electricity and water included.
Housekeeping
Weekly housekeeping services.
Laundry
Convenient coin free laundry rooms for personal use.
Medical Staff
Visiting professionals and therapists.
Reviews
4.0
( 12 Reviews )
Julie
February 02, 2023
Delta Retirement Center was very clean. I got there at lunchtime and there was a lot of laughter and conversations coming in from the dining room. I met with Sandy and she was busy moving furniture because they were going to have a movie later that afternoon. I watched the way she rearranged the furniture in the lobby so they could get together and watch a movie where the fireplace was roaring. It was kind of a nice, homey atmosphere.
I saw two one-bedroom apartments. One was more accessible for somebody with a wheelchair than the other one. One was a full kitchen while the other one was with a partial kitchen. They had been upgraded so the kitchens had more drawer space.
They have a library and a book club once a month, which I think my friend would find very enjoyable. They also have bingo and card games like euchre and cribbage (she loves to play cards too). They have a little cafe that they have set up so the residents can go get coffee any time they want to during the day. There are tables in there so they can sit and chit-chat or socialize. Sandy was very, very informative and answered questions that I didn't even know I had.
Since they've just remodeled and repainted, one of my concerns was that of the residents that have cognitive issues, some of them were having difficulty finding their way back to their homes because everything was the same color. They used to have different artwork on different hallways so people knew where their homes were and now everything was all the same color. They put new artwork up and people aren't used to that yet. I talked to Sandy about it and made some suggestions already.
Nancy
The layout at Delta Retirement Center was really great. When we walked in there for the tour, there were residents that were in the lobby; they seemed happy. We couldn't get right in for the tour, so we went around and talked to some of the residents. One of them had been there for seven years. She was just so happy to be there, so that makes me feel comfortable putting my mom there. I think she'll have lots of friends to talk with and socialize with, so that was a big part.
The apartment that mom's going to have is really nice. There's a lot of space in it for her, and there's a walk-in closet. Comparing that with Birkdale, it's like Brogdale. There are places for people to stay. It reminds me of a hotel room. You just walk in there and there's only room for a bed. It just didn't have it when I walked in there; it didn't have any warmth to it at all. It just seemed like a very cold, barren place.
I saw a printout of their monthly menu, and it looked good. They have chefs in there. They do an inspection, and they have choices. They offer a lot for the people. They have movies. They have somebody that comes in once a week on Fridays. They have socials and people that come in, sing, and entertain. It seems like there's an awful lot that they do.
Delightful
December 09, 2019
Actually when I toured Delta Retirement Center which Jenny helped set up I met with Sandy. Sandy was an exceptional tour guide, she showed my son and I two different living places and every thing that would be available for me iuf I decide to move there. Delta is a clean place to live, has many activities to enjoy and the price is very compatible to others. I like the location and the area is exactly where I want to live.
Patricia
March 19, 2019
I have a friend who lives at Delta Retirement Center. They have graduated help where they charge you if you need more help with certain things, but you stay right in your same place; you don't have to move. The community was very nice. My friends are very happy there. The dining area was nice. They provide meals, they clean your room, and you can add personal care if you need it.
Mark
April 14, 2019
My friend's experience at the Delta Retirement Center has been very positive. The staff took a ton of time with us to explain what they provided and what they're trying to accomplish with the residents there. My friend was kind of reluctant and even resistant to going to a retirement home, but when he got the chance to tour this facility and talk to the staff, he was actually pretty excited about moving in by the time we had left. It's a bit older facility, but it's clean and well cared for. They have tons of activities for the residents, an eating room, a smaller area to gather or talk, movies pretty much every night, and excursions to shopping centers as needed. They have an activity sheet that they publish to let them know what's going on. In his previous apartment, his big occupation was watching TV, but now that he's at the Delta, he had commented "I don't have time for TV, there's too much to do!" They clean his room, help with laundry, and provide meals. My friend also says the food is quite good.
anonymoust5
January 12, 2018
This is not a licensed facility so if you have issues there is no one you can report them to. My loved one did not receive quality care which is why she no longer lives at Delta. The staff is helpful as long as you can do everything for yourself. They offer services above the base but will nickle and dime you to death. Watch the invoices very carefully because they add things on and hope you won't notice. Happened to me almost every month. My loved one needed meals delivered but even though I asked repeatedly for them to set out silverware it didn't happen. Eating without silverware is unacceptable whe one is paying extra to have meals brought to the room. I could go on and on. Needless to say, be wary of this facility. My family had a horrible experience. If I could give negative stars I would.
Julie682861
July 27, 2016
Delta Retirement Center was like a home. They went down to eat dinner together and had a big living room. The staff was wonderful. I didn't have any complaints about that. The room has a little bedroom, bathroom, and a little kitchenette and for Mom. My mom enjoyed the food. She was happy with that and didn't have any complaints. They had church, exercise, shopping, and trips out to dinner. The one thing I specifically remember was they had a daycare center come and sing little carols. My mom was in heaven. She enjoyed it.
Cindy517067
June 28, 2016
We're impressed with Delta Retirement Center. The room was furnished with just a bed and a dresser. It had a closet that you could lock, which was something that my relative would have preferred. Size-wise, they're comfortable. The staff was very friendly, very helpful, and very knowledgeable.
Anonymous113818650
October 20, 2015
Delta Retirement Center is beautiful, but was just not friendly if you have walkers. The rooms are very nice. With their activities, she was able to mention that they have card games, bus trips, and a few other things. Overall, I had a very good impression on the place.
Anonymous113289150
September 30, 2015
My mom was at Delta Retirement Center. They had wonderful staff. The food was great. The environment was great as well. They had wonderful activities. Her room was very nice. It was very homey and spacious. They had arts and crafts, music, exercise, poetry reading, bingo, and day trips. The staff was very friendly, caring, and helpful.
LovelyLady17
October 10, 2014
We went to the Delta Retirement Center. What's good about them is that they're the cheapest. There's 100 residents all on one floor, so we didn't want my mom where she would have to walk miles and miles to find the dining room. It's all spread out, and that's not a good thing.
Anne42
September 17, 2014
Delta Retirement was great, a little bit on the pricey side, but most of them are. The rooms are beautiful and wonderful. They had Bingo, exercise time, and other different things. I would recommend this to others if they can afford it.
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