Glacier Hills

  • 1200 Earhart Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48105
  • (734) 769-6410
  • 1.3 ( 2 reviews )
  • Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, and Memory Care

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About This Community

If you're looking for a secure, enriching, maintenance-free lifestyle, look no further than Glacier Hills Senior Living Community. Located in beautiful Ann Arbor, Michigan, Glacier Hills residents enjoy the best each day, their way. And with a complete continuum of care available, residents have peace of mind knowing that resources are available should they be needed in the future. Come discover for yourself all that Glacier Hills has to offer.

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1.3 ( 2 Reviews )
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listenup
June 21, 2019
This place is a joke. You get charged for everything and it is nasty. The aides care more about sneaking out to smoke than caring for the residence. If your loved one is not independent they will not get assistance unless someone is expected to visit them. The clothing protectors they wear when eating are so nasty. They are washed in the same loads as towels, washcloths, and bed pads! Don't know about you but I would not want to put something around my neck while I am eating that has been washed with stuff that has BM on them. Staff only pretend to have your loved one's best interest in mind when you are there. They are only spoken to when given assistance. I would not take my dog there for care.
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jimmyj25028
December 01, 2018
If you care about your family, do not send them to this place. My mom just survived a brain aneurysm 3 weeks back. She was airlifted to U of M hospital where they saved her life. The last three weeks she has fought hard to recover. This place had a representative that came and convinced us that it is '5 star' overstaffed facility, where she would receive the best care and rehabilitation. This was a lie. She waited the first 3 hours before anyone came in to admit her. By this time it was 8:30pm. I left thinking they would take care of her. By 2 am she had to go back to UofM emergency because she couldn't breathe. No one had suctioned her. No one there bothered to call me or my two sisters to tell us of this happening. I came in at 12:30pm after her being brought back at 10:30 am. Finding her not hooked up to her oxygen, the (super loud) machine off, no water in it. Her feeding tube, still full, not hooked to her marked as opened at 9pm the night before. Her call button on a table 4 feet from her reach. Her feet, legs, and gown covered in feces. I push the call button and no one comes to see about it for 20 minutes. I start to look around to find who is here working. One lady is playing on her phone in front of a computer, the other just coming from eating lunch. The later comes in and doesn't know why her machine is off, how long, or who shut it off. Never even recognizes that my mom has poop all over herself. After her excuses, the head nurses excuses, and threats of retaliation from the insurance companies if I removed her, I finally see the staff doctor, wearing a UofM white doctors coat, she says she will arrange for her to go back to U of M. Back at the emergency now my mom is broken in her spirit to fight and wishes that she could just be let to die. Now I have to figure out a new place for her to go. My advice would be to avoid this place, or suffer the pain of watching your loved one be degraded, and made to feel like their life is not worth living. Unbelievable that someone can go from such a great come back to having their spirit brought down in less than 24hrs. Also, no pillow case on her pillow, and they gave her a glass of ice water knowing she cannot eat or drink right now. Never seen the cena worker use gloves, only the head nurse who came in to threaten me.

Other Living Options

  • assisted-living Assisted Living
  • independent-living Independent Living
  • nursing-homes Nursing Homes
  • ccrc CCRCs
  • memory-care Memory Care
  • adult-day-care Adult Day Care
  • in-home-care In-Home Care