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Largest assisted living facilities in Michigan by bed count
The U.S. population is getting older. From 2010 to 2021, the population share of people 65 years and older increased from 13.1% to 16.8%. With an increasing elderly population, there is a greater need for assisted living facilities (ALFs).
Michigan has the second greatest number of assisted living facilities in the U.S. Using data from our LongTermCareView product, we ranked the top 25 assisted living facilities in MI by bed count.
| Rank | Assisted living facility name | City | Definitive ID | Bed count | Explore dataset |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Glacier Hills - The Manor | Ann Arbor | 68305 | 301 | Explore |
| 2 | Burcham Hills Retirement Center - East Lansing | East Lansing | 71409 | 276 | Explore |
| 3 | Raybrook - Assisted Living | Grand Rapids | 70893 | 265 | Explore |
| 4 | Clark on Franklin - Assisted Living | Grand Rapids | 69837 | 224 | Explore |
| 5 | Ashlar Terrace at Michigan Masonic Home | Alma | 71934 | 221 | Explore |
| 6 | Park Village Pines | Kalamazoo | 68833 | 215 | Explore |
| 7 | Porter Hills Village | Grand Rapids | 70888 | 212 | Explore |
| 8 | Cedar Woods Assisted Living | Belleville | 71376 | 210 | Explore |
| 9 | The Manor & Villages | Jenison | 70899 | 188 | Explore |
| 10 | Grand Pines Assisted Living Center | Grand Haven | 71374 | 177 | Explore |
| 11 | Appledorn Assisted Living Center South | Holland | 69348 | 174 | Explore |
| 12 | Chelsea Retirement Community - Assisted Living | Chelsea | 69845 | 172 | Explore |
| 13 | Care Community | Springfield | 71408 | 150 | Explore |
| 14 | The Arbor Inn | Warren | 70901 | 138 | Explore |
| 15 | Church of Christ Care Community - Assisted Living | Clinton Township | 69363 | 138 | Explore |
| 16 | Farmington Hills Inn | Farmington Hills | 70357 | 137 | Explore |
| 17 | Care Cardinal - Kentwood (FKA Azpira Place of Breton) | Kentwood | 68261 | 135 | Explore |
| 18 | Downriver Estates Senior Living (FKA Elmcroft of Downriver) | Brownstown Charter Township | 68260 | 133 | Explore |
| 19 | Sunrise of Bloomfield Hills | Bloomfield Hills | 70351 | 132 | Explore |
| 20 | Allegria Village (FKA Henry Ford Village - Assisted Living) | Dearborn | 70886 | 132 | Explore |
| 21 | Brookdale Grand Blanc | Holly | 68314 | 131 | Explore |
| 22 | Brookdale Troy Michigan | Troy | 69358 | 130 | Explore |
| 23 | Seminole Shores Assisted Living Center | Norton Shores | 69850 | 129 | Explore |
| 24 | Sheldon Meadows Assisted Living Center | Hudsonville | 71401 | 129 | Explore |
| 25 | Rose Senior Living - Clinton Township | Clinton Township | 70345 | 127 | Explore |
Fig. 1. Data is from DefinitiveHealthcare’s LongTermCareView product. Data accessed in May 2023.
Which assisted living facilities in Michigan have the most beds?
The largest assisted living facility in Michigan by bed count is Glacier Hills - The Manor, with 301 beds. In second place is Burcham Hills Retirement Center - East Lansing, with 276 beds. Raybrook - Assisted Living is the third largest with 265 beds.
These top 25 assisted living facilities combined have 4,376 beds, which accounts for 10% of all ALF beds in Michigan.
How many assisted living facilities are in Michigan?
There are 4,364 assisted living facilities in Michigan and 11% of these ALFs are located in the top 10 most populated MI cities.
Compared to all U.S. states, Michigan ranks second by the number of assisted living facilities, despite only being ranked at 14 in the list of states with the highest percentage of population age 65 and older.
What is the difference between an assisted living facility and an intermediate care facility?
Both assisted living facilities and intermediate care facilities (ICFs) are long-term care facilities but differ in the level of care they provide.
An assisted living facility provides housing, meals, and personal care support for full-time residents. Other services may include medication management, recreational and exercise activities, laundry and housekeeping services, and transportation arrangements. While residents of ALFs do not require round-the-clock nurse supervision, these facilities do provide 24-hour assistance with daily activities, as needed.
Residents of an intermediate care facility require more care than those at an ALF but less care than those at a skilled nursing facility (SNF). Typically, residents go to an ICF because of mental health conditions or declining health that make it difficult for the person to care for themselves. These facilities provide more personal services such as assistance with daily hygiene practices, dressing, and moving around the facility. Like ALFs, ICFs also provide medication management, laundry and housekeeping assistance, and transportation.
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