Aspen-Ashley, Inc

Mom’s been at Aspen for 6 weeks and we are very pleased with the kind and compassionate care, and the responsiveness and presence of leadership. Leaders and staff know all the residents by their first names and show concern for each individual.

Very friendly staff, good meals & activities. My husband is very happy at Ashley Court. As with anyone dealing with memory loss he has his good days & bad days. I’m feeling better now just knowing he’s well taken care of. He’s made friends with several of the other people at Ashley Court. The care givers are very helpful if he has a problem of any sort. The activity gals are trying to get him involved in things & I think they get frustrated with him as he’s never been one to engage in extra activities. All in all things are going well for him.

My wife [name removed] was given great care at Ashley Court of Brighton. Several of the caregivers were exemplary, always making time for [name removed]. The directors there, [name removed] and [name removed] were always willing to answer questions and help. The only reason I moved [name removed] from there was to get her closer to our home. Also Ashley Court of Brighton is a private pay only facility. I wanted to get her into a place that worked with medicare.

My aunt is still there. Great care! Lovely people! She was always well taken care of! Room size was perfect. We chose this facility because it was the closest to her church and friends.

Every question and concern is listened to and answered . Being a smaller facility they get to know your loved one and offer a personal touch. The residents are well looked after with daily opportunities for exercise and activities.

The employees at Aspen have made a real difference for my mom. From top management to the AIDS they've all made my mom feel special. They truly are a caring team! I especially appreciate the time they take to address any concerns. God bless them!

Not an easy decision for our family to admit our Mom to assisted living. Ashley staff were attentive and compassionate ! Eased the transition. My Mom passed away after two weeks in the center. Not expected. Ashley was compassionate and helpful.

Staff is great. They really care about the clients. They communicate with families very well. The facility is small and feels more like a family.

Brought my mom on three tours of different memory cares along with my sister. Ashley Court had all the amenities for my mom such as her own bathroom. The best part was she can never get lost. It is a complete circle. The activities are outstanding keeps her moving and interacting for cognitive function. The staff go above to make sure the residents are happy and well taken care of. I would highly recommend Ashley court and talk with [name removed].

They always had the clients out of their bedrooms and engaged with each other. Good activities and events. Yes, we would recommend Ashley Court of Brighton to other families based on the experience we have had.

It is the cheapest we've found, but you know it's so expensive out of pocket! I also want to say the [name removed] from A Place for Mom was great. I worked with her for a couple of years ago and reach out again. She set up the tour with Aspen. It was nice to have 1 less thing on my to do list

Ashley Court is a great place for a loved one needing memory care. My own mother has been at the facility for about 2 years now and I am very happy with the quality of care and service. No home will ever be absolutely perfect but Ashley Court is up there at the top. They truly care about your loved one and treat them with such care, dignity, and respect. The activities team is the absolute best around. I visit quite frequently thus I am able to witness Ashley Court's teams in action. I have been to other homes and frequently would see staff off in the corner playing on their phones, not at here. I feel that I have probably interacted with most of the employees, from the cooks, to med techs, nurse, activities, doctors and managers. The are all very approachable and eager to engage. They are wonderful. I can honestly rest at night knowing my mother is in the best hands. One thing I would like to see improved is the food, a better, fresher, healthier variety would be nice.

I volunteered for the Alzheimer’s walk at Ashley Court of Brighton October 2024. It was a lovely day, and everyone had a wonderful time! The facility is warm and welcoming, and the staff is kind and caring. It was nice to see so many volunteers and family members of all ages attending to celebrate with their loved one. In addition to the walk, there was also music, food, and prizes!

I volunteered at Ashley Court for their Alzheimer's fundraiser and I was very impressed with the facility. Even as a volunteer, I could tell how much the staff cares about the residents and it was great to hear how many activities they do with the residents. Furthermore, I was impressed with how clean and maintained the interior and exterior of Ashley Court was. If my husband and I were looking for an assisted living facility for one of our loved ones, Ashley Court would definitely be a facility we would choose.

The residents seem very happy there. They seem to have plenty of activities to do throughout the day. The activities director keeps them engaged and gives them a variety of things to do. The staff works well with the residents and they seem very happy there.

As a volunteer at the Alzheimer’s fundraiser event in October, I was able to observe the care, love and compassion the employees at Ashley Court of Brighton, MI exhibited to those living there. The employees were wonderful at coordinating activities and keeping the residents involved and engaged. I highly recommend this facility to anyone looking for a place to take care of their loved ones in need of memory care.

I have volunteered at Ashley Court in the Activities Department on many occasions. When the staff interact with the residents, they show them love and respect. They help them stay active, involved and cared for, just like family. I look forward to seeing their smiling faces and watching them enjoy themselves. Ashley Court is a clean, safe and loving environment with excellent staff and cared for residents.

I am a volunteer at Ashley Court. I volunteer assisting the Activities Department and it’s very enjoyable for me to be able to come and assist with outdoor activities, like the walk and other outdoor parties. Everyone on the care and activities teams are helpful and friendly. The residents and their families seem to enjoy things and the entertainment is always fun. Ashley Court does a really good job of educating the community and families about Alzheimer’s disease and does an outstanding job raising funds for the Alzheimer’s Association.

To see the love interaction between the workers and the residents that work here is wonderful and they are hands on. The activities are phenomenal here. I think that's exceptional. They have different events. There was none of this at the other place she was at. The singalongs and decorating, and bingo are a few of our favorite. It was minimal at the other place. At Aspen they are hands on and the residents are out and it's as if they are at home with family. You see happiness in the residents, and they are not stuck away in their room. The music and nail polish days are so fun being here. Also, if there are issues, they are addressed by the administrators.

My sisters and I needed to move our aunt quickly from skilled nursing to a memory care facility after a fall. We were frantic. We visited 6 facilities and found Aspen to be the best suited for our aunt's needs. It is smaller and all on one level. It is so cozy when you walk in. You are met with staff that are very eager to please you and your loved one. The care & compassion that the staff has shown our aunt & us has been remarkable. Our aunt can be difficult at times and they are always so patient with her. She has only resided there for two months so we are still working things out. During the holidays, they have had many nice events for the residents to attend. I was surprised to find out that our aunt actually went to a couple of them without me or my sisters being there with her. She resists the social events but we know how important they are to her well being and so does the staff.