Cranberry Park of Clio Memory Care Costs & Pricing
Cranberry Park of Clio Memory Care offers a studio room at a monthly cost of $5,000, which reflects the specialized services and care tailored for individuals with memory challenges. In comparison to the average costs in Tuscola County, which stand at approximately $3,622, and the broader state average of around $3,824 for similar accommodations, Cranberry Park positions itself at a premium price point. This difference can be attributed to the enhanced support and amenities provided at this facility, ensuring a higher quality of life and personalized attention for its residents. While it represents a significant investment, many families find that the dedicated care and enriching environment justify the additional expense.
| Floor plans | Cranberry Park of Clio Memory Care | Tuscola County | Michigan |
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| Studio | $5,000 | $3,622 | $3,824 |
Overall Review of Cranberry Park of Clio Memory Care
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5 reviews mention this
Staffing and care vary widely
Some residents say staffing and daily care fall short.
A set of reviews describe being understaffed and not receiving enough help with basics like bathing and feeding, along with reports of safety issues and poor responsiveness. Other reviewers describe the staff as attentive, quick to help, and caring, but the negative feedback is detailed enough to stand out on care quality. Residents in the negative reviews also question whether management is present and focused on quality.
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9 reviews mention this
Caring, friendly staff is common
Many reviewers highlight caring, friendly staff.
Multiple reviews praise the staff for being kind, patient, and respectful, and for making residents feel safe and at home. Several visitors describe staff as attentive to needs quickly and supportive during difficult transitions, including end-of-life situations. Even reviewers who focus on cleanliness and activities still return to how people on the team treat residents.
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3 reviews mention this
The community stays clean
Several residents describe the facility as consistently clean.
Reviews mention the building being clean and well kept, alongside a generally positive impression of the facility. Cleanliness is paired in a few comments with friendly interactions and feeling safe. One review that is critical still focuses more on care delivery than the physical upkeep, so the cleanliness praise is not unanimous but shows up repeatedly.
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3 reviews mention this
Daily activities keep people engaged
Many reviewers say there are lots of activities.
Several reviews describe a steady schedule of activities, including exercise, arts and crafts, games, music, and outings. Some visitors also mention staff helping residents get ready for events and being involved in day-to-day engagement. While one critical review says there were no activities, the overall pattern in the positive reviews is that activities are a regular part of life here.
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2 reviews mention this
Dining quality gets mixed notes
Dining feedback is mixed, with clear opinions on meal quality.
One review says hospice patients enjoyed the meals, alongside care and activities. Another review is strongly negative about food, describing it as low quality and often cold. Taken together, residents’ comments suggest that dining experiences may differ by situation or preference.
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2 reviews mention this
Costs feel high for some
Some reviewers feel pricing does not match value.
A few reviews criticize the cost, including claims that the community is overpriced and that quality of care dropped after ownership changes. Others recommend the community and describe it as a good fit, but the pricing complaints are direct and tied to perceived care limitations. Pricing is also above local and state benchmarks for at least the studio option provided in the listing.
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