Hazel Park Manor Co-op

Mollie portis _{on Google}

Mar 3rd, 2022

Move here! If you want to feel like youre in jail. This is not a good place to live. Maintenance doesnt clean they dont vacuum doesnt sanitize stands in the office all the time. The liaison are they ever here and when she is she changes all the rules to fit her agenda never what theyre supposed to be. I cant get a hold of anybody at CSI nobody cares. This is not a good place to live. Have a relative who lives here and this is really said most of the people whove been here long time are moving out. Used to be nice but not anymore. The building is falling apart nothing is fixed. Half the time the washers dont work or the dryers. The iron is falling down in front it has it been fixed. While theyre. Renovating all of their other CSI run buildings theyre not doing anything here as far as we can see. Its supposed to be safe but there are key fobs running plenty around people in and out of this building who are not supposed to be having key fobs sitting in the stairwell sleeping on the couch just to name a few. Again if you want to feel like youre in jail move here

TERESITA LAGRITO _{on Google}

Oct 20th, 2019

I've been living with my daughter and her family in Warren since 2008. I have enjoyed life with them, have been to beautiful places in various states, experienced all important events and the food with my 3 grandchildren growing so progressively right in front of me. However, I came to a point realizing and feeling ashamed already that my loving grand daughter who kindly shares her room with me needs already her privacy and I need it too for many reasons, so I started to look around for a home. When I had my cardiac rehab after my bypass surgery, I met 2 instant senior friends - Beth & Susan, Filipino seniors too, who led me here as advertised in their Church. We immediately viewed the coop and I applied, passed through the process till I got acceptance and eventually signed the contract on Sept 4, 2019.
For a senior, of course, who bears some illnesses already, life still becomes very meaningful here. Treating us with importance and respect made us feel that each day is still worth living. This, being a coop, decisions in the operation and many matters are reached in consultation with each member. How could you complain in a so organized senior home such as this with wonderful staff and officers, true friendly smiles all around? Provisions overflow here! aside from my government-provided benefits! For a senior living alone in a comfortable home such as here in HAZEL PARK MANOR COOP is more than a benefit and privilege. I am so proud and grateful to be here! We may have been forgotten but have never been neglected by God. This is a piece of heaven in this place of the earth and I call myself so, so blessed! God is so good!