Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons

Rachel Colingsworth _{on Google}

Jun 24th, 2023

This place is wonderful! My father-in-law wasn't sure that he wanted to leave his own home when he could not live in his own any longer. However, he decided to give Cordia a try. He loves it there!
The rooms are nice, just the right size for him. He is safe there and has just enough independence for his wishes and needs. The staff are friendly, professional, and very helpful. There are a good variety of activities for him to participate in. I wholeheartedly recommend Cordia.

Coralyn Kratky _{on Google}

May 1st, 2022

My dad has been at Cordia for 18 months. He has been content there from day one. The campus is perfect for him as he prefers to be outside as often as the weather permits. The dining room provides restaurant style service with several entrees and sides available for each meal. The meals are excellent!! I look forward to the times I'm able to have dinner with Dad at Cordia. The staff is phenomenal! Their care and concern is such that we feel like we have aquired a few more siblings to help us keep Dad safe and healthy.

Diane Radloff _{on Google}

Mar 12th, 2023

I agree with Sue Malone. . Cordia is wonderful for independent living. However, as one ages and faces visual and cognitive deficits, Cordia staff fail to recognize and meet even the basic needs. Cordia does not really provide assisted living. There is a dire lack of appropriate activities ( no schedule for Cordia Living Plus residents) and the care is very inconsistent. I cant say how many times my moms residence reeked of spoiled food and unemptied trash. I frequently wrote notes to staff to remind them to take my mom to music appreciation or communion ( two activities in which she could participate) that went unheeded. The social isolation significantly impacted her mental status.There are some real gems at Cordia- Brooke and Jim to name a couple unfortunately the inconsistent care from others far outweighed the relatively high living costs.