The 1 Best Independent Living Communities in Ortonville, MI

1 communities near Ortonville, MI

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Independence Village Of Oxford (Waterstone)

701 Market Street, Oxford, MI 48371

Assisted Living , Independent Living

Independence Village of Oxford, nestled within the picturesque Waterstone community, is a premier senior living destination that emphasizes personalized care and vibrant daily living. Residents enjoy a variety of health care services tailored to their needs, including nursing assistance, a 24-hour call system, and medication management. The community is designed to offer both independent and enhan...

From $3,327/mo

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Compare average cost of independent living in Ortonville, MI area with nearby cities

The figures below show the average monthly starting costs for independent living of nearby cities. Keep in mind that these figures are an average, and that the numbers used to calculate it spanned a wide range. In fact, Seniorly data suggests that most families will underestimate their monthly budget by almost 20%, meaning that once inclusions and services are factored in, they can actually afford more than they originally thought.

$3,954/mo

Clarkston

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$3,857/mo

Davisburg

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$3,940/mo

Oxford

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$3,947/mo

Holly

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$3,836/mo

Grand Blanc

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$3,866/mo

Waterford

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Get to know Ortonville area

Total population: 1,846

44% of population is 50+ years old, 20% is 65+ years old

Median income: $77,241

The poverty rate is 1% lower for this region compared to the Michigan state average, which is 13%

Diversity

4% Hispanic, and 95% White of population

Explore other types of communities in Ortonville, MI

Independent Living

For active older adults who want to downsize to a home in a retirement community but don't need help to live independently.

Memory Care

A supervised and secured community designed to support engagement and quality of life for residents living with dementia.

Continuing Care Retirement Communities

For residents who want to age in place as their care needs change—from Independent Living to nursing care. Requires a buy-in fee.

Nursing Homes

For seniors with more serious medical needs who require skilled care following a hospitalization, illness, or surgery. Nursing Homes are also known as skilled nursing facilities.

Board and Care Home

Homes in residential neighborhoods that are equipped and staffed to provide daily care for a small number of residents.