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Sunrise of Troy

Sunrise of Troy

6870 Crooks, Troy, MI 48098

Sunrise of Troy is an assisted living and memory care community on Crooks Road in Troy, MI, with private suites, chef-prepared meals and daily activities.

  • Assisted living
  • Memory care
  • Pet friendly
  • Private suites

Why Families Choose Sunrise of Troy

  • Assisted living and memory care under one roof in Troy
  • Private suites with bathroom and kitchenette
  • In-house chef with dietary options
  • Garden and walking paths for outdoor time
  • Pets are welcome
  • Chair yoga, tai chi, book club and live music

About Sunrise of Troy

Sunrise of Troy is an assisted living and memory care community at 6870 Crooks Road in Troy, Michigan, where both levels of support share one building and 21 beds are set aside for memory care. Residents live in private suites that include their own bathroom and a kitchenette, so each person keeps a space that feels like home even though help is close at hand. The building is wheelchair accessible, and the dining room, activity spaces and suites are connected so residents can move through the day comfortably.

Suites are furnished and climate controlled, with cable television, wireless internet and an in-room telephone, and assisted living is offered in a studio layout while memory care includes both shared and private bedrooms. People who like to bring their own chairs, photographs and keepsakes can make the room feel familiar, and the kitchenette gives them a place for a morning cup of coffee or a snack between meals.

Housekeeping and laundry services are part of daily life in the community, which leaves more of each day for the things residents enjoy. Meals anchor the day, with an in-house chef preparing food from fresh ingredients and serving it in the dining room or, when someone prefers, in the suite. Menus can be adjusted for diabetic, low sodium, gluten-free, vegetarian, allergy-sensitive and pureed diets, so residents with dietary needs can still sit down with their neighbors and eat well.

Shared tables give meals a social rhythm, and many residents look forward to catching up with friends over lunch before heading to an afternoon program. Daily programming mixes movement, creativity and conversation, including chair yoga, tai chi, stretching classes, book club, bridge, trivia, choir and live music. Cooking, a garden club and quilting or sewing offer hands-on choices, while movie nights, happy hour gatherings, holiday parties and day trips give residents a reason to enjoy time together and see more of the surrounding area.

A mix of group and individual choices means a person who prefers a quiet afternoon with a book can do that just as easily as someone who wants to join every class. Shared spaces include a library, a movie room, a game room, an activity room, an arts room and a fitness room, along with a garden and walking paths outdoors for fresh air in good weather. Faith services are offered for those who want them, and some activities are organized by residents themselves, which keeps the calendar feeling like it belongs to the people who live there.

Residents can visit the library for a quiet hour or gather in the activity room when a group is forming. Care in the community includes round-the-clock supervision, a call system and an emergency alert system, plus hands-on help with bathing, dressing, transfers and other daily activities. Medication management is part of the routine, and staff coordinate with each resident's health care providers so that the support in place matches how a person is doing from one season to the next.

Help with incontinence, diabetes and mobility needs is also part of the care offered, so many people can remain in the same suite as their circumstances change over time. The memory care setting offers sensory-based programming for people living with dementia or memory loss, built around familiar routines and calm group activities. Families who visit can see how the schedule is paced around comfort and reassurance, and residents who enjoy music, gardening or simple tasks find ways to take part at their own speed.

Having memory care in the same building as assisted living lets spouses and friends stay close, and families can visit both settings during a single tour. The community sits on Crooks Road in Troy, Michigan, in a central part of the city that keeps errands and appointments within reach for visiting relatives. Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital is about 4 miles away, which is useful for relatives who coordinate appointments for a parent.

Pets are welcome, so a resident's companion animal can often move in too, and visiting family can stop by easily on the way to other plans in the area.

Environment

Private suites with their own bathroom and kitchenette sit alongside a library, movie room, game room, garden and walking paths, giving the community a homelike and unhurried feel.

Services

Round-the-clock supervision, help with bathing, dressing and transfers, medication management, and sensory-based programming in the memory care setting support each resident's daily needs.

Resident Experience

Days move between chef-prepared meals, chair yoga, tai chi, book club, live music and garden time, with the option to dine in the suite whenever someone prefers.

Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Michael Mithen, CDP, CSA, NHA for the latest figures.

Michael Mithen, CDP, CSA, NHA

Michael Mithen, CDP, CSA, NHA

Senior Care Advisor, Michigan

Advisor Insight on
Sunrise of Troy

Because assisted living and memory care share one building, a couple or a family whose needs may change can often stay in a familiar place while the level of support adjusts.

Best for: Furnished private suites, flexible dining, and a daily calendar of social, creative and movement activities.
Consider if: Consider if you want a very small home-style setting, since this is a larger community.
Ask on tour: How do the memory care days differ from assisted living days in routine and activities?
Comparison: Offers assisted living and memory care in one Troy building, which is less common than smaller single-purpose homes.

Amenities & Services

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Location

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6870 Crooks, Troy, MI 48098

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Nearby Essentials

  • Hospital:Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital is about 4 miles away, and Henry Ford Rochester Hospital is about 4.5 miles away.
  • Dining:Restaurants and casual dining options are available around Troy, a short drive from Crooks Road.
  • Shopping:Grocery stores, pharmacies and everyday errands are a short drive from the community in Troy.

A central Troy location on Crooks Road, close to shops, services and major roads.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What care types does Sunrise of Troy offer?

Sunrise of Troy offers assisted living and memory care in the same community, so families can look at both options during a single visit and ask how each is set up.

How much does Sunrise of Troy cost?

The cost at Sunrise of Troy depends on the suite layout chosen and on whether a person needs assisted living or memory care. Because both levels of support share one building with furnished private suites, the monthly rate reflects the room and the amount of hands-on help required. Families can ask the community for a written breakdown of what each care level includes.

Does Sunrise of Troy accept Medicaid?

Payment options at Sunrise of Troy are confirmed directly with the community, and they can differ between assisted living and memory care. Families should ask which forms of payment apply to the suite style and care level they are considering. It also helps to ask how payment is handled if a resident later moves from assisted living to memory care.

Are pets allowed at Sunrise of Troy?

Pets are welcome at Sunrise of Troy, so a resident's companion animal can often move into a private suite with them. Families should confirm any size or number guidelines for this larger building before planning the move. Asking early also helps the team plan for the pet's daily care alongside the resident's own routine.

What are the suites like?

Suites are furnished and climate controlled, with a private bathroom and a kitchenette, and they come in studio and bedroom layouts.

What is dining like at Sunrise of Troy?

An in-house chef prepares meals from fresh ingredients, residents can eat in the dining room or in their suite, and menus can be adjusted for dietary needs.

What activities are offered?

The calendar includes chair yoga, tai chi, book club, bridge, trivia, choir, live music, cooking, garden club, movie nights and day trips.

What does memory care involve?

Memory care offers structured days with sensory-based programs and familiar routines, and the community has 21 beds dedicated to memory care.

What is the process for moving in?

Moving in to Sunrise of Troy usually begins with a conversation about whether assisted living or memory care fits the person's needs. The team then helps plan the move into a furnished private suite, including which belongings and keepsakes to bring along. Because both care levels share one building, a later change in support can happen without leaving the community.

Where is Sunrise of Troy located?

The community is at 6870 Crooks Road in Troy, Michigan, with Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital about 4 miles away.

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