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Green Acres Wayland

298 Kay Lane

4.2(26 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Total units
20
Licensed capacity
20 residents

California CDSS

Pricing Model
Tiered pricing with added care fees
Hospice Support
On-site coordination with hospice services

What Families Think

Green Acres Wayland is a small assisted living community that receives mixed but generally positive feedback, with several reviewers praising the caring staff and welcoming atmosphere, especially around end-of-life and hospice care. However, one detailed report raised serious concerns about hygiene lapses in the memory care unit and rising costs, and another described a food-safety incident in the kitchen.

The Good

  • Staff described as compassionate and attentive
  • Praised coordination with hospice during end-of-life care
  • Administrators singled out by name for excellent support
  • Facility described as clean and homey by several families
  • Peace of mind reported by out-of-town family members

The Bad

  • One detailed report of feces left uncleaned in memory care bathroom
  • Family reported rent rising $4,000 without added care
  • Extra charges applied even after hospice care began
  • One report of a kitchen worker serving food retrieved from the trash

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About Green Acres Wayland

Green Acres Wayland is an assisted living community in Wayland, Michigan. The community is licensed for up to 20 residents.

Families rate Green Acres Wayland 4.2 out of 5 based on 26 Google reviews.

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Types of Care

Assisted Living

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Reviews

4.2overall · 26 ratings combined

4.2★ on Google (26)

William Morgan

Jun 2026

via Google

I witnessed one of the kitchen workers take a pancake out of the trash bin next to the prep table and serve it to one one the residents. I was in my 80 hour training period and being trained by the worker that thought this was exceptable. If this is being done in a kitchen full of workers, while traing a new hire, I wonder what is being done by this staff member when no one is looking.

Roger Mynatt

Dec 2023

via Google

Update to my previous comments: Approximately 18 months ago our family made the decision to trust our mother’s care to the staff at Green Acres Wayland …. She passed peacefully a few weeks ago. I cannot THANK the staff enough for the way they cared for her during the last months, and especially the last week or so of her life! The coordination and communication between Green Acres and Hospice was wonderful. It really helped to take the burden off me and my family, given that we live almost 400 miles away. I take great comfort in the realization that at the end she was not alone, and she was surrounded by people that really cared for her and made her well-being their number one priority. I said it before, and I will say it again. Green Acres Wayland took far better care of my mother than we could have. I have absolutely no doubt about that. I stand by my recommendation of their organization to anyone and everyone that needs help caring for a beloved family member. Previous Review: Everyone struggles with the decision to entrust a loved-one to someone else's care ! Our family made the right choice in picking Green Acres Wayland .... The caring and compassion they continue to show for our mother is absolutely unparalleled. We simply could not take care of her needs as well as they can. I would not hesitate to recommend them to everyone !

Amanda E

Dec 2023

via Google

When we moved our grandma to Green Acres a year and a half ago, we found the facility to be great however, that was short lived. In the time she has been there, her rent has increased by $4,000 but her care has not. In the last 6 months, the cleanliness of the facilty has gone down. Grandma resides in the memory care unit and we pay extra for bathroom care. We have visited on multiple occasions to find feces on the floor and on the toliet. There have been dirty used wipes left above her toliet on her cabinet and kleenex with feces left on her counter. We addressed these issues as they happened with management however we continued to have issues. I reached out to corporate and received a call from the regional, Amber Fry. She told me it was our Grandma's fault for going to the bathroom and not telling anyone. I explained that the feces on the floor and toilet were dried and that means no one had checked on her or the bathroom for many hours. Also, she told me the room was dirty this last time as my husband came to visit at 9:00 a.m. and that was before morning rounds. She stated he just came too early. In addition to her blaming everyone else besides Green Acres, she was sure to correct me when I said "my grandma" that she in fact my husband's grandma. I don't care whose grandma it is, I wouldn't want anyones grandma to pay $9,000 a month to live in feces. In addition to the cleanliness issues, they recommended us to put grandma on hospice 6 weeks ago, which would be a free service to offer more comfort for her. We agreed, however they then increased her cost of care since they have to communicate more with hospice about her now. So yes, hospice is free but that doesn't mean they cannot charge you more for it. We are moving our grandma out of this facility this weekend and I hope they are not taking advantage of or treating others this way.

Sarah Rae Brownlee

Feb 2020

via Google

I got to meet the new administrator and she is absolutely wonderful. She creates such a positive and welcoming atmosphere to the facility. The staff is efficient and reliable. They make the residents feel loved and cared for and they keep the facility very clean. If you're looking for a facility for your loved one, this is the place! I love it here.

Mary Sebastian

Feb 2020

via Google

As my grandmother got older we knew we needed help caring for her. We looked up and visited several communities before falling in love with green acres. The facility is clean and homey and the staff is just wonderful. The administrator Kalla Anguiano made everything so easy and she has such a wonderful heart when it comes to your loved ones. Thank you to everyone at Green Acres Wayland for giving my grandmother a loving home and us the peace of mind knowing she’s in amazing hands.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Green Acres Wayland offer?

Green Acres Wayland offers Assisted Living.

Where is Green Acres Wayland located?

Green Acres Wayland is located at 298 Kay Lane in Wayland, Michigan.

What do families say about Green Acres Wayland?

Green Acres Wayland is a small assisted living community that receives mixed but generally positive feedback, with several reviewers praising the caring staff and welcoming atmosphere, especially around end-of-life and hospice care. However, one detailed report raised serious concerns about hygiene lapses in the memory care unit and rising costs, and another described a food-safety incident in the kitchen.

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