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About Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons
At Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons, you will enjoy all of the available services and care you need but can remain as independent as you like. Our residents enjoy all the local activities that Traverse City has to offer. There is also dining and shopping options for outgoing seniors. Doctors and pharmacies are also conveniently close by in case of an emergency.
We create a comfortable lifestyle by concentrating on you and your loved ones. We will create a specialized level of care that meets your needs. Our community is filled with people just like you. Our residents rest easy knowing that they live in a safe, worry free environment that allow them lead dignified lives. Friends and relatives are always welcome to come visit you join you for meal in the dining area.
Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Senior Living and Care Available
Independent Living
Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Independent Living in Traverse City is ideal for healthy seniors desiring an active retirement lifestyle. This age-restricted community features a maintenance-free environment and a wealth of social events and activities. Enjoy your retirement at Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Independent Living by dedicating more time to the hobbies and interests you love.
Assisted Living
Seniors find the perfect mix of independence and support at Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Assisted Living in the heart of Traverse City. Services encompass housekeeping, transportation, and personal care, with staff available when you need them. Feel at ease with Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Assisted Living, where you can trust in the care and support provided.
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Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Amenities & Services
Residents have access to Outdoor Common Areas, Indoor Common Areas, Activities Offsite, Beautician Onsite, Devotional Services Offsite, Activities Onsite, Devotional Services Onsite, Vegetarian, Meals Provided and other facility comforts so seniors feel right at home. Our fully-trained staff is always friendly and available to help seniors feel right at home.
We know that seniors need varying degrees of help as they get older, but still want to feel independent. Our facility has Multiple services and other assistance. We try to make sure that each resident is able to maintain a full life while staying with us.
Residents enjoy of a full schedule of social, educational and entertaining activities. Our structured program helps all residents maintain a high quality of life. Many of our activities encourage members to socialize and develop friendships with other residents. We make sure the activities are fun and entertaining.
If you are ready to see all that senior living has to offer, come by for a tour of our beautiful facility or call (800) 755-1458.
Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Location
Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons
600 Cottageview Dr, Traverse City, MI 49684
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(800) 755-1458Available Living Options
- Assisted Living
- Independent Living
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Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price for Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons?
Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons determines pricing for independent living and assisted living based on care type, staffing, and level of support required. Costs may also be affected by services like housekeeping, personal hygiene assistance, and wellness monitoring. Call (800) 755-1458 for customized quotes and tailored pricing.
Does Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons take Medicare or Medicaid?
Medicare does not pay for independent living or assisted living because these are considered housing and non-medical support services, not medical care. However, Medicare may cover services like physical therapy or doctor visits if they are medically necessary. Medicaid may assist with the cost of assisted living through state-specific programs and waivers, but it generally does not cover independent living. For more information, call (800) 755-1458 to speak with a trained senior advisor.
What are the living and care choices at Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons?
Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons combines two thoughtfully designed care options. Independent living supports active seniors who want community engagement while maintaining autonomy and freedom from home maintenance. Assisted living provides 24-hour personal care, with professional staff assisting in daily activities while preserving resident dignity.
Is there a waitlist for rooms at Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons?
Available units at Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons may vary regularly. Call (800) 755-1458 to speak with a senior living advisor about vacancies. When units are full, a waitlist option ensures future consideration.
Does Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons offer guided tours?
Discover Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons through a personalized tour. Schedule your visit by calling or submitting the online contact form for assistance.
What do online ratings say about Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons?
Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons has a 4.7 rating, reflecting very positive reviews. Users praised the independent living and assisted living, highlighting the vibrant community, excellent amenities, and attentive care.
Reviews Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons
March 2026
I am grateful every single day for the staff, facilities, and community at Cordia at the Grand Traverse Commons. My mother has lived there for about a year, and it has truly proven to be an excellent fit. She has just the right level of support for her daily living needs, along with a wonderful network of friends and a calendar full of activities she genuinely enjoys. She sings in the choir, takes exercise classes, and rides her electric cart down to the Mercado to shop or check out the latest at the Farmers’ Market. She often hosts friends and family in the restaurant or pub, warm, welcoming spaces that make every day feel both social and special. Her apartment is beautiful”and, in a small miracle, just around the corner from my mother-in-law, who moved to Cordia last fall. It’s such a joy to see them both thriving. Over the last several years, declining mobility had robbed my mom of much of her agency and confidence, and that’s one of the things that I am so happy to see returned to her. She’s booking her own appointments, arranging her transportation through Cordia, and making plans with friends and family. Every staff member knows my mother by name and understands her preferences. She is safe, supported, and cared for with professionalism, patience, and genuine warmth. Cordia has given her renewed independence”and given our family peace of mind knowing she is so well cared for.
February 2026
Cordia is the best possible place I could ever imagine living. My children have checked out places near where they live, and there’s no comparison. Food is suburb, but the kind thoughtful staff is what makes it great.. There’s a lot to do here, many interesting activities. Art, theater, music, book groups, and author readings.
February 2026
Living at Cordia ia like living in a 5 star hotel with a Road Scholar program. The activities are not intended to "just keep you busy" (i.e., there is no bingo). The numerous programs are designed to challenge you physically, emotionally and intellectually. And the dining menu is first class with a very good wine list.
February 2026
Absolutely nothing tops Cordia of Grand Traverse! From the gorgeous buildings that are beautifully maintained, the outstanding apartments, the full service Amenities , Wellness staff , and truly amazing food! The professional Staff is the true heart of Cordia. Kindness , respect and honest caring above and beyond anything I’ve ever witnessed. Cordia IS Home.
January 2025
Cool place!!
June 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.
March 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 can’t say how many times my mom’s 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.
January 2023
June 2022
Beautiful facility with excellent staff!
June 2022
Although independent living is A+, assisted living only deserves a D+. My mom has lived at Cordia for over 5 years. As she has aged and her needs have increased, the services have deteriorated remarkably. She essentially vegetated in her room. The “activities” schedule for Cordia Living Plus is abysmal. They repeat the same schedule week after week and then cancel half of the activities listed. My mom is legally blind but they don’t even have the consideration to help her to activities in which she might be interested. She has not even been taken down or reminded about dinner. Food is left in her room which then reeks. Her trash isn’t emptied and staff are not trained how to make a bed with a draw sheet. If I didn’t care for her, she wouldn’t even be showered safely. This is a great place if you are independent but don’t expect to age in place because “assisted living” is NOT assisted.
April 2022
When my husband and I moved into Cordia we quickly discovered why Cordia is defined as A Senior Residential Club, It is truly a community of seniors with common interests who take part in shared activities. Leaving our home was not easy but membership in the Cordia Club has made this next chapter in our lives truly enjoyable. In addition, our children are relieved to know we are in a safe place with a medical staff if needed. Cordia offers a wide range of activities, from fitness classes to several weekly forums focusing on art and music appreciation, current events, and films/documentaries. In addition to opportunities to learn and explore new and interesting ideas, we are often treated to special concerts performed by the talented people from Interlochen, the near-by world renowned arts academy, Meeting people who share your interests is easy because of the friendly staff. They all know your name and perform their duties with efficiency. The daily menus at meal time, offer several delicious choices. The opportunity to dine and socialize with other members has also added a dimension to our lives which we would not have experienced if we hadn’t joined the Club.
February 2022
There are so many things that I like about living at Cordia. I think that they have an amazing staff that makes you feel welcome and cared for. There is so much to be grateful for - especially the companionship of the other residents that I get to associate with. We have an active and social community here. It is a great experience for me to live independently at the age of 90 in such wonderful, loving surroundings. I am very active in Cordia’s exercise program - Terri the personal trainer is amazing - which has helped me keep youthful and healthy. It is also reassuring to know that if I am not feeling well, the wellness staff is here and they are so attentive. Moving to Cordia is one of the best decisions I have ever made.
October 2021
My parents have been in residence at Cordia since their initial trial in early 2018. Cordia’s personable staff’s attitude, membership diversity and the facilities phenomenal architecture convinced my parents at 89 years young, to make the move. After a short period of adjustment, we laughed when my parents were too busy to visit us for the weekend. New friends, new activities and the exercise programs have helped keep my parents active and engaged. Recently my father at 92, due to an infection after surgery, lost the use of his legs. Mom and Dad would now require dramatically different levels of support. Our nightmare scenario of having my parents potentially separated was upon us. Karen Anderson, Cordia’s CEO, and her team gave us valuable advice and clarified how Cordia could help and how the family could best contribute to a successful outcome. A partnership emerged. We moved my parents from Independent Living to the Assisted Living section of the building for improved handicap access, increased meal coverage and quicker access to support staff. We have also hired private aids for a few hours each day to supplement the care that Cordia is able to provide. Additionally, my parents have had to make some compromises and learn a bit of patience on occasion, but it’s working quite well. Cordia was able to suggest vendors to lean on and services to engage to simplify doctor’s visits and lessen the impact on the family. They also suggested tools and procedures we acquired and agreed to making all involved as efficient and as cost effective as possible. It’s expensive, but far, far less than having my parents separated. With luck in February 2022, we will celebrate my parents 70th wedding anniversary. We will be forever grateful for the love, care, concern and respect each of Cordia’s staff has shown our parents. When we celebrate, we’ll bet some of the loudest cheers will be coming from the Cordia team.
October 2021
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.
August 2019
December 2018
It's a truly wonderful place.
October 2018
A beautiful facility with an amazing team!!!! All of the caregivers and operational staff are wonderfully caring and personable. They create a loving home environment for their residents.
October 2018
An excellent senior environment and experience in an amazing historical facility. We have had parents in both independent and low level assisted living. Keep in mind, this is primarily an independent living facility, focused on providing cultural experiences within the Traverse City area, including theater, music, art, etc., with the theory that such stimulation benefits the aging mind and physical being. It works. For us, who had one parent (our mother) that was quite a bit younger than the other, this provided a way for her to have some independence with the comfort of knowing her older husband was being well taken care of. The staff is well connected to its guests and their families. We feel that we can call anytime with questions or concerns, and know that they will be well accepted and addressed. The food is beyond any senior living facility you will ever experience!! "Small plate", gourmet food is the every day norm here - we love to dine with our parents here just to see what lovely food they're serving for the day! Take a tour - you'll stop looking after seeing this place. Seriously. I should add that our grown daughters said they would love to live there someday - it's that lovely!!!
April 2017
My mother moved to Cordia from New York to be near me but have her own independent life. Cordia has proven to be the perfect place. From the food to the activities to the entire staff, everything has been great and made my mother's transition both smooth and happy. My only complaint is that when I want to see my mother, she's too busy with all the activities Cordia has to offer!
February 2017
My mother-in-law moved into Cordia more than 2 years ago and we (and she) couldn't be happier! The food is excellent and my mother-in-law is busy with a myriad of daily activities such as movies, art classes, writing class, book club, gardening and more. There's always a puzzle out on the table and a group table where you can meet and eat. She's made many new friends and they meet regularly for dinner and to play cards. There are also great restaurants and shops she can walk to without going outside and across the street is a coffee shop, winery, Mexican restaurant and miles of hiking trails. Who wouldn't want to live here!
December 2016
My Mom and Dad moved into Cordia last summer and they really like it and it is working out nicely. I spent Thanksgiving weekend at Cordia and the food is just wonderful, for them it is just like being on a cruise or at a nice hotel every day. The staff is very helpful and the atmosphere between all the residents is very friendly. The entire complex is part of very unique historical renovation, which is bringing in all types of fun shops and food vendors a short walking distance to make it a fun place to live
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Community Details
Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Amenities and Services
Amenities
- Outdoor Common Areas
- Indoor Common Areas
- Activities Offsite
- Beautician Onsite
- Devotional Services Offsite
- Activities Onsite
- Devotional Services Onsite
- Vegetarian
- Meals Provided
Services
- Multiple services
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Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Housing and Staff
Living Types Available
Staff
- Trained Staff
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