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JANUARY 29, 2026 • Vol. 42, No. 2
0364-2605
1685 E. Big Beaver Rd., TROY, MI 48083
CEO Work underway on new apartment complex Former charged with BY SARAH WRIGHT
health care fraud
swright@candgnews.com
TROY — Once an office, an 88,000-square-foot building at 2690 Crooks Road has been converted into a residential community called Lindsey Living Apartments. Construction is also underway on a second building next to it that will add even more living space. The converted building has 62 apartments, while the second building will add 94 units across five floors. Together, the two buildings will provide a total of 156 homes. The build is a partnership between Birmingham-based Biddington Architecture, which led design and planning, and Tower Construction of Bloomfield Township, handling construction. According to Brent Savidant, Troy’s community development director, the renovations were first approved by the city’s Planning Commission in 2022. “The original design included balconies, but the developer was unable to add the balconies due to safety concerns,” Savidant said via email. He noted there are benefits associated with office-to-residential
BY SARAH WRIGHT swright@candgnews.com
ABOVE: Lindsey Living Apartments, 2690 Crooks Road, includes an 88,000-square-foot former office building converted into apartments, and a separate five-story building now under construction. LEFT: An interior view of an apartment unit. Images provided by DTN Management Co.
See APARTMENT on page 19A
TROY — Tamela Peterson — a 59-year-old Brighton resident, and former CEO of the Oxford Recovery Center in Brighton and Oxford Center in Troy — has been charged with fraud. It is alleged by the Michigan Attorney General’s Office that Peterson had knowledge of fraudulent claim practices, such as billing for services not rendered, and was a direct beneficiary of those schemes. She was arraigned before Magistrate Jerry Sherwood in Howell’s 53rd District Court on nine counts of health care fraud – false claim. Both medical centers that Peterson oversaw treat a wide range of patients diagnosed with issues ranging from addiction to mental health. This includes a large population of children diagnosed with autism. “Filing false claims impacts not only patients and providers but also contributes to increased costs of health care and medical insurSee CHARGED on page 23A
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