Hampton Nursing and Rehab sits in a quiet spot just half a mile from McLaren Bay Region Hospital on Mulholland Street in Bay City, giving folks easy access to hospital care if they need it and the building itself is a single story, which means there aren't any stairs to worry about. The place has a homelike setting and friendly staff always welcome new and returning residents with a smile, and there's a real sense that people there care for the residents much like they would their own family. Hampton operates with skilled nursing care, offering private and semi-private suites-these semi-private extended care suites have privacy walls between sleeping areas-and each room comes with private bathrooms, cable TV, a kitchenette, a telephone, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and all the furniture folks really need. The nursing team provides skilled care for 12 to 16 hours a day, and there's 24-hour supervision so people always have support, and they're willing to help with things like bathing, dressing, medications, eating, getting up and around, and every day tasks.
Hampton serves up a whole range of services for people needing either short-term rehab or long-term care, and they've got a 1,700 square-foot gym for rehabilitation, a spa, a beauty salon, and cozy lounges for relaxing or visiting. The therapy department is known for pushing people just enough to help them recover and get back on their feet, and the rehab team works hard to help each resident try to return home if possible. Clinical services include a doctor and a wound care nurse right there in the building, mental health clinics, and even some clinics are operated by physicians. This is all a part of a community culture where people try to help and support each other, and the place is now under new ownership as part of the Preferred Care family but is also a member of Consulate Health Care.
Residents have plenty to do-there's an arts room, game room, library, fitness room, movie nights, music programs, and outdoor walking paths and gardens. There are outings and other life-enhancement and community programs, and folks can join in daily activities planned by the staff. They also have outdoor events and a resident council helps manage how things run. For day-to-day concerns, they provide housekeeping, laundry, move-in coordination, plus transportation and parking. Meals and activities add to that homelike feeling, and the staff focus on compassionate care every day, helping folks feel comfortable and supported while living there. Hampton accepts Medicare and Medicaid for payment and is set up as a for-profit corporation. The center has space for up to 51 residents and supports both private and semi-private accommodations, always keeping comfort and dignity in mind for every person there.
