Fairview Living Center

Fairview Living Center sits at 441 E Main St in Centreville, Michigan, and runs as a for-profit nursing home focused on both skilled nursing and assisted living care, and some folks call it a place where the staff tries to foster a sense of belonging and humanity in daily life for everyone, whether someone needs help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or medication management, or more complex nursing and rehab services, with the staff including RNs, LPNs, CNAs, therapists, and folks trained in helping with tracheotomy care, wound care, central line care, dialysis, behavioral health support, and diabetes management, so people with more serious health needs can stay there, and when it comes to food, they have meals planned and prepared on-site by chefs and meal planners, with scheduled dining room meals and options for folks with diabetes or allergies, and the building supports 64 certified beds, with 54 residents reported recently, so you get a sense that it's not overly crowded, plus the center provides 24-hour supervision and tries to keep things safe and comfortable with emergency alert systems, a fully sprinklered building, and support for wheelchair users, plus on top of all that, there are indoor and outdoor common areas, walking paths, a community room, gardens, laundry and housekeeping, transportation, and parking options, not to mention group and individual activities, movie nights, and devotional and off-site socials to help folks stay connected, and for health concerns, there's easy access to pharmacy, lab, wound care, podiatry, and support for infection control and pressure sore prevention, and folks get regular flu and pneumococcal shots, while for families and residents, there are resident and family councils, and people can schedule a tour to look around and meet the staff, with memory care available too for residents who need it, and even though they don't claim to be perfect since there have been environmental safety and infection control deficiencies, the place still keeps programs for keeping everyone engaged, like wellness checks and activity schedules, and Fairview's connected to several nursing homes through multi-ownership, runs as a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility, offers short-term rehab and outpatient therapy for folks wanting to recover at home, and has respite care for stays ranging from five days to five weeks, and while the ratings are on the lower side, at 1.6 out of 11 reviews, they do have a Facebook page that people check for updates, and the building isn't inside a hospital and isn't a continuing care retirement community, but offers independent living, memory care, assisted living, and nursing care options under Medicare and Medicaid, so they work to support security, comfort, and assistance for all kinds of resident needs, including move-in help, language-spoken caregivers, medication management, and a member directory and vendor finder for extra support, plus they're involved with the Certified Assisted Living Director program for staff training, and manage several community and regulatory resources to maintain standards of professional quality care.