Medilodge of Campus Area is a nursing home that provides skilled nursing care and different therapy programs, like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, so folks recovering from surgeries or illnesses have a chance to regain mobility and independence, and it's been doing this for over 30 years, which says something about its experience in the community, and you'll find services for people living with dementia and Alzheimer's disease, with care options like palliative care and respite care for families needing a break. The building has 102 beds and offers both short-term rehabilitation and long-term support, so residents stay for weeks or even years depending on their needs, and they get meals that are made to be nutritious, with dietary management for those on special diets, plus regular activities and a bright courtyard where you might watch birds and flowers, and residents get transportation help for appointments or other needs.
There's a team of nurses, aides, therapists, and a Medical Director making sure medical care and therapy are handled properly, and the therapy department focuses a lot on getting folks walking again or improving movement, even helping treat things like open leg wounds. Social and recreational activities are a big part of life here, and making friends is encouraged through events and daily programs, with people often saying the environment is warm, supportive, and feels family-like. Each resident gets a personalized care plan, and the staff try to treat everyone with dignity and respect while working to enhance their quality of life. Medilodge of Campus Area is part of the bigger MediLodge network and works in connection with other places like MediLodge of Cass City and MediLodge of Lansing, while keeping most services tailored to what the people in their own building need.
The facility has a history of specific deficiencies shown in inspection reports, with 50 deficiencies noted, mostly related to infection control, resident rights, not always keeping a truly safe or homelike environment, and not always having strong infection prevention plans as required by federal standards, so families considering a stay may want to review these details and ongoing quality assurance activities. Even with those challenges, staff follow policies and procedures aimed at keeping things clean and as comfortable as possible, and there's a process for ongoing quality assessment and improvement, with oversight and management by Craig Flashner, Yitzchok Perlstein, Century Healthcare Management LLC, and Prestige Administrative Services LLC. Owners include organizations like Canary Opco Group LLC and trusts with various indirect owners. The facility works with Trinity Health Plan and provides a range of medical and supportive services suited to both short and long stays, always trying to help residents feel at home, safe, and well cared for in a community setting.
