Adira Nursing and Rehab sits at 3200 State Street in Saginaw, Michigan, and provides care for people who need help recovering after surgery, illness, or other health events, and they do a fair bit with both short-term rehab and long-term care, always saying they work hard to keep things comfortable and homelike for folks staying there, and you'll find that it's part of the Preferred Care family, managed by Saginaw N Opco Holdco LLC since 2023, which means it's got a local, hands-on approach that tries to keep community in mind and connects with local hospitals and doctors. The facility allows a mix of living options, with up to 92 certified beds and an average of around 84 residents, and though it doesn't offer a lot of detail on exact room types or unit features, it does note there's different accommodations for various needs and parking outside. You'll see a mix of care offered here-skilled nursing, rehab, independent or assisted living, memory care, hospice, adult day services, and even some home care-so there's some flexibility if needs change, and they mention tailoring the care to each person, which sounds good in theory. The staff provides about 4.17 nurse hours per resident each day, though turnover's a bit high at 50%, and amenities aim for comfort, but specifics don't show up in most of the documents. They've got legal protections in place against discrimination, covering things like gender identity, orientation, and where your income comes from. Adira has a record with federal inspection reports that show 73 cited deficiencies, including eight tied to infections, and some other trouble spots like not always accommodating residents' needs or making sure hazards are supervised, but effort gets made to keep up with care standards and protect from accidents. The place claims a continuum of clinical care to help folks regain independence, with specialized care programs, but there isn't much in the way of detail about available therapies or specialty services. While it's owned by a for-profit company that affiliates with Preferred Care, the aim is to serve both Saginaw and the surrounding area, and while there's a nice-sounding commitment to community values, the facility does have a history of issues alongside the regular care and rehab services.
For more details or updates, the facility keeps a current website at https://adiranar.com.
