Mission Point Nursing & Physical Rehabilitation Center of Warren

Mission Point Nursing & Physical Rehabilitation Center of Warren is a for-profit skilled nursing facility with 178 beds, offering both long-term care and short-term rehabilitation, and it's been affiliated with Mission Point Healthcare Services, managed under Mission Point Metro Holding LLC with indirect ownership by Hari Mali. The center's got a team that includes registered nurses, LPNs, CNAs, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech and language pathologists, dieticians, pharmacists, social workers, feeding assistants, and support staff, handling medical, therapy, nursing, and daily support. Residents get care for wounds, orthopedic rehab, pain, cardiac health, diabetes, and Parkinson's, plus dental, dialysis, podiatry, post-operative care, and hospice care, and there's special help for stroke and amputee recovery too. There are a variety of therapy options like occupational, physical, speech, respiratory, and recreational therapy, as well as unique things like pulmonary rehabilitation, prosthetics and orthotics, onsite dialysis, mental wellness programs, and advanced treatments like ultrasound, electrical stimulation, heat and cold therapies, TENS, diathermy, and mobile swallow studies. Along with therapy and medical services, there's 24-hour nursing care, medication management, dressing and bathing help, specialized diets for diabetes and other needs, meal prep with organic ingredients, and daily activities and fitness programs organized for residents, including planned day trips and social events. Private and shared bedrooms are available, along with private suites and bathrooms, furnished rooms, kitchenettes, and utilities like air conditioning, cable TV, WiFi, and intercoms, all in a setting that's meant to feel calm and welcoming, and there's a move-in coordination service, concierge help, housekeeping, laundry, and linen services. The staff offers transportation for doctor's visits, scheduled outings, access to beauty and barber services, insurance coordination, and help with personal and community programs, and residents can join in activities for social engagement and fitness to help maintain an active routine. The facility offers inpatient rehab, home health upon discharge, respite care, and post-acute care, as well as hospice services for those who need it, plus wound care, lab tests, and X-rays. Mission Point accepts Medicare and Medicaid for payment. Occupancy sits around 80%. Nurse hours are about 3.33 per resident each day, but nurse turnover is fairly high at 52.8%. In the past, the facility has had 74 inspection deficiencies including 5 related to infections, and the most recent May 2025 inspection report is available for those interested in more details, but there've been issues flagged, including abuse in the past year, and federal citations for nutrition, infection control, and resident rights, as well as care planning and communication about Medicaid or Medicare coverage. There's no family or resident council present. While the staff takes care to provide daily support and help seniors stay as independent as possible, people considering this center may want to review the full inspection report and ask about recent changes in care quality and staffing.