Lourdes Rehabilitation And Healthcare Center

Lourdes Rehabilitation And Healthcare Center sits on a campus of more than 30 acres and includes several buildings for different types of care, so you've got places like Fox Manor for independent living and Mendelson Assisted Living Home for those who want some extra help with things like meals, personal care, and 24-hour staff. There's also Clausen Manor, which is designed for people needing Alzheimer's care with 20 studio apartments, round-the-clock staff, meals, housekeeping, and special programs meant for memory support, plus you've got the skilled nursing and rehab center where you'll find private rooms-90 of them with full baths-and 5 semi-private rooms for couples or folks who prefer a roommate. The campus is church-related, run by the Dominican Sisters of Oxford and sponsored by the Archdiocese of Detroit, and they offer daily communion and weekly mass services for people who like that routine and faith element, but there's also a focus on regular activities, including social, physical, spiritual, and educational options, and residents get three meals and snacks every day that a registered dietician plans. The healthcare side includes 24-hour nursing, certified Nursing Assistants, and access to physicians, a Physiatrist, a Psychiatrist, and a Psychologist, along with therapy services-so people can get physical, occupational, or speech therapy as needed. Some rooms come with smart TVs, and common areas include a beauty salon and barber shop, plus dining facilities and kitchen areas, and outdoor spaces for activities and just getting out for some fresh air when the weather's nice. They try to keep things tidy with daily housekeeping and laundry. There's a rehab program for people needing therapy and day-to-day medical care, and you'll see residents with a wide range of needs, whether they live independently, need assisted living, memory support, or 24-hour skilled nursing care, because this is a continuing care retirement community serving over 250 residents and has an average of 69 people each day in skilled nursing out of 80 certified beds. The facility has dining, planned activities, and tries to make everyone feel at home and safe. There are 3.83 nurse hours per resident per day, with a nurse turnover rate of 27.3%. Inspections show 21 total deficiencies as of the latest report, including issues with pharmacy services, infection control, and food standards, with specific notes on managing psychotropic drugs, infection prevention, and food sourcing and handling. The center has received an award from the Michigan Governor for care, but it's important to know about the deficiencies too, such as three being related to infection control, so you get a full view.