Genesys Short-Term Rehabilitation Center

Genesys Short-Term Rehabilitation Center sits within the Henry Ford Genesys Hospital at One Genesys Parkway in Grand Blanc, Michigan, and you'll find it has only 12 licensed beds, making it a small and focused place for people who need short-term, intensive medical rehabilitation after a hospital stay, illness, or surgery, and while the building's part of a nonprofit health system linked to a church, it's steady with Medicare certification and carries a National Provider ID of 1407877723 along with provider ID 230197 under Medicare. The center offers a full range of rehab services, including speech therapy, occupational and physical therapies, respiratory therapy, and nutritional counseling, and you'll get both inpatient and outpatient options depending on what you need, and people get skilled nursing care with help for bathing, dressing, transfers, and taking medicine, plus 24-hour supervision and support with daily needs. Genesys works with public healthcare data standards and uses tools that help different hospitals claim and verify provider information, and it even has ways for patients and professionals to get information, like through email, printed scorecards, and its website, which has some Turquoise verification tools-though rates are unverified as of the latest data. The place is close to other providers like Hurley Medical Center, McLaren Flint, and Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, so transfers go smoothly if people need extra care. Residents get furnished private rooms with phones for convenience, lots of attention to cleanliness and quiet, rounds of community activities and movie nights, walking paths, a garden, a dining room, housekeeping, laundry, and an emergency alert system, so comfort's well covered, and the dining options support different health needs, like diabetes or food allergies, with all-day dining and special diets. Genesys doesn't offer a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) and doesn't have Resident or Family Councils, but it does accept both Medicare and Medicaid for payment. The center's been rated highly, pulling an A-minus overall with an A for short-term care, B-plus for long-term care and nurse quality, and an A for facility inspections, showing a strong record with no deficiencies or substantiated complaints lately, and the nursing staff does well keeping residents safe from falls and pressure ulcers, even if they didn't send in all their registered nurse staffing details, and while you won't find overly flashy claims, specialized care covers post-surgical conditions like blood clots and infections, and the place works hard to keep hospitalizations low, making it a quiet but reliable spot, shaped for people who need focused time to recover and get back home.