Springcreek Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Adrian, MI. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.6 out of 5 from 51 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Lenawee County and serves residents in the MI area.
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I have a friend that has just went there in the last few days and I went for a visit and their call lights don’t work. They have to ring a bell. The problem with that is there’s no people down the hallway that she’s at to hear the bell ring the room was very tiny and she had a roommate. My friend has been without a working tv in her room for more than a month!!!!!
I was in rehabilitation unit and the staff was very efficient.The therapist were very excellent and caring.I couldn’t walk when I was admitted and I was totally walking when discharged.Great Therapist.
I went to see my Auntie Bert ,And the workers were so nice ,The CNA with the blue in her hair was just the sweetest ,So far so good
I would strongly caution anyone considering this facility for their loved one. My father was admitted here for rehabilitation, and the level of neglect he experienced was heartbreaking. Staff were consistently unresponsive to his basic needs — calls for assistance were ignored for long periods, and medication was often delayed or missed altogether. He was left sitting in soiled clothing more than once, and it was clear that the staff was either overworked, undertrained, or simply indifferent. Communication with the family was equally poor. Repeated concerns were brushed off or met with vague promises of improvement that never materialized. Instead of recovering, my father’s condition worsened due to the lack of proper care and attention. No family should have to witness a loved one be treated this way, especially in a place that is supposed to provide healing and support. I regret ever trusting this facility and hope this review helps others avoid making the same mistake.
The Oasis of Adrian is amazing. Both my Mother and my Father went there near the end of 2019. My Mom was unfortunately near the end of her life at the time but I was blown away by the level of care and compassion that was shown to her and my entire family before she even arrived as a resident. That level of care continued for her and the family all the way up to her last day. This facility also works hand and hand with Hospice so she was able to have that as well. Luckily, we still have Dad with us and he continues to live at Oasis. He is quite happy there and I know that he is well taken care of there. The world has been facing a difficult time right now with COVID 19 so I have not been able to visit but I am able to speak to Dad and I receive regular updates form the facility as to how he is doing. It is a difficult time in a persons life when they realize that they can no longer care for someone they love, on their own. The Oasis of Adrian did and continues to make all of that easier on the family. I know that my Mom was well cared for and that my Dad continues to be safe and well cared for. The peace of mind that that gives me is priceless. Everyone at Oasis treats me and the rest of our family like family to them.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.