WellBridge of Clarkston is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Clarkston, MI. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 from 128 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 Oakland County and serves residents in the MI area.
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THE WELLBRIDGE GROUP
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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Based on my experience i would never recommend this facility. Our family’s experience was extremely negative from start to finish. We brought my grandmother here simply to regain strength in her back, and instead we witnessed what we felt like repeated neglect. We don’t feel her meals were monitored. Her call button was broken for over a week, and instead of receiving extra help to get to the restroom due to her back injury, she was put in adult diapers. Whenever we raised concerns that she seemed unwell, we felt dismissed and told she was “fine.” When she was finally sent to the hospital, we learned she had multiple serious infections. By then it was too late. She passed away shortly after. Our family is devastated and believes her decline could have been prevented. We feel that my grandmother deserved compassion, respect, and care. Based on our experience, she did not receive that here.
Worst place ever. Do NOT let a loved one be admitted here. Completely under staffed. Doctors were horrible as well. We will be filing a complaint to the State. Hopefully this facility is shut down soon.
Management never passes trays unless state is in the building. The management cares more about the employees passing trays out for meal service than the actual care of residents. Even if we have a resident entirely soiled in the bed, they want us out there passing the trays or else we are side eyed. They want CNAS ONLY to do all of the passing & don’t care if the nurses do or not. Most of the employees they keep around are very lazy and do not care about the residents at all. The nurses In particular are not good people & will let residents wait for hours for morning medication. I would think twice before sending your loved one here. The facility might look nice on the inside, but the people they have running the facility are not good people & only put on a fake smile to state and families.
Food was Good , Nurses were Great .Most of the CENA s were Excellent ,just a Shortage . They avoided me because they would be required to wear a gown,due to their Perfume would send me into an asthma attack..I Truly Loved the Physical Therapy Department, They were Hard to part with ,and Impossible to Forget ,Every single One of you are Angels, Changing Lives Every Day. I will never forget Any of you for you all Gave me a New Chapter .. Thank you and Best Wishes to All of You !!!!!!!!!!!
My family member was a resident for 3 months for inpatient rehab. I have to say Shayla RN, Stacy ST, Jessica MSW were all awesome. If Shayla wasn't working then we never knew what would be missed that day. The nurses don't always follow the orders that are written regarding nutrition or activity. I also was never able to get a hold of the DON for concerns either by phone or email. Their phone system was updated but it still is difficult to get a hold of anyone including a resident.
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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.