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Alan Hahn

REFUSAL OF LAW ALLOWED WHEELCHAIR My low rating is only for the administration and the faulty "chan of command" because the serious medical needs I request to have resolved, do not get resolved. They refuse my highly specialized Rehabilation wheelchair for me to use which violates numerous State and Federal Laws, like the ADA, prohibiting prescribed electric wheelchairs violates both federal ADA regulations and Michigan resident rights provisions. Facilities must allow motorized chairs to ensure mobility, independence, and access, only restricting them based on legitimate safety requirements. Legal Compliance: Refusing motorized chairs can violate 42 CFR 483.10(l) regarding personal possessions and 42 CFR 483.25(a) regarding self-sufficiency. Nursing/rehab facilities must allow individuals with disabilities to use power-driven mobility devices. THEY MUST ALLOW MY WHEELCHAIR

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Michael Coss

All nursing homes are under pressure .Seeing how many are they are well taken care of.The food is very good,and the place is clean The security is top notch

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Tamika Mcduffie

If I could give this place a 0 I would my father wasn’t even here long the Robbed him for his whole Ssi check left him with $37 my father was at other Facilities 6 months to a year they didn’t take anything from him they didn’t want him to leave because of his money the one nurse is so rude talking about calling DHS for what reason I don’t know he discharge and they still Robbed him for him money

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trinity marxson

second time ive had to complain about this horrible place, my grandmother was in her room with a roommate and the roommate began an argument and my grandmother was yelling to stop, she sprayed cleaners at my grandmother and kicked her wounded leg, they sent my grandmother upstairs and did nothing about it. there has been so many ignorant incidents ive been through with these people. why were the nurses on shift not doing anything about it!!! somebody should’ve been reprimanded or done something im livid!.

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John G

From day one the staff was caring and attentive. CNAs, Therapists, nurses, administration staff, support staff-the list of people that made sure my needs were met and my questions were answered is long and complete. The activities department gets special mention because their job takes extra creativity and patience neither of which rarely seemed to run out!