Healthsource Saginaw, Inc is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Saginaw, MI. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.9 out of 5 from 194 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Government - County
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This nursing home is located in Saginaw County and serves residents in the MI area.
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We are beyond pleased with the neuro care provided to our father. Thank you all so very much for your care and dedication. Every staff member has been so supportive and helpful.
These people are wonderful, doing God's work. Can't say enough about REGINA MHT, DANNY RN AND KELLISE RN. They're wonderful people with beautiful hearts. Really everyone was very kind hearted. Thank you!
Send your love one here if you want them to get bed sores and sit in their own bodily fluids. They need to fire their kitchen staff my grandpa dislikes fish so what do they do send him cold fish two times in a week, they send him hot coco with cold water. A geriatric man should be getting 80 to 90 grams of protein a day and you give them maybe 20 grams a day of protein. This place is a joke cna sit on their phone not answering call lights nurse are nasty with terrible attitude. We will be calling the ombudsman officer. Farmers feed their animals better than you feed patients my grandpa has been sent to your facility twice and come home weaker and with bed sores. As a person who has been in the medical field for 17 years healthsource makes me sick to my stomach!
My father got there 8.13.2025. He was suppose to be bathed on thursday and mondays.. today is saturday and nothing.. not even wiped down like a sponge bath. I was there today for 4 hrs and barley saw the staff. I had to ask for a broom to sweep his room and a blanket because there was not one on his bed. I didn't hear great things about this place. He's suppose to be transfered for dialysis on tuesday and thursday. They woke him up at 6am, got him ready satirday mornkng and he sat in the lobby and was never picked up or scheduled for saturday. Its now 8pm and we have no answers about saturday dialysis. Will updated after another week.
The only thing good about this place is the physical therapy and the day shift staff. If you have a loved one in here for long term care or for short term rehabilitation just know that the night shift staff does not care enough to assist their patients in a timely manner at all. My brother-in-law was here for a little over 3 weeks for rehabilitation after being in the hospital for 5 days and having chemotherapy he needed some rehabilitation and this was an option because we knew the physical therapy was good. However, had we known how he would have been treated this would not have been our option. They would shut off his call light (he has been handicapped for over 2 decades as is), they bluntly told me their patients have to suffer because they are short staffed, they tried to completely take his liquid pain medication off his chart for no reason then the day nurses were shocked because they knew he absolutely needed it and whoever took it off his chart wasn't even anyone who they knew the name that did it. In the 3 weeks that he was there they only changed his bedding 2 times and would only allow him 2 showers in 21 days. Neglect is really the best word to describe this whole situation.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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