Chesaning Nursing And Rehabilitation Center

Chesaning Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in Chesaning, Michigan, offering individualized care including skilled rehabilitation with physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy delivered both in an equipped gym and in-room. The facility also provides long-term care placement, respite care, hospice care, tracheostomy care, medication management, dialysis transport, and assistance with activities of daily living.

The center specializes in helping residents regain strength and independence following hospital stays, particularly for patients recovering from strokes, generalized weakness, or fractured bones. Speech and swallowing therapy is available for residents who have experienced strokes or accidents affecting their ability to speak, swallow, or chew. The facility emphasizes spiritual enrichment, mental health services, and emotional support alongside physical healthcare to restore patients to their baseline functioning.

Meals at the facility are prepared daily by the dietary staff with fresh ingredients hand-picked from the Dietary Department. Residents receive three hearty meals with snacks served between meals, individualized to meet each patient's specific healthcare needs. An exterior dining patio with wheelchair access overlooks a lakeside view.

The facility maintains strict safety protocols adhering to CDC and MDHHS guidelines, with new admissions completing a 14-day observation period while receiving full healthcare services. The facility is fully stocked with personal protective equipment for staff. Family involvement in the care process is encouraged through limited in-person visitation, phone and video calls via tablets and landlines, window room visits, and care coordination discussions.

Chesaning Nursing and Rehabilitation Center accepts most major insurance plans including Medicare, Medicaid, BCBS, managed plans, and McLaren, with out-of-pocket costs at $200 per day for private and semi-private rooms. Referrals are accepted from primary care providers, hospitals, assisted living facilities, hospice and home health care companies, and family members.