Resources:
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. HELPFUL LINKS.
FAQ
Is transportation available?
Yes. Bay Bluffs has transportation available for appointments outside of the facility.
Can I bring medications from home?
Can I bring furniture or personal items from home?
Can my pet visit?
Are salon services offered?
How can I get involved as a volunteer?
How do I schedule a tour?
What are visiting hours?
What is needed for admissions?
Please bring:
- DPOA, Guardianship or other legal paperwork.
- Medicare, Medicaid, Insurance and Prescription cards.
- Admission paperwork MUST be signed prior to or on the day of admission. The responsible party must be in attendance, or have made prior arrangements with the Admission Coordinator.
- Four sets of clothes, three sets of sleepwear, six sets of undergarments, seasonally appropriate outerwear, comfortable clothes for exercise including footwear, and any personal toiletry items that you or your loved one prefer.
How to know it's time to consider long-term care?
Helpful Links
Michigan Association of Counties
935 North Washington Avenue
Lansing, MI 48906
517-372-5374
Michigan County Medical Care Facilities Council (MCMCFC)
Renee Beniak, Executive Director
935 North Washington Avenue
Lansing, MI 48906-5156
Telephone 517-371-5303
Fax 517-371-5310
Michigan County Social Services Association
935 North Washington Avenue
Lansing, MI 48906-5156
517-371-5303
Michigan Department of Community Health
Bureau of Health Systems / Complaint Investigation Unit
800-882-6006
Michigan Office of Services to the Aging
Sarah Slocum
Long-term Care Ombudsman
866-485-9393
Michigan’s Quality Improvement Organization
22670 Haggerty Road, Suite 100
Farmington Hills, MI 48335-2611
Corporate Phone 248-465-7300
Corporate Fax 248-465-7428
Five-Star Quality Rating – The Five-Star Quality Rating was created to help consumers, their families, and caregivers compare nursing homes more easily and help identify areas about which you may want to ask questions. This rating system is based on continued efforts as a result of the Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1987 (OBRA ’87), a nursing home reform law, and more recent quality improvement campaigns such as the Advancing Excellence in America’s Nursing Homes, a coalition of consumers, health care providers, and nursing home professionals.
Nursing home ratings are taken from the following three sources of data:
- Health Inspections
- Staffing
- Quality Measures
Bay Bluffs boasts a combined overall FIVE-STAR QUALITY RATING. Individual star ratings for each of the three sources are available in case some areas are more important to residents and families/caregivers than others.
Medicare Provider Hotline
248-465-7457
8am – 4pm
Medicare Information Line for Consumers (Appeals)
800-365-5899
Daily, 8am – 4pm