Chesaning Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

What are we doing about COVID-19?

We understand that the pandemic has changed so many lives and the way in which we all do things. Considering this, we are doing everything possible to maintain the safety of our residents, their friends and family members, as well as our staff members by adhering to the CDC guidelines and MDHHS.

What does this mean?

We are continually reviewing our policies and procedures to ensure we are meeting the needs of this facility and for you. We follow CDC and CMS guidelines for staff and resident testing. Our facility is fully stocked with personal protective equipment (PPE) for our staff to use. For all new admissions, residents remain in an observation unit for 14 days where they continue to receive all of their healthcare needs.

How can family help with the healing process during observation?

Being supportive, encouraging, and understanding in times such as these has never been more important. Although in-person visitation is limited, there are other ways that you can be supportive to your loved one. Pictures are a great way for residents to see their loved ones and remember the good times.

Can family visit the patient after 14-day observation?

Absolutely! According to the CDC, all patients who are not in an observation area can visit a family member outside of the building six feet apart while both parties are wearing face masks. We also have a window room that residents can sit in and visit their loved one while being on the phone.