Lenawee County Medical Care is a senior community in Adrian, MI.
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200 Sand Creek Hwy, Adrian, MI 49221
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
3.9 from 38 reviews
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Overall Review of Lenawee County Medical Care
common11 reviews mention this
Attentive nursing and updates
Nursing and aides are described as attentive and proactive with updates.
Many reviewers say the nursing team takes care of medical issues quickly and keeps family members informed. Several describe regular communication that helps calm their loved ones, including calling when someone is having a rough day. Others mention the aides are quick to respond for help and that the staff tends to know residents by name. A number of families also describe that their needs were met during the stay, not just the resident’s day-to-day care.
common7 reviews mention this
Activities keep residents engaged
Residents get frequent activities and scheduled engagement.
Reviewers consistently mention organized activities and special events that keep residents involved. Families describe things like holiday-style events, parades, facility picnics with entertainment, and animal-themed days. Some reviewers also highlight that residents can make choices about routines and meals, and that community spaces feel more personalized than a typical shared area. One review also calls out that there are activities available even when someone is not feeling well.
common4 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and private-room comfort
The facility is often described as clean, with comfortable living spaces.
Multiple reviewers mention cleanliness, including comments about the facility smelling clean and being spotless. Some also describe private rooms and a calm, home-like atmosphere. One reviewer says they felt the facility had few problems during their stay, and another describes a residential setup with separate areas designed for different resident groups. A separate review also emphasizes well-kept grounds that families could enjoy.
common3 reviews mention this
Meals are a frequent bright spot
Meals and food quality are described positively by residents’ families.
Several families say the food was good, including praise for lunches and meals served during their loved one’s time there. One reviewer describes a meal setup with residents choosing meals through an open bar-style window, with food prepared in the kitchen and served without meal trays. Another review also notes that meals seem very good and that there were no complaints about dining.
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Communication and restrictions raise concerns
A recurring concern is communication gaps and strict limits on residents.
Some reviewers report frustration with administration and communication, including delayed attention to problems and questions about how long medical care or doctor visits continue. Others describe restrictions that limited residents’ ability to go out, talk on the phone, or participate in meaningful activity. A separate review also says the required low-sodium diet was not followed and that meal choices included salty items. One reviewer adds that staff responses to call bells could be slow, and another complains about the overall ability to talk with loved ones.
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Hospitals
Lenawee Medical Care Facility (0 miles)
Promedica Herrick Hospital (0.9 miles)
Places of Worship
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (0.2 miles)
Crossroads Community Church (0.4 miles)
Jesus Is Lord Ministries (0.7 miles)
Christ the Redeemer Lutheran Church (1.1 miles)
Cornerstone Community Church (2.5 miles)
St Johns Lutheran Church - Pastors Office (2.6 miles)
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