I highly recommend this place. This is my dad's third stay here, and we've had another positive…read moreexperience. Yes, sometimes you have to be patient because the nurses are very busy, but the majority of them do a fantastic job and truly care about their patients. A special thank you to Nautica, Cindy,Alexandra, and Desmond for the outstanding care and compassion they showed my dad. I also can't say enough about the physical therapists, Dawn and Mariah. They were absolutely incredible and bent over backwards to make sure my dad received the best care possible and was comfortable every step of the way. Thank you all for your hard work, kindness, and dedication. It is truly appreciated by our family.

Bringing patient in today for rehab post op. The reviews were great so I am hopeful the care will…read morebe as expected. Bianca Allor for patient Dennis Howes

My experiences at Bellbrook assisted living are always met with great satisfaction. The staff is…read morealways approachable and have the residents best interest in mind. Director Tracy Price has a wonderful open door policy with everyone and is greeted with a smile. She is attentive to both the residents and family. Provides hands on care to insure everyones needs are met!

This is not the place you want your elderly family member to be for rehab. My 94 year old mother…read morewas there after a hip fracture, surgery, and a 10 day hospital stay. Prior to her fall she was able to walk with a walker. After 10 days in a hospital bed, she was very weak and barely able to stand. The Bellbrook rehab staff was not very patient with her (despite saying it could take up to a year at her age to recover from her injuries) and after a week decided that she was fearful and unable to stand or walk. She is now totally wheelchair dependent. After being at Bellbrook for 3 weeks, she was told she had to be discharged - despite insurance authorizing her to stay for another week! Discharge planning was abysmal. The care is safe, but not family centered. They do not include the family at all, insisting that family members leave the room, "while they provide care". I suppose if you would like to drop your loved one off and not be involved with their care at all, this would be ok, but it was not ok with me.

On January 8, my husband was diagnosed with a large saddle pulmonary embolism. Later that same…read morenight, he suffered three heart attacks, followed by mechanical removal of the embolism, and two strokes between January 8 and January 18. After spending a month in the ICU and then another month at a specialty care hospital, my husband arrived at Pomeroy on March 6. At that time, he was still not meeting his ADLs and had a Stage 4 infected wound. I share this background because it's important to understand how complex his care needs were. Out of five facilities, Pomeroy was the only one willing to accept him. Others were unable or unwilling to take on such a complicated case, and for that alone, we are incredibly grateful. From the moment we arrived, the staff demonstrated professionalism, compassion, and a genuine commitment to my husband's well‑being. I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the exemplary care provided at this skilled nursing facility. Ray, Kelly and Jolisa, RN, consistently went above and beyond, ensuring strong communication and attentive medical oversight. A special thank you to Kelly, Wound Care Nurse, whose expertise, dedication, and kindness have made a meaningful difference in my husband's healing and comfort. The CNAs--Makela, Felicia, Octavia, and Jay--have been truly wonderful. They are patient, respectful, and consistently attentive, always treating residents with dignity and warmth. Their teamwork and positive attitudes have made a very difficult time easier for both my husband and our family. I would also like to recognize Tony and Bri, Physical and Occupational Therapy. They have been incredible--working tirelessly with my husband, encouraging him as they help him practice sitting up and standing. Even though progress takes time, they have never stopped believing in him or motivating him to keep trying. This facility is fortunate to have such a dedicated and compassionate team. I am deeply grateful for the care my husband has received and would highly recommend Pomeroy to anyone seeking quality, patient‑centered skilled nursing care.

My mother had suffered from a stroke and aneurysm in December 2023 and was in a bed ridden state…read moreafter being released from Mclaren Macomb (AWESOME PLACE ALSO). She initially went to a nursing facility in Shelby which was horrific, but in a hidden blessing had to be sent to the hospital again for a surgical procedure. She was in a bed ridden state and Pomeroy Sterling Heights (Feb 2024 - April 2024) was 1 of 3 facilities I did research on and had received an above average rating from multiple research sites (Google, Yelp, various 3rd party home care sites). We were thankfully accepted and received A Class service. We did have a couple of hiccups but No Place is Perfect. The staff, Especially the Nurses and CNAs were SUPERSTARS!!! They deserve Praise and definitely a Raise!!! We would like to give a Shoutout Everyone - Front Desk, Social Services Staff, Custodial Staff, Cafeteria Staff, and Especially the Physical, Speech, and Occupational Therapy Team, Nursing Leads (Eugene, Manny, Ray), Kelli the Wound Specialist, Betty the Nutritional Guru and MAINLY the CNAs for their HARD Work and Nurses for Caring for my Mother!! Our Family would recommend Pomeroy Sterling Heights for their Rehabilitation Wing and Staff!!!

The nurses(Gina especially) and the aides did an outstanding job taking care of me. PT was was…read moreexceptional. I would recommend this facility to anyone that needs it!

Attention given to the residents. Hubby was ok going in and bent over when he left. 1:1 feeding but…read morefood was always left on the table away from his bed day after day. He was a fall risk. CNAs or nurses (whatever ya call them) sat eating pizza yet hubby was not fed--bent over in a wheelchair for hours.

4.0 star rating SKLD…read moreNursing Home 2975 N. Adams Road Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304 Phone: 248-645-2900 Fax: 248-433-1415 https://www.skldcare.com/ Formerly known as: Heartland Nursing Home Beaumont Nursing Home CORPORATE OFFICE FOR COMPLAINTS (IF ANY) ========================================= SKLD/Illuminate Headquarters 620 Davis St Ste 200 Evanston, Illinois, 60201 GOVERNAMENT INSPECTION REPORT =============================== https://www.nursinghomedatabase.com/home/MI/BLOOMFIELD%20HILLS/48304/skld-bloomfield-hills?expand_article=1 SERVICES THEY OFFER ==================== Short-Term Care* Long-Term Care Memory Care Outpatient Therapy* Speech Therapy Occupational Therapy* Physical Therapy* Assisted Living Hospice Care Respite Care Behavioral Health Independent Living Ventilator Care Dialysis Care Aquatic Therapy WiFi* * Services I personally received during my 3 week stay. Morty came up to me in my room and after 2 days said I need to "Fill out your contract." Giving me like 40 pages to fill out (He was trying to get me to sign-up full term without me knowing, (I'm Short-Term patient). I highly recommend you read this contract fully in Full and have a lawyer read up on this stuff before you sign as you could end signing up for services you didn't need or want.) Some things to keep in mind if you want to remove your loved one from the facility for whatever reason, You have to give them advance 30 days written notice by mail and pay daily room/service fees.) The discharge nurse was also trying to rush me to fill out paperwork and sign blank paperwork. BASIC ROOM FEES** =============== $544.00 - Private Room Per Day (As of July 2023) $444.00 - Shared Room Per Day (As of July 2023) ** Basic Room Fee does not include: Phone, Flat screen TV, WiFi, Meals, etc and must be paid in order to use (The paperwork stated see sheet which shows breakdown on fees (Not in packet). Stated 3rd party insurance may pay for it. Basic Room includes: Bed, Desk, Chair, Alarmed Windows, Bed Table, Closet/Dresser (Facility Remodeled 2022) VISITING HOURS / FOOD DELIVERIES ============================== Visitors are allowed to visit 24 HOURS EVERY DAY, 7 days per week, you must buzz the door to get in the first 2 doors. SKLD allows residents to order thru an online delivery service app thru your cellphone (optional), I had many problems with deliveries I had to buzz a staff member to look out for my items. No smoking on campus. FOOD DELIVERY TIMES ==================== 07:30 AM - 09:30 AM........BREAKFAST 12:00 PM - 02:15 PM.........LUNCH 05:30 PM - 07:30 PM........DINNER First of all I received very good care at this facility, I would receive a free Oakland Press newspaper and meds @ my bed 8:45 am, The activity director came to my room in person daily about activities till 7:00 pm. Then Breakfast in bed, Therapists coming to my bed for workouts. Whenever I pulled the call button for someone to check up on me. it was working with a loud beep and flashing light. The staff would come in my room in less than 3 minutes. they all but one treated me with the utmost respect and serviced my needs within 5 minutes. I personally never seen a nursing home with fast service and respectable staff. My requests were anything like Ice water, empty urinal, extra blankets, Pain meds, etc. Meals are in good portions, You do not get to choose your meal selection. so if you want more food I recommend a online delivery service. The Occupational Therapist and Physical Therapist were very nice and respectful and knew my exercise limits when some days i was too tired or weak they allow me to sleep it off. Exercise equipment is outdated (SKLD still have "Beaumont" imprinted on it). Exercise equipment was NEVER cleaned (Mud imprints on equipment/Floor) during 3 week stay, Yuck! STAFF TIPPING ============ On several occasions I tried to tip staff, They all turned me down! HOUSEKEEPING ============= Facility & Bedroom was kept clean (Except exercise equipment), empty trash. urine odor free thru out facility. RESIDENTS ========= I interacted with some residents in their rooms, hallways, Activities. They all seemed to be in good spirits. No abuse witnessed. RECOMMENDATIONS ================= Get a TV remote for the right TV (Room 130). SKLD should put together a welcome pack with plug--in headphones, sleep mask, tv channel directory, nursing home directory, etc. to make people more welcomed. Offer a stronger Wi-Fi signal as it kept going offline while I was there. I recommend you don't believe what SKLD tells online say about its residents, you'll notice 98% staff pics getting awards and not residents or photoshop pics from somewhere else. You want the real truth meet the residents in person and ask them questions about the place before you stick your loved one in here. . . Check out my other great reviews, You know you want to: https://www.yelp.com/user_details_reviews_self?userid=JY3RdJ2nHHA_txpb-fAxsg . . .

I can't say enough nice things about this facility. They took my uncle from completely bed ridden…read moreto going home. He able to walk and take care of himself. Staff is friendly, caring and overall amazing. We were so scared bringing him here but it literally saved his life. Very clean. Huge shout out to the whole staff and especially Andrea and Dr. Mishulin. Great rehab center.

We needed to help a dear friend move to a memory care facility in summer of 2019. We searched,…read morevisited, and interviewed sites. We were so grateful to find St. Anne's Mead on 12 Mile in Southfield. There are various approaches to memory care but we really like SAM's approach the best. They utilize an approach called Best Buddy...where SAM actually hires someone to keep the seniors engaged informally. They have PT and OT of course elsewhere, but I love that this person's main role is to sit with a resident to share a cup of coffee or visit with someone alone on a couch, etc. The Program Director has a very sweet little dog she brings 3 days a week and the residents light up when they get to hold or pet her. The staff are all very respectful of the residents and do seem to like them greatly. They have many activities scheduled throughout the day so there is no sitting and staring at the television for hours. Their meals are delicious. As noted by other reviewers, the building is an old-style nursing home, but the interactions, smiles, and kind staff make it a very hospitable place. The memory care unit was recently renovated with nice size rooms and large private half-baths (showers without assistance can be quite dangerous for seniors with memory issues). They have their own dining area and integrate into the activities of the larger facility as much as possible. Don't be put off that the building is from the 1960's. It has everything you will need for quality care for your loved one who is struggling with memory issues.

My mother was moved here in early 2017, after a stay at the hospital. She had been living in a…read moresenior living apartment, but needed more help. While the building is on the older side, the staff at St. Anne's was absolutely fabulous. My mother had the opportunity to return to the senior living apartment as she got stronger, but she didn't want to. She was happy staying with the wonderful people at St. Anne's. My mother passed away this week, but I am very thankful for the staff at St. Anne's helping make her last year as pleasant as possible. Thank you.

I felt that the care was genuine and skilled. The staff was kind and took good care of my mom…read more This place is no longer ProMedica, but now they are Optalis Health and Rehabilitation. The rehab was special, and the meals were appropriate for my mother. Would not have a problem bringing her here again. Each room has a TV and bed and free wifi for the guests inside of a lounge area.

My mother went to the Troy, Michigan facility to recuperate after serious back surgery. After one…read morenight, I brought her home and, with the help of family and friends, we took care of her. Medication was not given on time or at all. When she requested help to the lavatory, she was told to just use the bed because everyone was too busy to assist her. (Her roommate did just that, twice during the night.) The food was inedible, and the staff did not seem to care about any of it. I am so thankful that we were able to bring mom home. I would not leave my dog in this facility. This place should be shut down.

PT & OT The individual care that they put into each patient…read moreis commendable. The care quality is structured to the individual. I was a complicated medical case and the director of a therapy, Aruna, even got involved and took me under her wings. This alone says a lot about the therapy team. As of this date, I am driving, walking and thriving. Thank you, Wellbridge of Rochester Hills THERAPY team ! Jessica

I came by ambulance from the hospital and waited after ambulance driver buzzed to have the door…read moreopened. When no one came to let us in he called the front desk; still no one came. I suggested he call my son who had followed us to the facility. I figured he was probably in side looking for my room. He came and let us in. When we got to the room there was a nurse and an aide in the bathroom. There was no greeting. I asked the nurse to help me to the bathroom in my wheel chair. She said she couldn't help me because I "wasn't in the system yet". That was the tone of most of my stay (almost three weeks). An aide dropped me when transferring me to my bed. She had told me to to hold on to the drug cupboard handles and she pulled my up by the waistband of my pajama bottoms. I went into a full squat which had a terrible effect on my bone on bone right knee. Another aide left me on the commode for over an hour despite my using the call light and even called out. I was still using a wheel chair to get around. I struggled to get to the wheel chair as I hadn't used a walker yet and my feet were dangling from the the commode seat because it was too high. When she finally did come she said she just forgot. She asked me if I wanted anything else and when I said no she threw the light cord and bed position controller on the floor and left. The OT and PT people were wonderful and are the only reason I I stayed. They were so dedicated. I made real progress. The house Dr. came to my room to introduce himself and the second time he came he was their about 5 minutes when he said he would go and get a list of my meds because I had questions about why I wasn't receiving my basic meds. He never came back until a day before I came home and left when he saw the OT guy there and said he needed to talk to him. Never saw the man again and he billed my insurance for 6 35 minute visits . The experience was awful. I did meet a few people on the care staff who seemed to 'care' but by and large Not a very 'caring' group of people.

My dear neighbor friend has been in this facility for the past 3 years due to a tragic fall at…read morehome. She has nothing but good things to say about her stay. The staff are kind and professional. The food is so/so. The facility is clean and very attractive making visitors & patients feel very welcomed. There is plenty of parking up front. The front desk are always friendly and knowledgeable. There is a huge, gorgeous courtyard. There is a beautiful lobby and massive, impressive sitting area overlooking the courtyard. The rooms are of fair size and are always very clean.

My mother was there. She lost her dentures and glasses, and when she was having an extreme pain in…read moreher legs, the nurses at the desk didn't care. And they were very rude to the point where they were just ignore my mother. As well as my mom's neighbor that she was in the room with, was very rude to my mom. And when I let the staff know, they just laughed it off. But this isn't the first time I heard things about this place. I swear I for sure would never bring her back.

DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONE HERE! Please don't. I had to hire full time caregiver to sit with my…read moreloved one because the care was non existent. They are short staffed and hire contract workers who don't care and have no recourse. They left our loved one in dirty briefs, refused her water- yes actually refused and told her the water is on her tray and she can reach it- when she was begging them to just move it closer bc she can't reach- we had to pull her out. They wouldn't give her her meds on time. They would just leave them on her tray which she couldn't reach. This is against the law actually. When we got her out of bed we found all her pills in her sheets! I don't know how they are still in business. The other reviews must be false. The State was called in while we were there. The staff to patient ratio is also against state law. Do not go there

They never answer the phone. When you do get someone it sounds like a party is going on. Meanwhile…read more- patients go without help and they get the meds wrong. I would never recommend this place. Would give 0 stars. Please do not put your loved one here