Best Nursing Homes in CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI (2025)

Last Updated: December 2025

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4+ Star Facilities

About Nursing Homes in CLINTON TOWNSHIP

CLINTON TOWNSHIP's 3 nursing homes average 130 certified beds, indicating larger facilities with potentially more specialized services. The city's average quality rating of 3 stars shows that facility size doesn't necessarily compromise care quality.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP Quick Facts:

•66.7% chain-owned facilities (national average: 76%)
•1 nonprofit facilities (33.3% of market)
•100% of facilities have abuse violations
•Average facility size: 130 beds (larger facilities)

Nursing Home Costs in CLINTON TOWNSHIP

Nursing home costs in Michigan average $350-$381 per day ($10,500-$11,430/month) for skilled nursing care, which is 12% above the national median according to the 2024 Genworth Cost of Care Survey. Specific cost data for CLINTON TOWNSHIP is not available, but most facilities accept Medicare for short-term rehabilitation (up to 100 days), private insurance, and Medicaid for eligible residents. Some facilities also participate in Veterans Aid & Attendance programs for qualifying veterans and spouses.

Market Overview

CLINTON TOWNSHIP's nursing homes include 66.7% for-profit, 33.3% nonprofit facilities.

Choosing a Nursing Home in CLINTON TOWNSHIP

While CLINTON TOWNSHIP has no five-star facilities, the average 3-star rating suggests reasonable quality options are available. Consider the 1 nonprofit facilities—research shows nonprofits earn five-star ratings at twice the rate of for-profits nationwide. Note that 3 facilities (100%) have documented abuse violations—review inspection reports carefully before deciding.

All nursing homes in CLINTON TOWNSHIP are licensed and inspected by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. Michigan Medicaid covers nursing home care for eligible Michigan residents. For advocacy and complaints, contact the Michigan Long-Term Care Ombudsman at 1-866-485-9393. Michigan law requires nursing homes to maintain minimum staffing ratios, conduct quarterly inspections, and report all incidents to state authorities. Families can file complaints with the Michigan Long-Term Care Ombudsman program, which investigates concerns about quality of care, resident rights, and facility conditions.

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