Regency At Livonia in Livonia, MI operates as a skilled nursing facility that centers its services on short-term rehabilitation and long-term nursing care. Around-the-clock licensed nursing coverage manages medications, complex wound care, IV therapies, tracheostomy care, and other clinically intensive needs. Physicians visit regularly, and a medical director oversees individualized care plans that are updated as conditions change. On-site diagnostic services such as lab work, X-ray and EKGs reduce the need for outside appointments, helping residents receive prompt attention without leaving the building.

Complementing core nursing services, the facility maintains a full rehabilitation team for physical, occupational and speech therapy, offered up to seven days a week when clinically appropriate. Respiratory therapy, pain management programs and cardiac or orthopedic recovery protocols are available, as are dialysis transportation arrangements and hospice coordination. Social workers guide discharge planning, and case managers track progress to ensure continuity of care with outside physicians and family members. An infection prevention program, fall-reduction measures and routine health screenings round out the clinical support structure.

Resident accommodations include a mix of private and shared rooms, each furnished and equipped with safety-oriented features such as grab bars and emergency response systems. Many rooms provide individual climate controls, cable television and Wi-Fi access, while some add in-room showers or upgraded finishes. Because layouts and amenities differ, not every accommodation has every feature, and availability can vary based on current census and care requirements. Housekeeping, personal laundry service and routine maintenance are included, and staff assist with room adjustments to suit mobility devices or specialized medical equipment.

Meals are prepared on site under the guidance of a registered dietitian who tailors menus to meet therapeutic and consistency-modified diet orders. Residents typically dine in a communal dining room where staff can provide cueing or full assistance, but tray service to the room is an option when a resident’s condition warrants it. Menu cycles offer multiple entrée selections at each meal, along with substitutes for personal preferences, and snacks are stocked throughout the day. Special observances such as holiday meals or family dinners are scheduled in advance, and not all dining features—such as selective dining times or enhanced entrée choices—are available to every resident or on every day.