Regency At Shelby Township is licensed as a nursing home and is equipped to handle short-term rehabilitation as well as long-term skilled nursing needs. The clinical team provides ongoing medical oversight, including licensed nurses on duty around the clock, on-site physicians, medication administration, and continuous monitoring of vital signs. Residents who require physical therapy can work with licensed therapists in the facility’s rehab gym, and individuals whose caregivers need a temporary break can make use of the organized respite care program.

In addition to core nursing services, the community coordinates lab work, imaging, and specialty consultations so residents do not have to leave the building whenever possible. Care plans are individualized and regularly reviewed with family involvement. Assistance with activities of daily living—such as bathing, dressing, and mobility—is delivered according to each resident’s abilities, and the staff tracks changes in condition to adjust support promptly.

Accommodations consist of a mix of private and shared rooms designed to support mobility aids and medical equipment. Some rooms offer easy access to outdoor areas that are monitored for safety, though not every accommodation includes this feature. Housekeeping and laundry are provided, and maintenance teams handle repairs to minimize disruptions.

Meals are served three times a day in a central dining room with clinical oversight to ensure that therapeutic diets, texture modifications, and fluid restrictions are followed as ordered by physicians. Snacks are available between meals, and a dietitian reviews menus to maintain appropriate nutritional standards. Staff members are present during mealtimes to assist residents who need help cutting food or monitoring intake.

Residents looking for ways to stay engaged will find a dedicated activity center hosting daily programs that range from exercise groups to games and crafts. A library and computer lounge offers quiet space for reading, internet access, and email, and staff are available to assist those who need help using the equipment. These resources support cognitive stimulation and social interaction without residents having to leave the building.