News and Events

We are exploring the possibility of building an addition and renovating our facility to include more private rooms and a dementia unit.  Some of the ideas we discussed are in the presentation to the right.  You can download it and take a look.  Let us know what you think.

The original drawings are in the board presentation on the right and a couple additional drawings are in the mcmcf_scheme_b3... file to the right.  We seem to be leaning toward B3 right now.  What are your thoughts?
manistee_medical_care_facility_board_presentation_11.19.18.pdf
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mcmcf_scheme_b3__b4_12-11-18__4_.pdf
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Ryan A. Sullivan, M.D. is our new Medical Director
Ryan A. Sullivan is our Medical Director effective January 1, 2018. He is a Manistee native. Dr. Sullivan majored in Chemistry with a Biochemistry emphasis and minored in Mathematics at Hope College in Holland, Michigan before he attended Medical School at Wayne State University in Detroit where he graduated in 2002. He did his Residency at the Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies where he received Resident Teaching Awards for the 2002-2003 and the 2004-2005 academic years. He is a member of the American Medical Directors Association. Dr. Sullivan has been working at the Crystal Lake Clinic in Manistee since 2015. Prior to that, he was at West Shore Medical Center for ten years. In his free time, Dr. Sullivan enjoys downhill and cross country skiing, reading, hunting, fishing and assisting with Boy Scouts. We would like to thank our former Medical Director, Gerard Mahoney, D.O. for his three years of service to the Medical Care. He is leaving us to concentrate on his duties at Crystal Lake Clinics and his facilities in Frankfort, Michigan.
Grief Counseling is available upon request.

 Grief Support Services
Katie Gedraitis, Grief Support Service Manager
231-942-2791
kgedrait@hom.org
 
Volunteer Services
Deb Davis, Volunteer Services Coordinator
616-498-4550
ddavis@hom.org

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Corporate Compliance Hotline

723-2543 ext 304


Your call helps us to provide the best possible care for your loved one and all Manistee County Medical Care residents.

Who is the MCMCF Customer Concern, Corporate Compliance Hot line for?  
We encourage any resident, family member or visitor that wishes to express any concern to call.

How will my call be answered? 
The line rings directly to a voicemail box.  Messages that are left after business hours or weekends will be retrieved the next business day.

When I have a concern should I call the Hot Line first? 
For immediate concerns regarding a resident the facility encourages you to speak to a nurse first.

Why should I bother calling? 
We have the same goal as you do:  We want to deliver the best possible care for your loved one.  We can only do this when we work together.

Please leave your name and number along with the best time to reach you.  This is the best way to address a concern and resolve the issue to your satisfaction.

We are Smoke Free

The Manistee County Medical Care has joined Hospitals and Nursing Homes across the United States in an effort to become tobacco-free. As a health care organization, committed to the health and safety of our residents and staff, we have a responsibility to take a leadership role on this major health issue.

Since October 1995 the Manistee County Medical Care Facility has been a smoke free facility.  On January 1, 2009 the facility expanded its tobacco ban to the entire campus.  As of that date, no tobacco use of any kind will be permitted inside or outside of the facility. 

We are asking for your support in our tobacco-free initiative. Our decision to go tobacco-free is not an attempt to “force” anyone to quit smoking.  Rather, the tobacco-free initiative is a concrete way we can demonstrate our ongoing commitment to healthy living.

Tobacco, along with second hand smoke, is one of the leading causes of cancer and is the root cause of many illnesses and lost productivity.  Tobacco use in and around nursing homes poses health and safety risks for residents, employees and visitors.  

We appreciate your help and support in keeping our campus smoke free.