THE MANORS in Saginaw

The Manors
FACTS

McBrite Manor - The ultimate in independent living
2825 Wieneke Road - Saginaw, MI 48603 (click here for map)
(989) 791-1831 phone
(989) 791-1662 -fax

Amenities:

  • Private apartments

  • All apartments on ground level
  • Housekeeping & laundry services
  • Elegant Interiors featuring original artwork
  • 24 Hour staffing
  • Recreational, social and cultural activities
  • Delicious home-cooked meals
  • Scheduled transportation
  • Religious services
  • Several apartment options
  • Private porches
  • Garages and storage spaces
  • Libraries throughout

General Information:

  • 103 Private Apartments:

    • 25 Studio apartments, 350-395 sq. ft.
    • 76 One-Bedroom Apartments, 624-768 sq. ft.
    • 4 Two-Bedroom apartments, 1152 sq. ft.
  • Located on 7.4 acres
  • Total building area 98,455 sq. ft.
  • Built in 1986

Shattuck Manor - Assisted living at its finest
5935 Shattuck Road - Saginaw, MI 48603 (click here for map)
(989)792-7979 phone
(989) 792-2718 fax

Amenities:

  • Private luxurious apartments

  • Cable television
  • Three meals served daily
  • Planned activities and programs
  • 24 hour emergency call system
  • Transportation service
  • Housekeeping and laundry services
  • All utilities (phone not included)
  • Massage therapy
  • Medication reminders
  • Styling salon
  • Individually controlled heat & a/c

General Information:

  • 140 Private Rooms with baths and kitchenettes

  • Room size - approximately 600 sq. ft.
  • All brick building, ground and second floor levels
  • Located on 11.2 acres
  • Total building area: 115,959 sq. ft.
  • Built over a six year period: 1993-1999

Meadow View Manor - A community for those who suffer memory loss
5939 Shattuck Road - Saginaw, MI 48603 (click here for map)
(989)-497-7800 phone

Amenities:

  • Life skills activities

  • Home like setting
  • Private accommodations
  • Monitoring 24 hours
  • Housekeeping services
  • Daily activities
  • Personal laundry
  • Quiet meal times
  • Beauty and barber salon
  • Secured & monitored exterior door
  • Enclosed outside courtyard

General Information:

40 Private Rooms
4 "Neighborhoods" with 10 rooms each
All brick building, on ground level
Located on 7.1 acres
Total building area: 38,100 sq. ft.
Full basement
Built 2001-2002

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For further information, contact: David Gehm at 989-652-3470
April 30, 2004

Lutheran Homes to Acquire The Manors
Acquisition Makes LHM Largest in Tri-Cities, 5th Largest in Michigan for Non-Profits with Residential Senior Services

Frankenmuth, Michigan - Lutheran Homes of Michigan (LHM), headquartered in Frankenmuth, announced today it will acquire The Manors, a three-unit senior living campus in Saginaw.

Lutheran Homes of Michigan is a non-profit, Christian agency that provides residential living and skilled home care services to hundreds of seniors in Michigan. LHM offers services in Michigan through three nursing/assisted living facilities; a low-income housing complex; two home health care agencies; and a hospice organization.

The acquisition includes McBrite Manor, a facility for independent seniors that has 103 private apartments; Shattuck Manor, with 140 private apartments and some services for seniors who need assistance with daily activities; and Meadow View Manor, a home-like community for 40 seniors who suffer from memory loss.

With The Manors, LHM will have the capacity to provide residential services to an additional 300 seniors in Michigan. This significant growth makes the organization the largest non-profit provider of residential services for seniors in the Tri-Cities, and ranks it fifth in Michigan. LHM will be in the Top 100 nationwide. No other organization in the Saginaw area provides such a complete array of senior care services - from home care and hospice to senior apartments, assisted living, skilled nursing, rehab and dementia care.

"Lutheran Homes of Michigan has been entrusted with an awesome responsibility to continually reflect Christian values in compassionate service to our elderly," said David Gehm, President and Chief Executive Officer of LHM. "The addition of The Manors, a respected campus of senior apartments, is a natural extension of our services. The purchase also is perfectly aligned with LHM's strategic direction, which calls for a diversified portfolio of senior housing for the elderly at all stages of need.

LHM is acquiring The Manors campus from the Dr. Samuel and Patricia Shaheen family, long-time developers and community leaders.

Dr. Shaheen stated, "I've decided to slow down. Lutheran Homes of Michigan is a good match for The Manors. We are very pleased that an organization with the history and reputation of Lutheran Homes will continue the high quality for which The Manors is knows. They are a Christian, non-profit healthcare provider that will have the same commitment to our staff and residents that we have had. Others have pursued the purchase of our incomparable senior housing complex, but my family did not feel they were worthy. The Shaheen family is committed to aiding LHM with a successful transition and with the least possible disruption to our dedicated staff and our extended family of resident."

"The more we learned about the Manors, and the commitment to quality the Shaheen family has demonstrated, the more respect we gained for all they have accomplished at the Manors," Gehm said.

According to Gehm, the acquisition will be finalized May 1, 2004. He also said residents and staff of The Manors should not be affected by the sale.

"Our efforts over the next several months will be devoted to integrating The Manors into the mission and philosophy of Lutheran Homes," Gehm said. "As importantly, we will be focused on maintaining the high quality of service and care that residents have come to expect from The Manors."

For additional information, contact David Gehm at 989-652-3470 or visit LHM online at www.LHMINC.org.

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About the Acquisition

  • LHM will purchase The Manors from the Dr. Samuel H. Shaheen family of Saginaw.

  • Closing date for the purchase is scheduled for May 1, 2004.

  • The acquisition includes all three facilities of The Manors (McBrite Manor, Shattuck Manor and Meadow View Manor).

  • The purchase makes LHM the largest non-profit provider of residential senior services in the Tri-Cities.

  • With The Manors, LHM will be the only provider in the Saginaw area to offer a complete array of senior care services - from home care and hospice to senior apartments, assisted living, skilled nursing and dementia care.

  • The acquisition nearly doubles the size of LHM operations in the state

  • Upon close of the transaction, LHM will be ranked 5th in Michigan and in the Top 100 in the nation for non-profit organizations with senior living units.

  • LHM will have more than 800 employees in Michigan.

  • The agency will have more than 630 senior living units upon closing, as about 300 units are added from The Manors.

  • LHM also serves nearly 800 seniors through home care and hospice programs each year.

  • LHM logs more than 14,000 volunteer hours each year.

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