Overview of Traditions of Saginaw – West Traditions of Saginaw, West is a 100-bed assisted living facility at 5155 McCarty Road in Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan, operated by Sabra Midwest Operations V, LLC. It provides independent living, assisted living, and memory care with 24-hour staffing, rehabilitation services, and respite care. Heritage Cottages housing 60 single-occupancy units and 40 double-occupancy units serve as the residential framework.
Amenities include housekeeping, maintenance, restaurant-style dining with fresh ingredients, fitness center, salon, scheduled transportation, and social activities. A pet-friendly policy, emergency response systems, state-of-the-art security, linen service, and included utilities round out resident accommodations.
Regulatory performance shows meaningful improvement between opening and recent renewal. The facility’s inspection record spans two years since 2023 and includes five total deficiencies at 2.5 annually, 52 percent below Michigan’s state average of 5.2 per year. The March 13, 2024, renewal inspection of 40 residents and 7 staff found the facility in substantial compliance with applicable public health code and administrative rules. The inspectors recommended a regular license without deficiencies.
The facility’s September 8, 2023, original licensing revealed five deficiencies that required corrective action.
Exhaust ventilation in certain rooms was connected to light switches and did not function continuously; refrigerator and freezer temperatures exceeded required limits; food records were not maintained properly by the facility’s chef; building maintenance fell short, with the game room ceiling left incompletely repaired; fire safety certification for the sauna remained uncertain. Each deficiency was addressed through documented corrective action plans, leading to the determination of substantial compliance and issuance of a temporary license for 100 beds.
No complaint investigations, fines, or enforcement actions appear in the records. The license.
It is advised that interested parties request documentation of corrective actions completed for ventilation, temperature monitoring, food record procedures, building maintenance standards, and fire safety certification, and confirm current food handling practices and kitchen documentation protocols directly with facility staff before enrollment.
Families should verify that all five deficiencies identified during the September 2023 original licensing have remained resolved since the March 2024 renewal inspection.
