Greentree of Hubbell Rehabilitation and Health

Greentree of Hubbell Rehabilitation and Health, situated at 52225 B Avenue in Hubbell, Michigan, serves residents of the Keweenaw Peninsula with dedicated skilled nursing and rehabilitative care in the heart of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Hubbell is a close-knit village in Houghton County with deep ties to the region's storied copper mining heritage, and Greentree provides a critical care resource for seniors and families in this tight-knit northern community. The surrounding Copper Country region is rich with history and natural beauty. Families visiting residents can explore nearby Quincy Mine National Historic Landmark in Hancock, take in the sweeping views of Portage Lake, or stroll through the charming college-town streets of Houghton — home to Michigan Technological University. The iconic lift bridge connecting Houghton and Hancock is a beloved local landmark. For outdoor enthusiasts, McLain State Park along Lake Superior's shore and the extensive trail systems of the Copper Country State Forest offer stunning scenery year-round. For acute medical needs, UP Health System – Portage in Hancock serves as the regional hospital for Houghton County, providing emergency, surgical, and specialty services a short distance from Greentree's campus. This proximity allows care teams to coordinate efficiently with hospital-based physicians when medically necessary. Greentree of Hubbell is operated as a for-profit corporation with a focus on meeting the essential care needs of Upper Peninsula residents who might otherwise have to travel significant distances for skilled nursing services. In a rural region where healthcare access can be challenging, Greentree's presence represents a vital community resource — offering 24-hour nursing care, rehabilitation therapy, and long-term residential support within the familiar landscape of home.