Midland King's Daughters Home

    2410 Rodd St, Midland, MI, 48640
    5.0 · 4 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Caring, skilled staff; pleasant grounds

    I'm impressed - the caring, professional, and responsive staff deliver attentive, skilled nursing with excellent teamwork and accurate medication management; the building is older and not very spacious, but the nice grounds, willingness to accommodate, excellent service and overall value make me comfortable recommending it to families.

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    5.00 · 4 reviews

    Overall rating

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    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • Caring, responsive staff
    • Attentive, individualized care
    • Willingness to accommodate resident needs
    • Professional, skilled nursing staff
    • Accurate medication management
    • Strong medical knowledge and teamwork
    • Friendly staff and individual attention
    • Good reputation and family recommendations
    • Nice grounds and outdoor areas
    • Great value / cost-effective care

    Cons

    • Older building
    • Limited / not very spacious facility or rooms

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in the reviews is strongly positive, with reviewers repeatedly highlighting the quality of care and the behavior of staff. Multiple summaries emphasize excellent, attentive, and caring service, and residents and families appear to feel that staff are both responsive and willing to accommodate individual needs. Comments about professional, skilled nursing and accurate medication lists point to reliable clinical practices and attention to important safety details.

    Staff-related themes are the most prominent across the reviews. Words and phrases that recur include caring, attentive, kind, professional, responsive, and willing to help. Reviewers note both clinical competence (skilled nursing, medical knowledge, accurate medication lists) and interpersonal strengths (individual attention, friendliness, teamwork). The combination suggests a staff culture that balances technical competence with personal attention, and reviewers explicitly identify teamwork as a positive trait, which supports coordination of care.

    Facility and environment receive mixed but generally favorable mention. The grounds are described as nice, which indicates pleasant outdoor spaces or landscaping. At the same time multiple reviewers note that the building is older and not as spacious, which could affect perceptions of physical comfort, modern amenities, or room sizes. These observations consistently appear as the primary concerns rather than complaints about care quality.

    Value and reputation are additional positive patterns. Reviewers describe the facility as a good value and note a good reputation, including explicit recommendations to families. Those endorsements, paired with the attention to medication accuracy and skilled nursing, reinforce an overall impression of trustworthy clinical care delivered in a compassionate manner.

    What is not present in the summaries is detailed commentary on dining, activities, or management practices beyond frontline staff performance. Reviews do not provide specifics about meals, recreational programming, billing practices, or administrative responsiveness, so no conclusions about those areas can be drawn from the provided summaries.

    In sum, the dominant themes are high-quality, compassionate, and responsive caregiving delivered by professional nursing staff who work well together, combined with a pleasant outdoor environment. The main limitation noted is the age and relative lack of spaciousness of the physical facility. Prospective residents and families looking for strong clinical care and individualized attention at a reasonable value would likely find Midland King's Daughters Home favorably reviewed, while those prioritizing modern architecture or larger living spaces should weigh the facility's older building and tighter space against its caregiving strengths.

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    About Midland King's Daughters Home

    Midland King's Daughters Home sits at 2410 Rodd St in Midland, MI, as a faith-based, nonprofit senior care community that's run by the International Order of King's Daughters and Sons, and you'll see that this is an older, one-story brick building with a pitched roof, large windows, and two courtyards filled with walking paths and gardens, plus an interior that feels warm thanks to colorful artwork, comfortable furniture, and sunrooms looking out to nice grounds, even if it's not quite as spacious as some newer places. This place offers both assisted living and skilled nursing care, so seniors get support for things like bathing, dressing, walking, and medication management, all while trying to keep their independence; they keep a round-the-clock nursing staff on hand and have therapists around for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, often under Medicare Part B when needed. The building splits into two main wings: the convalescent wing with 41 rooms, two wards, two apartments, and shared spaces like a chapel, dining room, beauty shop, a TV room, nurse's station, and its own enclosed porch; the ambulatory wing has 17 rooms, a few doubles, two apartments, its own nurse's station, and its own porch as well. Residents have access to handy amenities like a barber and beauty shop, storage lockers, a hobby and sewing room, meeting space, convenience store, thrift shop, library, air-conditioned rooms, Wi-Fi, and even a living room with a piano. People can enjoy movie nights, outings to local events, worship services, daily and resident-run activities, wellness classes, and group gatherings, all meant to help everyone stay active and make new friends. They're big on creating home-like routines, serving meals with a focus on taste and nutrition, taking dietary needs seriously, and encouraging everyone to join in on programs for mobility, strength, and fun. The staff get to know residents and greet visitors cheerfully, offering personalized attention with a strong focus on dignity, personal growth, and building friendships, and letters from families and reviews often mention how welcoming and helpful the staff are. Every room comes with its own telephone, large windows, and emergency call system, while residents benefit from 24-hour supervision, scheduled medications, help with daily routines, and support for things like diabetic or incontinence needs. The place runs tight on safety and health requirements, with inspections ensuring compliance and maintaining a proper caregiver-to-resident ratio. Residents can choose from assisted living rooms or small apartments, with the assisted living side serving up to 30 people and the nursing home holding 29, plus there's always flexibility as needs change, since support and services can be adjusted. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services make daily life easier, and the building is kept safe and accessible for those with more complex medical needs. As a nonprofit, it focuses on making people feel alive, joyful, and connected through both structure and a friendly, lively environment, making use of the building's Alden B. Dow design to promote comfort and well-being for each person who lives there.

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