Midland King's Daughters Home

Midland King's Daughters Home is an assisted living and nursing care community in Midland, Michigan, serving seniors since 1947. The facility offers a continuum of care ranging from assisted living with varying levels of support to 24-hour nursing care, with all medication management handled by nursing staff.

The community provides assistance with activities of daily living, on-site physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and nursing care. Staff support includes personal care, medication management, supervised bathing, and monitoring of medical conditions. Residents are offered wellness and exercise classes designed to promote mobility, strength, and independence.

Daily life includes delicious and nutritious meals prepared to meet individual tastes and dietary requirements, along with food, fun activities, and festive gatherings in sunny courtyards. The building was designed by architect Alden B. Dow and features two gorgeous courtyards with gardens and patios, rooms with large windows and built-in cabinets, and a chapel for quiet reflection and daily services.

Located in downtown Midland, the community is near neighborhood amenities including pickleball courts, parks, schools, shops, a band shell for live music, and numerous churches. Residents enjoy outings to local events such as minor league baseball games and other community gatherings throughout the area.

King's Daughters Home is a faith-based, not-for-profit organization. The community maintains a stable staff, with many caregivers having served for over a decade or more.