Overview of Midland King’s Daughters Home Midland King’s Daughters Home is a 30-bed nursing community at 2410 Rodd St in Midland, Midland County, Michigan. Founded in 1947, the facility has maintained continuous operations for nearly 80 years. It offers assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care services, with on-site rehabilitation services and respite care. The facility has 24-hour nursing staff and holds a regular license. It has been recognized locally as the best assisted living and nursing home in Midland.
The regulatory record demonstrates clean compliance with state requirements. A renewal inspection on June 29, 2023, by Michigan’s Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs documented zero deficiencies and confirmed consistent operational standards throughout the facility. No enforcement actions, fines, license suspensions, or complaint investigations are documented in the available record.
Chapel services and religious programming support the community’s faith-based orientation. Structured programs include individualized Levels of Care, customized Dining & Menu planning, and a Calendar & Life Enrichment program with regular activities and socializing. Residents enjoy a sunroom with large television for movies, a living room with piano for entertainment, two landscaped courtyards with walking paths, and huge windows throughout every room bringing in natural light. Individual storage units, on-site beauty and barber services, linens, laundry, and housekeeping support daily living.
Three nutritious meals and snacks are prepared daily on-site to accommodate dietary tastes and requirements.
Midland King’s Daughters Home fits residents seeking skilled nursing, assisted living, or memory care in a faith-centered, community-oriented environment with structured programming and deep institutional roots in Midland County.