Midland Medical Lodge

Long-term care can include daily medical management and help with activities of daily living. Physicians oversee residents’ medical care alongside an interdisciplinary team of licensed professionals.

A restorative team works with the rehabilitation department to design individual programs that may include walking, strength building, range of motion, pain management, and group exercises.

For rehabilitation, the facility describes a family-centered therapy approach supported by clinical staff and treatment modalities.

Midland Medical Lodge identifies itself as a VA-contracted facility.

Families are encouraged to help create a living space that feels familiar by bringing items from home. The community also encourages interaction among families, residents, and staff.

An Activity Director and Assistant are on staff. Residents have the opportunity to take part in four to six activities each day, with examples including group cooking classes, church services, and physical activities.

Physical-wellness options include fitness routines, recreational sports, musical activities, and sensory-development exercises. The program describes these groups as supporting cardiovascular endurance, strength, balance, flexibility, healthy habits, and personal safety.

Intellectual activities can include problem-solving, educational resources, and cultural activities, with the stated aim of expanding residents’ knowledge and supporting cognitive function.

Emotional-wellness activities include music appreciation, musical-memory exercises, and creative-memory activities. Social programming includes mobile wellness visits, social storytelling, entertainment events, and celebrations.

Spiritual activities are based on each resident’s personal preferences. Vocational activities can include art projects, nature exploration, community involvement, and resident meetings, and are intended to help residents pursue past interests or develop new ones.