Private pay
Full and half-day rates, three meals and the van included, billed monthly.
For families
Family resources
Drop-off windows, the daily report, paying for care, the calendar and the menu.
For families
For the family at home
How the day works when you work long shifts.
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Drop-off windows
Doors open at 5:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m. Saturdays run 7 to 5.
- 02
Hitch scheduling
Send us your rotation and we'll schedule days and vans around it.
- 03
The daily report
A text or app message every afternoon with meals, vitals, mood and a photo.
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Medicines
Send day-time doses in pharmacy bottles. Our nurses log every one and flag refills.
Insurance & payment
Paying for the day
Our social worker checks every option with you, even if you're calling from the rig.
Texas Medicaid programs
Home and community-based programs can cover adult day for members who qualify.
VA benefits
Adult day health care is a VA benefit for eligible veterans. We help you apply.
Long-term care insurance
Many policies include adult day. We fill out the forms.
Activities & dining
This week on the floor
A sample week. The full calendar goes out by text every Sunday night.
Mon
- Early coffee and the paper
- Forty-two tournament
Tue
- Shop bench
- Stroke recovery group
Wed
- Computer bar: video calls
- Karaoke
Thu
- Art table
- Balance class
Fri
- Tamale lunch
- Movie night until 7:30
Sat
- Saturday cookout
- Dominoes and bingo
- Family visiting afternoon
Good to know
Straight answers
What is adult day health?
A licensed daytime program with nursing, therapy, meals and activities for adults who live at home but shouldn't be alone all day.
Why are you open 5:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.?
Because Midland works shifts. We set our hours so oil-field, hospital and plant families can drop off before work and pick up after.
Can Dad come only during my hitch?
Yes. Tell us your rotation and we'll schedule his days around it. Many families use us more heavily during hitches.
Who is a good fit?
Adults living with dementia, recovering from a stroke or surgery, managing diabetes, heart failure or COPD, or isolated at home. A nurse assesses every new member.
How do families pay?
Privately by the day or half day, or through VA benefits, long-term care insurance and Texas Medicaid programs for those who qualify. Medicare generally does not cover adult day.
What area do the vans cover?
Midland County, including Greenwood and the ranches out toward Stanton. Ask about Odessa pickups.
Do you serve supper?
Yes. Members who stay late get breakfast, lunch and supper.
Is there a nurse there all day?
Three nurses work every shift, from opening to closing.
Can my mother get therapy here?
Yes, with a doctor's order. Our therapists are on site Monday through Friday.
What about memory care?
Members living with dementia spend part of the day in a smaller room with its own staff, and join the floor for meals and music.
Do you have bilingual staff?
Yes, on every shift.
Can members use the shop tools?
Yes, at a supervised bench, one member at a time.
What happens in an emergency?
Our nurses respond right away. We call 911 first if needed, then you.
Can Mom shower here?
Yes, in our shower suite with a trained aide.
Do you close for weather?
Only for ice that closes Midland ISD. We call every family by 4:30 a.m.
Can we drop in?
Any time we're open.
Can we try a day first?
Yes. The first day is free, meals and the van included.
Doors open at 5:30. Coffee's already on.
Book a tour any day we're open, or bring your parent for a free day with breakfast, lunch and the van.