Yvette Ramírez, RN
Founder and director
Fourteen years as a hospital nurse in Midland before she built a day center around the shift schedule.
Our people
The people who keep the lights on
Nurses, therapists, aides, cooks and drivers who run three shifts so families can work theirs.
Our team
The crew
Marcus Odom, RN
Director of nursing
A former ICU nurse who runs three nursing shifts and every care plan.
Dr. Priya Raman, DPT
Therapy director
Priya runs the therapy gym and the stroke recovery groups.
Rosa Delgado, LMSW
Social worker
Rosa handles waivers, VA paperwork and the hard family conversations.
Toni Fields
Memory care lead
Toni runs the memory care room with music, patience and very good snacks.
Earl Pruitt
Activities and the shop
Thirty years as a pumper in the Permian. Now he runs the shop bench and the domino tournament.
Guadalupe Soto
Kitchen lead
Lupe cooks three meals a day on five diets and makes the Friday tamales from scratch.
Shawna Pierce
Lead aide, early shift
Shawna opens the doors at 5:30 and knows every member's coffee order.
Darnell Hayes
Lead aide, late shift
Darnell closes the floor at 7:30 and runs Friday movie night.
Javier Molina
Transportation lead
Javier runs four vans and two shifts of drivers across Midland County.
Sample family reviews
On the record
I work fourteen and seven on a rig in Reeves County. Permian is the only reason Mama can stay in her own house.
I'm a night-shift nurse. I drop Dad at 6:15 on the way home and pick him up after I sleep. He eats three meals there. He's gained back the weight he lost.
My husband was a pumper for thirty-five years. He and Earl rebuilt a generator at the shop bench. It runs better than mine.
Marcus noticed Mom's oxygen was dropping at lunch and called her pulmonologist. She was seen that afternoon.
Abuela talks with Lupe in the kitchen every Friday about tamales. It's the happiest she gets all week.
Saturday program. That's it. That's the review.
Priya had Dad walking the track without his walker four months after his stroke.
Rosa got Dad's VA benefit approved while I was out on a hitch. I didn't make a single call.
The daily text with a picture of Mom at bingo is the best part of my shift.
My wife has Alzheimer's and doesn't do well in crowds. The memory care room is quiet and Toni is a saint.
I can work overtime again without lying awake about Dad.
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.