Primrose Retirement Community of Midland stays open all day and night every day of the week, providing several options for senior living like independent living, assisted living, and memory care, plus skilled nursing and continuing care, so people can get more help if their needs change. The campus has spacious floor plans, including private assisted living apartments starting at $5,740 a month and two-bedroom, two-bathroom independent townhome villas with a garage, all-season room, and covered porch on a short-term lease starting at $5,095 a month. The community allows pets and offers a safe memory care neighborhood with 24 private studios between 350 and 450 square feet for residents living with Alzheimer's or other dementia, and these rooms come with handcrafted meals, weekly housekeeping and laundry, and 24/7 staff support.
Residents get access to a lot of common areas like a TV lounge, a fireplace lounge, outdoor patios, a movie theater, a library, a bistro coffee shop, a wellness center, and a beauty salon, so there are different places to relax or join in the many daily activities. Nursing staff are always on-site, and there are emergency response and rapid nurse-call systems, regular wellness checks, and onsite therapy like speech, occupational, and physical therapy. Primrose uses Primrose Telehealth for doctor appointments and offers scheduled transportation for outings and errands. There's help with medication, bathing, and dressing for people who need it, but everyone gets a chance to stay as independent as possible with support only when needed.
Dining is a big part of life at Primrose, and meals are made fresh by an executive chef with different options, including steaks and house-smoked ribs. There's an Artisan Dining Experience, and residents eat in comfortable settings that feel like home. Memory care at Primrose has its own Silver Lace Memory Care program and focuses on each person's needs and routines, offering a safe environment with activities, a memory care calendar, and specialized programs that aim to keep people engaged and help their minds stay active.
Community life includes social events, book clubs, fitness classes, gardening, worship in a chapel, outings in the van, and educational programs. There are daily wellness programs with calendars, and residents can join in as much or as little as they want. The Memory Care Mission guides staff to treat each person with respect while helping them live as well as possible. Primrose provides respite services, regular communication with family and doctors, and all utilities except telephone and internet included. There are virtual tours online for people who want to see the community without visiting in person. The place aims to help people find companionship, comfort, and care that fits what each person needs as they get older, and it does all that without rushing anybody or making things complicated.
