On November 5th my brother and I had to make the hard decision with our mother to go into Hospice care for cancer. My mother fought for 2 weeks in hospice and finally passed away and we couldn't have gotten through this very hard time as a family without this wonderful place and its staff. They took care of my mother so well and really made her last 2 weeks and ours with her so great. The Dr's, Chaplins, kitchen staff, and volunteers were great. The real heroes were the nursing staff and I honestly owe all the wonderful ladies that cared for my mom everything. Emily, Jodi, Sami, Dorothy, Autumn, Jodie, Kaylee, Melissa, Sarah, Michele, Elisa, and Ashley you all have a special place in my heart forever and I consider you all true angels. I can never thank you enough and bless all of you. If you have a loved one that needs hospice care please go to the hospice house it's simply amazing even under the hard and terrible circumstances they're needed for. read more

Spent almost 2 weeks here sitting with my brother. Everyone that I came in contact was very helpful and very caring for my brother. We couldn't have asked for better care. read more

Too many negative people work for Midland care. Some are good some are really bad at caring... I wish I can name names on here but it starts with transportation forcing people out of their will to ride the bus that isn't safe for certain elders. My best bet is to report them to the state. The transportation never calls for appointments and shows up whenever they want to take you to their unnoticed appointment. On and on issues go through the transportation lead and leaders of that category. I have talked numerous times to get this resolved and all they did is try to get me to agree with them that certain elders should ride the bus no matter their concerns or conditions... please don't give into them if they force you to ride the bus. It's unsafe.. the workers that work inside the center leave people by themselves through out the day. It's a pathetic thing to get into. Please don't get into Topeka pace program, you'll regret it. One star too many... read more

This review is way overdue. My Father peacefully passed away here years ago - but the peaceful memories still stay with me. The facility / hospice house is so lovely and the staff here was wonderful. I lived out of state - so when I came in to town, the facility would allow visits 24/7 which was nice - and parking was right outside the front door entrance. The staff was also accommodating of our wishes for my Dad's final days (including a visit from my Father's Siamese cat). I believe the hospice was a former dormitory of some sort, so the rooms were a nice size and well equipped for visiting friends and family. They also typically had meals or some sort of snack available in the kitchen. They occasionally also had musicians that would perform gentle music in their great room. All in all, the facility had a wonderful, gentle serenity and helped us through a difficult time with peace and dignity. read more

Extremely disappointed in my experience with this company. I was hopeful during the first two weeks of at home palliative services, but it soon turned extremely stressful. I never knew when they were coming or what goals we had in place. Speech therapy was ordered by my PCP, but no one came to see me for that. When my nurse thought a referral from my PCP for continued at home palliative care, my PCP and myself thought this would be very helpful. The stage of my health is precarious because of an ultra rare genetic syndrome. We felt that having more support would be beneficial. Living with an incurable condition is emotionally taxing. We were assured that I would be accepted to the program, but within a couple of weeks of the referral, a staff member named Laura called my PCP and said I was denied for safety reasons. After multiple attempts by several people as well as myself, I spoke to her. She denied saying anything about safety and blamed the nurse at my PCP office. She let me know that I was denied because I had no exact expiration date. We were told that an incurable ongoing serious medical condition was a qualification, but she said this was false. Her crass attitude and lack of compassion was shocking. Unfortunately, my overall experience with Midland has caused me more stress, pain and medical trauma. Not at all what I was expecting. read more

My father died in Nov of 2022, we used their services for less than 24 hrs and my mothers initial deposit covered our expenses and my credit card was given prior to my fathers passing incase any extra charges occurred. On Jan 18, 2023 they charged me $1500. I called, was refunded, apologized too and was promised that it wouldn't happen again. Now on May 18, 2023 they have charged me another $1500 without warning. I was very understanding the first time as mistakes happen, but after this second time I am very dissatisfied with the mishandling of my payment information. This is completely unacceptable business practices. read more

We used Midland's Thrive at Home to help my dad a few days a week. My dad is still able to live on his own but needed some help with bathing and light housekeeping. Because the Thrive at Home program requires you to book a 2-hour minimum stay, there should have been enough time for the CNA to help him take a bath and then do a few light chores. Let me stress; these were light chores. My dad has a regular house cleaner who deep cleans. Not only did my dad's CNA stop giving him adequate baths (she stopped washing his hair), she also didn't do any of the light housekeeping chores I asked her to accomplish. And it's not like my dad took up all of her time. He is very easy to help. He is entirely lucid, can transfer himself, and walk without assistance. He is just elderly, and so we wanted a bit of help a few days a week. After noticing that my dad was bathing on his own after she left and seeing that nothing was getting done around the house, I began to drop in during her visits. I consistently found her sitting on my dad's couch, eating his food, and playing on her personal phone (I know it was her personal phone because her work phone was usually charging on my dad's table). She didn't even talk to him while sitting there. She ate so much of his food! She would eat lunch and then pack herself dinner and take it with her. He started hiding food from her because she would help herself and take whatever she wanted. The fact that he had to hide his food breaks my heart! There were many days when NOTHING got accomplished. How can someone sit around and not do anything? It was time theft and seemed almost like elder abuse. Midland should be embarrassed that they allowed this person near an elderly person. If you get stuck with Midland, either stay with your loved one while they are at your home or get an indoor camera to monitor the situation. We are now using a different service, and things are so much better! I regret from the bottom of my heart bringing Midland into my dad's home. read more

Midland is incredible. Every set of the way they were there, even 1:30am calls got answered fast. Not enough good things to say about them during my grandmothers time in inhale hospice and even after her passing. Her nurse Dani was great, chaplain Anne was great. Midland was also used for my great grandfather and he stayed in a hospice home. Would recommend them anytime. read more

Dennis sheets came to Midland care hospice on August 8,2019. He was in a lot of pain the 8 days he was at the hospital. but by the time we came to see him at Midland care, he was out of pain and the staff was wonderful to him. I did not leave his side the whole time except to eat those yummy cookies and drinks that you provide everyone. I had the best experience of my life when he passed away thanks to his 3 angles who took care of him, nurse Lila and the 2 aids Lindsey and Ericia. I had K-Love on the day and half that Dennis was there and a month before he got hurt he finally excepted God as his lord and Savior. Just 2 minutes before he went home with Jesus nurse Lila came into the room and just looked at Dennis and told me to get his daughter on the phone. I put the phone up to his ear and she told him she loved him.then Lila said to watch his face he only has 1 minute left so I did this and when he left us His face went from a face of death to a happy face for 2 seconds and K -Love played the song I'm going home with Jesus at the very moment he went. I will never forget this moment it has got me through his passing. Thanks for all that you do for us. read more

Midland Care - Hospice Near Me - Topeka, Kansas

They offer great services, but are poorly managed. If you watch, you'll see tons of VPs, directors, and office people, but very few people doing the actual work. It's amazing that they can serve the public. I guess I'm surprised that they stay afloat. Seems that they waste a lot of money on titles that could be better used on services. read more