Midland Group Construction specializes in what most general contractors avoid: construction in fully occupied senior living communities. We're a full-service general contractor with deep expertise in capital improvements and comprehensive renovations. We understand that your residents never stop living. Our occupied renovation process — built around phased scheduling, noise management, and resident communication — keeps your community running while we improve it.
Building in an occupied senior community isn't just construction—it's healthcare facility management. Residents don't leave during demolition. Dining services continue through kitchen renovations. Memory care wings remain operational while we upgrade HVAC systems overhead. This requires a fundamentally different approach than traditional commercial construction.
Our teams plan work in phases that align with community schedules, stage materials to minimize hallway disruption, and maintain infection control protocols that protect immunocompromised residents. We coordinate with dietary staff, activities directors, and nursing teams to ensure our presence enhances the facility without compromising care or daily operations.
We renovate and manage capital improvements for:
- Assisted Living and Memory Care Facilities
- Independent Living Communities
- Skilled Nursing Facilities
- Full Continuum of Care and Retirement Community Campuses
As America's senior population grows, the demand for modern, accessible facilities has never been higher. We help communities evolve their physical spaces to meet current care standards while creating environments where residents live safely, comfortably, and with dignity.
OCCUPIED SENIOR HOUSING
1. Phased Planning
Staged Work: Projects are divided into phases that align with the community’s daily schedule, allowing residents to continue their routines with minimal interference.
Prioritization: Critical areas are tackled first to ensure essential services remain uninterrupted.
2. Collaboration with Facility Staff
Communication: Regular coordination with dietary staff, nursing teams, and activity directors helps synchronize schedules and operations.
Feedback: Gathering input from staff and residents allows for adjustments that enhance comfort and minimize disruption.
3. Material Management
Staging Materials: Materials are staged in designated areas to reduce congestion in hallways and common areas.
Efficient Logistics: Deliveries are timed to avoid peak activity hours, ensuring smooth operations.
4. Infection Control Protocols
Safety Measures: Strict protocols are in place to protect immunocompromised residents, including air quality management and sanitation practices.
Barrier Systems: Temporary barriers may be erected to contain dust and noise, creating a safer environment.
5. Dedicated Project Management
On-Site Supervision: Experienced project managers oversee daily activities, ensuring adherence to schedules and addressing any resident concerns promptly.
Resident Communication: Keeping residents informed about the renovation process fosters trust and eases anxiety.
6. Flexible Work Hours
Off-Peak Work: Adjusting work hours to avoid busy times helps maintain a peaceful atmosphere.
7. Focus on Resident Experience
Enhancing Amenities: Renovations are designed to improve the living environment, ensuring that residents can enjoy upgraded facilities without feeling displaced.
Engagement Activities: Providing alternative activities during work hours keeps residents engaged and distracted from ongoing renovations.
These strategies reflect Midland Group Construction’s commitment to prioritizing residents' well-being while delivering high-quality renovations.