HOSPITALS

Several hospitals have been built and continue to be operated by The King's Daughters and Sons. The King's Daughters Hospital and Health Services in Madison, Indiana, is a not-for-profit 115 bed facility and contains Radiation and Medical Oncology, the Diabetes Care Center and the Wound Ostomy Continence Therapy Clinic.The hospital also owns and operates The Madison Clinic and Madison Internal Specialists.

The King's Daughters Hospital in Brookhaven, Mississippi began as a small hospital in 1913, growing to a modern 137 bed facility with an additional coronary intensive care unit.

The King's Daughters Hospital, Madison, Indiana
C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, Ann Arbor, Michigan
The King's Daughters Hospital, Brookhaven, Mississippi
The King's Daughters Hospital, Greenville, Mississippi
The King's Daughters Hospital, Yazoo City, Mississippi
Sheltering Arms Rehabilitation Hospital, Richmond, Virginia
Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters, Inc, Norfolk, Virginia
Silver Cross Hospital, Joliet, Illinois

Although ownership and management of some hospitals has been released, The King's Daughters and Sons continue their support.

HOMES AND APARTMENTS

The King's Daughters and Sons Apartments in Ottawa, Ontario is a 70-unit apartment building which provides low rent facilities to senior citizens. The building is situated in a select residential area, and is surrounded by shady lawns and gardens.

APARTMENTS

• The King's Daughters Apartments, Frankfort, Kentucky
• The King's Daughters and Sons Apartments, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

HOMES

• Friendship Manor, Rock Island, Illinois
• The King's Daughters and Sons Home for Aged, Fort Madison, Iowa
• The King's Daughters Home for Old People, Burlington, Iowa
• The King's Daughters and Sons Home, Inc, Louisville, Kentucky
• The King's Daughters and Sons Home for Aged Men and Women, Ashland, Kentucky
• The King's Daughters Home, Bangor, Maine
• The King’s Daughters and Sons Home for the Aged in Norfolk
County, Inc. dba Pond Home, Wrentham, Massachusetts
• The King's Daughters and Sons Home for the Aged, Midland, Michigan
• The King's Daughters and Sons Home Rescue Home, Natchez, Mississippi
• Silver Cross Home, Brookhaven, Mississippi
• The Bessie J. Taylor Home, Greenville, Mississippi
• The Martha Coker Convalescent Home, Yazoo City, Mississippi
• Yazoo City Group Home, Yazoo City, Mississippi
• The King's Daughters and Sons Rest Home, Meridian, Mississippi
• The King's Daughters Home for Elderly Women, Mexico, Missouri
• The King's Daughters Home, Sommerville, New Jersey
• The King's Daughters and Sons Home, Dansville, New York
• The King's Daughters Home, Durham, North Carolina
• Maplecrest Assisted Living Home, Bucyrus, Ohio
• The King's Daughters and Sons Nursing Home, Durant, Oklahoma
• Moravian King's Daughters Home, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
• Mattie Raysor Home, Orangeburg, South Carolina
• The King's Daughters and Sons Home, Memphis, Tennessee
• The King's Daughters Home, Saint Albans, Vermont

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