Discover engaging activities at Marjorie P. Lee that enhance memory care for residents with dementia and Alzheimer's.
Talking with a loved one about memory loss is never easy, but it’s a meaningful conversation to have if you’ve been noticing concerning symptoms. These tips can help you with your discussion.
Consider these four critical steps you and your family should take when a loved one gets a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or other dementia disorder.
In this post, we take a look at four ways you can be supportive during mom's short term rehab stay.
How do you find the short-term rehab center that's right be right for you? We're here to help you make that choice. We've created a checklist to help!
Find answers to the most common questions about paying for a parent's short-term rehabilitation.
Summer is a great time to explore the many senior-friendly things to do in Cincinnati—and this list will help you find the perfect activity.
Learn how to determine when it is safe to bring your aging parents home after the event of a stroke.
Memory care at Marjorie P. Lee provides dignity, respect, and a vibrant community where residents can truly thrive.
Knowing this knowledge in advance will help you make a wise decision when you are choosing a short term rehab facility for your loved one.
All ERS team members strive to make our residents feel like they're being cared for not by expert professionals but by people who seem like family.
Here are five dangers that mom may face at home that may indicate it’s time to consider finding a different living arrangement.
Marjorie P. Lee's Memory Care provides valuable friendships for residents, and also gives their loved ones peace of mind, so they can enjoy time together
Many myths surrounding memory care can negatively influence people’s decisions. Let’s look at a few of those myths and discuss the truth.
Aphasia is a senior healthcare issue that you and your loved one can face head on with our tip sheet.
At Marjorie P. Lee, our memory care goes beyond addressing the basics—it prioritizes creating a lifestyle that brings dignity, joy, and peace.
When the family gathers with elderly loved ones, look for warning signs that might indicate a need for intervention.
When you're planning the future for your aging parents, be sure to ask these five essential questions to get them proper care.
In this post, we take a look at four ways you can be supportive during your loved one's short term rehab stay.
Learn how to help you elderly parents at home in this post from the Cincinnati Senior Care Blog.
Aging is often accompanied by an array of physical, emotional, and mental changes that pose health and safety challenges to our elderly loved ones.
Learn about the differences between normal aging and abnormal aging so you'll know what to look for and when to intervene.
When it comes to boosting senior health and wellbeing, horticultural therapy is a powerful approach.
Gardening isn't just about planting seeds and watching them grow; it can provide a sense of peace and accomplishment.
How can memory care support help you avoid burnout? Professional support can help you shift from quantity time to quality time.
Four essential tips for choosing the best memory care home for your parent, focusing on certifications, staff ratios, safety features, and décor.
We promise families that their loved ones will never be asked to leave due to financial hardship.
Marjorie P. Lee offers specialized care and services for seniors to meet the unique needs of individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia.
Experts predict that the cost of Alzheimer’s and dementia will rise to a staggering $1.2 trillion by 2050.
Impactful Memory Care: SAIDO Learning® Memory Support therapy began more than a decade ago at the Marjorie P. Lee retirement community in Hyde Park. Residents say they feel a difference.
We provide a range of senior living options tailored to your preferences, empowering you to embrace the lifestyle of your choice.
We’d love to hear from you! Just reach out to our expert team and we’ll be happy to help you in any way we can.
