There are ways to ease the stress when communicating with a person you love who has dementia
Hannah McCarren has been a longtime friend of elders. She's the new memory support household coordinator at Marjorie P. Lee. Here's a Q&A with her.
Marjorie P. Lee Retirement Community has its own store, a long-time tradition that has new life in 2022.
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As a dementia caregiver, it’s helpful to know more about the disease your loved one is living with so you can more effectively fulfill their needs.
We go above and beyond to help residents of our memory care neighborhoods stay engaged and live purposefully.
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Recognizing where the person you love seems to be in their journey with dementia can help you understand the level of memory care they require.
We’ve compiled some resources that offer answers – and hope – for those who are looking for memory care solutions in Cincinnati.
There are more resources to pay for memory support services than you might think.
Meet three of our residents and see how they embrace the idea of purposeful living in their daily lives here at our premier retirement community.
Learn how events and activities support positive aging — not just for memory support residents, but for everyone at Marjorie P. Lee.
Here are a few simple ways to make your loved one with dementia comfortable and have more positive interactions.
Caregiving and celebrating the holidays look a little different in 2020. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t all still have a nice time this holiday season!
There are many strategies that can improve the quality of interactions you had with your older loved one; it just takes some practice and patience.
Training can make interactions with seniors living with dementia or other cognitive disorders more positive.
Memory care helps people with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease achieve more positive outcomes and helps caregivers cherish every moment with their loved ones.
We recently sat down with long-time ERS team member, Anthony Williams, to discuss his new role at Marjorie P. Lee.
Majorie P. Lee leverages the Center’s knowledge and expertise to offer exceptional memory care services.
Memory care communities tend to get a bad reputation. If your loved one has been diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s, understand that these ideas are actually just myths.
We provide a range of senior living options tailored to your preferences, empowering you to embrace the lifestyle of your choice.
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