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Ciara Quierrez Dir, Community RelationsWhenever I’m in conversations with seniors, it’s humbling to hear.... Whenever I’m in conversations with seniors, it’s humbling to hear their real wisdom and realize there’s no shortcut to finding it, except by living a long, rich life of discovery, learning what love truly means and how to make time for what matters most.Read More
Paul Gozon Executive DirectorWhen I consider the seniors who have had the most influence on me, I ...think of Dutch. 27 years ago when I was a caregiver in Willoughby, OH. Dutch was one of the residents who embraced me as his own. He was very thankful with every little thing. Caring for him made me realize that I make a difference. Albert Schweitzer once said: The purpose of human life is to serve, and to show compassion and the will to help others. My values align with those of MorningStar. When I read about its origins and Founder Ken Jaeger’s inspiration, it gave me goosebumps. Our mission says a lot about what we stand for as a company.Read More
Rosana Frias Asst Executive DirectorThe first senior I ever loved was Grandmother Anastacia, who I called... Abue. Hers was an unconditional love. She taught me respect, honesty, humility and to always work hard, but above all, to love and honor God. The memories that our seniors share help us to understand life, stimulate our development, and evaluate ourselves in a positive way.Read More
Bernadette Rosales Wellness DirectorSeniors teach me that life is short and precious, so we must enjoy an...d make the most of every day with loved ones, being grateful for the simple things. When first I researched MorningStar, I loved most on the website its declaration of a Mission to honor God in business practices and relationships and its “Radiance” brand standard of care.Read More
We can learn a lot from Eleanor Roosevelt. You can’t go back, nor can you see what is in front of you if you are always looking behind you. Keep your eyes forward, and take one step at a time. Have a wonderful week!
Kaydee is a part of our kitchen staff. She also happens to be a very talented painter. She was kind enough to start a painting class for our community. Our residents love her, and she loves teaching the class.
As a senior ages, it’s essential to keep an eye out for early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease or other forms of dementia. If you notice one or more signs in yourself or a loved one, speak with a doctor for personalized treatment and recommendations. For example, they might recommend memory exercises or suggest you look into memory care communities for later stages.
While a few memory lapses are just a normal part of aging, here are some of the common warning signs that elevate the situation and may, with medical verification, indicate the beginnings of Alzheimer’s Disease.
Click on the link below to find out more about the 10 Early Signs of Alzheimer's.
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As a senior ages, it’s important to keep an eye out for early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease or other forms of dementia. We at MorningStar Senior living work very hard to provide excellent care for every senior we are privileged to have to reside in our communities.
Our founder, Ken Jaeger, understands what seniors want. When asked, What do seniors essentially want? What do we all want? He responded, “To be valued at our core. To be seen as significant. To be looked squarely in the eyes and loved.”
That is what we strive to provide every day to all of our beloved seniors. Contact us today for more information about our communities.
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