The Lantern at Morning Pointe, East Hamilton - Memory Care

01/14/2026

Sometimes a life change begins with a moment of uncertainty — and turns into something unexpectedly good. 🧡

In this week’s Understanding Senior Living story, John shares how his family came to Morning Pointe Senior Living during a stressful, uncertain season after his mom’s injury. What was meant to be a short stay became something much more meaningful. 🦋

For his mom, Dotty, it wasn’t just the support that made the difference — it was having people to eat with, talk with, laugh with, and build friendships alongside. For John, it was knowing she was surrounded by a team who truly knows her and cares about her well-being every day.

This story is about connection, community, and the peace of mind that comes when you realize your loved one isn’t just safe — they’re truly supported.

👉 Read John and Dotty’s full story and watch their journey here: https://ow.ly/YhP150XU3nf

01/13/2026

Quiet creativity and meaningful moments 🎨💙

Our Lantern residents spent time watercolor painting, using soft colors and gentle brushstrokes to express themselves in a calm, relaxed setting. Activities like this encourage self-expression, support fine motor skills, and create gentle opportunities for connection and focus in the moment.

These peaceful, purposeful experiences are part of everyday life at Morning Pointe Senior Living.

To learn more about how life enrichment programs support creativity, engagement, and well-being at Morning Pointe Senior Living, visit: https://bit.ly/morningpointe-lifeenrichment

01/13/2026

Big news in the memory care conversation! 🧠✨

We’re proud to share that Beth Janney, RN, Corporate Director of Memory Care at Morning Pointe Senior Living, has been selected to speak at the 2026 Optimal Aging Conference. 🗣️

Beth will lead a breakout session titled Communication Throughout the Cognitive Spectrum, sharing practical insight from her day-to-day work supporting Lantern memory care teams and families as communication evolves throughout the memory care journey. Her session takes place on April 16, 2026.

We’re honored to see Beth’s expertise and heart for memory care represented at this important conference.

👉 Read more about the announcement here: https://ow.ly/u9SC50XWgMj

👀 Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the big conference!

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — January 12, 2026 — Beth Janney, RN, Corporate Director of Memory Care for Morning Pointe Senior Living, has been selected to speak at the 2026 Optimal Aging Conference, a national gathering focused on advancing thoughtful, practical approaches to aging well. Janney’s breako...

01/12/2026

Wisdom worth sharing 💬💜

We asked our Lantern residents a thoughtful question: “What advice would you give to a parent raising teenagers?” Their answers sparked meaningful conversation and plenty of reflection. Many of our residents have raised children themselves, making this topic familiar, personal, and deeply meaningful.

Moments like these give residents the chance to feel valued, respected, and purposeful—while reinforcing identity, memory, and connection at Morning Pointe Senior Living.

To learn more about how memory care programming supports purpose, connection, and meaningful engagement at Morning Pointe Senior Living, visit: https://bit.ly/morningpointe-memorycare

01/11/2026

For many older adults, the hesitation around assisted living isn’t about care — it’s about identity. 🤍
“I’m not there yet” often really means I still know who I am, and I don’t want to lose that.

At Morning Pointe Senior Living, we see this every day. Support doesn’t have to replace independence — it can protect it. When daily life starts to feel heavier, the right kind of support can help people hold onto their routines, choices, and sense of self. 🌿

This week’s Understanding Senior Living post explores why imagining assisted living can feel so hard — and how planning earlier can actually preserve autonomy instead of taking it away.

▶️ Read the full article here and watch the video below to learn more: https://ow.ly/6KTH50XSGv2

01/08/2026

Postcards and meaningful connections at The East Hamilton Lantern. ✈️💙
As part of Morning Pointe in Motion, our Lantern residents virtually traveled to Naples, Italy by writing postcards to loved ones — sharing imagined adventures, warm greetings, and special reflections. This simple activity supports creativity, fine motor skills, and emotional connection, while reminding residents that their stories and relationships still matter deeply.

To learn more about how we bring the world to our residents through Morning Pointe in Motion, visit: https://bit.ly/morningpointe-mpinmotion

01/07/2026

Music has a way of bringing everyone together. 🎶💜
We enjoyed a joyful music session with Mr. Barkey, whose live performance filled the room with warmth and energy. Residents happily joined in by playing tambourines and other instruments, creating meaningful moments of connection, movement, and shared rhythm.

To learn more about volunteering and sharing your talents with residents at Morning Pointe Senior Living, visit: https://bit.ly/morningpointe-volunteer

01/06/2026

Rainy days are better with puppy cuddles. 🐶💙
Our residents loved a sweet visit from Hazel, who brought plenty of tail wags, playtime, and smiles all around. Thanks to Resident Assistant Abby for sharing her adorable pup and brightening the day—puppy energy and all! Moments like these remind us how powerful simple joy can be.

To learn more about compassionate, connection-centered memory care at Morning Pointe Senior Living, visit: https://bit.ly/morningpointe-memorycare

01/05/2026

No passport required! 🍽️🌍
This year, Morning Pointe in Motion is celebrating A Year of Flavor, and we’re starting in Naples, Italy, the birthplace of Neapolitan pizza. 🍕🇮🇹

Morning Pointe in Motion is our virtual travel experience, giving residents the opportunity to explore new places through food, culture, history, and shared conversation — all from the comfort of their Morning Pointe community.

Want to get involved or learn more? Reach out to your Activity Director to see how you can join in or even share your own travel stories along the way.

To learn more about Morning Pointe in Motion, visit: https://bit.ly/morningpointe-mpinmotion

01/04/2026

Choosing assisted living is a big step — and it comes with a lot of questions. 🤔
Families often tell us they didn’t realize how care and services may differ from community to community until they started looking closer. At Morning Pointe Senior Living, we believe peace of mind comes from understanding how care, support, and oversight work not just today, but as needs change over time.

Our latest Understanding Senior Living blog walks through the questions worth asking, what truly supports aging in place, and how to feel more confident when comparing options for someone you love. 💙

📖 Read more here: https://ow.ly/iR2Z50XQkQ6

01/03/2026

A sweet way to start the New Year together. 🍪✨
Our residents kicked things off with homemade jam cookies — and the experience was just as special as the treats themselves. One of our cooks, Gale, shared a live cookie-making demonstration, inviting residents to learn the process, help shape the dough, and take part in creating something delicious from start to finish. The cookies were enjoyed throughout the community, making the first day of the year feel warm, shared, and full of smiles. A heartfelt thank you to Gale and our residents for such a sweet start to the year. 💙

To learn more about the dining experiences that bring comfort, creativity, and connection to each day at Morning Pointe Senior Living, visit: https://bit.ly/morningpointedining