One month after a devastating tornado forced the shutdown of two Morning Pointe Senior Living communities in Chattanooga, associates and families of The Lantern Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence on Shallowford Rd. are continuing to support each other. The leadership team is planning a virtual support group as they work to stay in touch and help each other following the tornado, and in the middle of COVID-19.
Thank you Hamilton County for the outpouring of donations for our residents and associates following the Easter night tornado that hit Morning Pointe of Chattanooga and The Lantern Alzheimer’s communities.
“I’m thankful there was another Morning Pointe that I could come to.” Safe and settled now in her new apartment at Morning Pointe of East Hamilton, 82-year-old Rena Miller talks about that frightening Easter night when a tornado forced her and the rest of her neighbors to flee their home at Morning Pointe of Chattanooga.
Goodbye Hampton Inn Chattanooga-Ooltewah and Embassy Suites Chattanooga – Hamilton Place Our caregiver heroes are ready for the next phase of tornado recovery in the middle of COVID-19! Morning Pointe of Chattanooga and The Lantern Alzheimer’s associates...
April 20, 2020 — Morning Pointe Senior Living has announced that it has closed both tornado-damaged properties on Shallowford Road for the foreseeable future as they rebuild. Morning Pointe of Chattanooga and The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Center of...
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn (April 17, 2020) — Late on Easter Sunday/early Monday morning, April 12, 2020, an EF-3 tornado swept through Chattanooga, causing significant damage to both Morning Pointe of Chattanooga and The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s...
