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Wild Root Florist Donates Flowers to Morning Pointe
Residents at The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence, Spring Hill recently received a sunny surprise from Wild Root Florist & Gift Shop.
Morning Pointe Resident Turns 107
Morning Pointe of Greeneville resident Katherine Anderson recently celebrated her 107th birthday.
Local Students Gift 80 Handmade Door-Hangers to Morning Pointe
Sisters Phoebe and Avery Gilligan surprised each of the residents of Morning Pointe of East Hamilton, Tennessee with a handmade butterfly door-hanger.
Student Volunteer Group Connects Local Seniors with Pen Pals
Although the COVID-19 pandemic has left some feeling isolated, a group of local high school students decided to reach out and give back during times of uncertainty.
Morning Pointe Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday
Morning Pointe of Lenoir City, Tennessee resident Helen Shipley recently marked her 100th birthday.
Virtual Caregiver Roundtable: Solutions for Financial Challenges
Join us for a live Webinar with First Horizon Wealth Management Group.
Morning Pointe Seniors Give Back to Sonoraville High Seniors
In light of the unusual circumstances created by the COVID-19 pandemic, the senior citizens at Morning Pointe of Calhoun assisted living community showed their support for another group of local seniors—the senior class at Sonoraville High School.
Morning Pointe Resident Celebrates 95th Birthday on July 4
Morning Pointe of East Hamilton (TN) resident Lucy Radar celebrated her 95th birthday on the Fourth of July.
Morning Pointe of Knoxville Associates Named Certified Dementia Practitioners
Morning Pointe of Knoxville and The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence, Knoxville, are proud to announce that three associates have been named Certified Dementia Practitioners by the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners.
Music Connects Mother and Daughter Despite Pandemic
Although the COVID-19 pandemic has left some feeling isolated, it has brought one memory care resident and her daughter closer together.
COVID-19 Pen Pal Spawns New Friendships
When the world shut down in the height of COVID-19, student Sydney Clements turned to what she knew best: community service. Clements is a 17-year-old junior at Franklin Community High School in Franklin, IN. As her classes turned online, she turned to pen and paper and reached out to Morning Pointe of Franklin (IN) about being a pen pal. Immediately, a letter writing campaign began. “Eleven names were given and she has been faithful about drawing them a picture and handwriting them a letter once a week,” explains Mary Beth Piland, life enrichment director at Morning Pointe of Franklin. “The residents in turn have written her as well.”
A Simple Surprise
Instead of reselling her old costume jewelry, one senior living associate found a way to give back to some of her favorite people, her residents at Morning Pointe Senior Living. If you know Kari Christopher, a life enrichment director at Morning Pointe of Knoxville...
