Morningstar At Jordan

FAQs

Do you guys currently have a waitlist?

NO

Overview of Staff and Training

Mary Beth Bouhall is the Executive Director, with over 30 years in senior care. Brad Kilzer, MSJ Wellness Director, is an LPN with almost 5 years at the community. Jacqueline Jordan, Wellness Nurse, is an LPN with over 8 years at the community. George Ofori is the memory care coordinator and a certified dementia practitioner. Staff undergo initial orientation, monthly training on various topics, CPR, and first aid, along with Radiance and Lavender Sky program training.

Resources or Support Services for New Residents

New residents receive additional support, including escort services, activity invitations, and hourly check-ins by care managers if needed. Families can bring in home care services, and a reassessment is done within 30 days of arrival.

Transportation Services

Scheduled transportation is available on Tuesday and Thursday for doctor's appointments with 48-hour notice.

Dining Experience

The dining room offers restaurant-style dining from 8am-6:30 pm, with main meals at 8, 12, and 5pm. Residents can also order from the everyday menu outside these times.

Addressing Complaints or Issues

Residents or family can speak with Mary Beth Bouhall, the Executive Director, who is available Monday-Friday.

Cost of Living

Costs vary based on apartment size and care level, which is determined by assessment. Pricing information can be sent separately.

Communication with Residents' Families

Each neighborhood has coordinators and staff for day-to-day care communication. Families are reassessed within 30 days of moving in, and care conferences are scheduled. Family members can have admin team’s cell numbers.

Short-term or Respite Stays

Respite stays require a 30-day minimum in a fully furnished suite, costing $225 a day up to level 1 care, with an additional $25 per day per care level.

Pet-Friendly Community

Yes

Covid and Flu Vaccinations

Residents can receive Covid and flu vaccinations through 2 clinics in the fall, billed through insurance.

Aging in Place

Most residents can live out their life in the community, with hospice brought in when needed. Discharge may occur for skilled needs not provided by the community.