Morning Pointe of Powell provides different types of care on a single level, covering about 55,000 square feet on ten acres, with both assisted living and a memory care wing for Alzheimer's care called The Lantern, and what you find is a setting where they try to help people keep their independence, supporting them as their needs change with age, and the focus stays on dignity and making life better in a calm, home-like place where the staff understands and respects each resident's history and preferences, and the apartments, fifty-three in all with multiple layouts and another twenty in memory care, come with queen beds, dressers, private bathrooms, emergency systems, kitchenettes, and furnished or unfurnished choices for whatever a person may need.
Licensed nurses and trained caregivers are around day and night, handling medicine, keeping up with health and check-ins, being ready to assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, and moving around, providing incontinence and diabetic care, managing non-ambulatory needs, helping with daily activities as required, checking on residents, leading escorted trips to meals or visits outside, and planning care directly with the resident and their family.
The dining room shows off tables under chandeliers, and the food team takes preferences seriously, adapting to special diets like low-salt or reduced sweets, and offering seasonal fruits, vegetables, and filling choices, so people are comfortable when meals come around, and support for eating is available for those who need it, and there's always someone willing to help make meals a pleasant event.
Morning Pointe of Powell keeps a steady schedule of activities through its Life Enrichment Program, which means residents can move, think, and share, with group exercise, creative arts, games, outings, and live entertainment in or out of the building, and there's always something on the calendar, even intergenerational programs bringing in local school or college students. People with memory loss in The Lantern get special programs through the Meaningful Day approach, blending structure with purpose to give each person support for their mind and spirits as they move through early to moderate memory challenges, focusing on what they can do and enjoy, and making use of their strengths and history.
The whole campus has wide walking paths, flower gardens, courtyards with benches and water fountains, and safe spaces to sit and talk or just enjoy the day, and pets are welcome so folks can keep part of their home life, and there's always a place to visit with family in one of the lounges, game rooms, or sitting areas with fireplaces. There's an activities director planning group outings and indoor games, while staff handles cleaning, laundry, transportation to appointments, personal care, and therapy including speech, occupational, and physical as ordered by doctors.
Buildings are designed to be safe and easy to walk, with handrails, notification systems, and wheelchair-accessible showers, and each apartment can be private and meet different health needs as they change, and the community can take in seniors for a short stay or provide a longer-term home. Morning Pointe of Powell is close to major healthcare services, schools, and neighborhoods, so family visits are easy, and residents who want more involvement have chances to volunteer, learn, or join in different events every week. The facility offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, adult day care, short-term stays, and skilled nursing, with living options ranging from regular apartments to special care suites, all under one roof and designed so people feel comfortable, safe, and respected as they age.
