Morning Pointe Senior Living of Lexington East

Morning Pointe Senior Living of Lexington East, located in Lexington, KY offers assisted living & memory care. Visit Provider Website

Assisted living and The Lantern memory care share one single-story campus on Lexington's east side, with no elevators, no stairs and three courtyards. Many residents can move between the two levels as their needs change, without leaving the community.

Morning Pointe of Lexington-East is at 150 Shoreside Drive in Lexington, KY, near Hamburg Pavilion, Saint Joseph East Hospital and Jacobson Park.

Pricing at Morning Pointe of Lexington-East

There's no monthly price on Lexington-East's website. Assisted living uses care-level pricing, so you pay for the level of care you or your family member needs. Memory care in The Lantern is one all-in price. The local market range for assisted living in the area runs $5,032 to $5,344 a month. With a request through Get Pricing, you'll know the figure for your own level of care.

Assisted Living at Morning Pointe of Lexington-East

On the assisted living side:

• Licensed nurse coverage 24 hours a day
• Medication management by licensed staff
• Three meals daily from the culinary team
• On-site physical, occupational and speech therapy
• Housekeeping, laundry and transportation
• Three courtyards, three covered patios and a screened-in patio

Pharmacist-led medication reviews, a beauty salon and barbershop and daily outings round it out.

The Lantern Memory Care at Lexington-East

The Lantern is a secure memory care area with its own team, its own activities and its own daily rhythm. Dementia-certified care professionals work there. Its Meaningful Day program is built around each resident's past: someone who spent decades in a garden might spend mornings in the courtyard, and a former teacher might lead a word game.

Respite and Changing Needs at Lexington-East

You can book a short respite stay in either assisted living or memory care. A stay lets your family member experience the community before a long-term decision, or gives a caregiver a planned break. As needs change, the clinical team gives families an honest assessment.

Rooted in Lexington

Student volunteers and interns from the University of Kentucky's nursing, social work and gerontology (the study of aging) programs visit regularly. The community hosts caregiver education seminars with local physicians and elder law attorneys, open to all Lexington families, and supports the annual Lexington Walk to End Alzheimer's. Most residents' families live within 10 to 15 minutes. Morning Pointe was founded in 1997 and operates more than 40 communities across the Southeast.