Independent Living:

Covers a range of housing styles, from active adult apartments to individual homes, that are designed for those who are able to care for themselves. An independent living lifestyle offers services such as social activities, chef-prepared meals, fitness programs, transportation and housekeeping. Specific amenities vary from community to community, and may include a library, activities rooms, chapel, fitness center, walking trails and swimming pool. Independent living does not offer health care services and is not state-licensed or regulated. If you are interested in Independent Living, we encourage you to visit:

Assisted Living:

Assisted Living is a state-licensed program within a community setting that offers assistance with the activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing and medication management, and also includes meals, laundry, housekeeping, activities and outings. Assisted living bridges the gap between independent living and nursing. If you are interested in Assisted Living, we encourage you to visit:

Skilled Nursing Care:

A nursing care center is licensed by the state and provides services and rehabilitation to people with illnesses, injuries or functional and physical disabilities who require 24-hour care. Nursing care provides both short-term rehabilitation while recovering from surgery or injury and long-term nursing and medical care. If you are interested in Skilled Nursing Care, we encourage you to visit:

Memory Care:

Assists individuals who are experiencing memory loss, a decline in ability to perform routine tasks, impaired judgment and disorientation. The Menger Springs provides Memory Care.

Hospice:

This program provides palliative and supportive care for terminally ill individuals who wish to maintain control over their end-of-life choices. The service focuses on maintaining quality of life during one’s final days amid warm and comfortable surroundings.

Respite Care:

Respite care is offered as a short-term, temporary stay at any of Morningside Ministries' communities. This may allow family caregivers time for a vacation or weekend away and can temporarily relieve the stress of a daily care giving routine. If you are interested in Respite Care, we encourage you to visit: