About HH

OUR STAFF

Specializing in Memory Care as an Industry Leader in Personal Care Communities

Jennifer Hall-Ash

Jennifer is the administrator and manager of Hallmark House. She has a passion for delivering the best care possible in the assisted living category.

Deb Ice

Deb is the activities coordinator at Hallmark House. She is responsible for the daily activities in the facility keeping your loved ones engaged and exercised.

Erin Bowling

Erin is the backbone of the staff at Hallmark House. She is the RN of facility and is the reason our care is so outstanding.

Kyle Schwan

Kyle is our resident chef. He is responsible for all the daily curated home-cooked meals. He believes that nutrition is the key to a healthy longer life.

OUR FACILITY

At Hallmark House, we understand the difficulty in moving a loved one from their home when Memory Care issues arise. Our commitment to you is that we will provide unmatched service to our residents by offering a safe, socially stimulating and comfortable environment all while meeting the challenges of caring for your loved one. Providing care and comfort for those suffering with Memory Loss is at the core of what we do.

Our facility and floor plan have been custom designed to minimize resident confusion and irritation, which contributes to their safety and comfort. In fact, our designers toured and studied memory care facilities throughout the country to achieve a design with the perfect balance of safety, comfort while maintaining an active lifestyle. Our design incorporates open spaces, natural light and specially selected color schemes to help minimize irritation and anxiety. Even the dining room features and open kitchen so the aroma of the meals creates a home like atmosphere.

Moreover, Hallmark House staff are trained in the prestigious, Best Friends Approach to care. This approach teaches caregivers how to have a “knack” or a way of responding to those with Memory Loss in a manner that preserves their dignity all while helping them to feel safe, secure and valued. This approach has received a number of prominent endorsements including National Institute on Aging founder and Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Butler.