Hallmark House

Creating a sense of home and community is critical to the quality of life for a memory care resident. Thats why Hallmark House has limited its capacity to 32 residents ? organized into four neighborhoods or communities of eight residents. This helps to increase familiarity with each other while also minimizing the confusion that comes with having too many people coming together. This also allows us to encourage family to join our residents regularly, for meals, planned facility activities, or even personal activities that were part of the residents home routine prior to moving to Hallmark House. The Best Friends Approach to Alzheimers care is considered the first comprehensive philosophy geared to caregivers. The philosophy suggests that what people with dementia need most is a friend ? a best friend who can empathize with their situation in a loving and positive way. The Best Friends Approach teaches caregivers how to have knack, a way of responding to those with Alzheimers care in a way that preserves their dignity and, in turn, helps them feel safe, secure and valued. The Hallmark House staff also undergoes rigorous training and education conducted by a Master Trainer of the Best Friends Approach to Alzheimers care. The training helps our staff achieve better outcomes and more rewarding experiences.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services Health Care Facility Directories