Morning Pointe has begun hiring for its newest assisted living and memory care campus, scheduled to open later this year in Walker County, Georgia.
Located on the 300-acre Happy Valley Farms and estate established in 1935 by John L. Hutcheson Jr., the new Morning Pointe will offer 58 assisted living apartments and 24 memory care apartments specially designed for residents with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of memory loss.
Angie Morgan has been hired as business officer manager for the new facility, and Connie Bundy has been hired as its director of nursing, Morning Pointe announced. Other key members of the leadership team are being hired, and Morning Pointe is taking applications for nurses and clinical staff.
Morning Pointe at Happy Valley continues to take reservations for apartments. So far, more than a dozen seniors have made reservations, officials said.
The senior community will be the 38th Morning Pointe Senior Living community and the company’s second campus in Georgia.