30: Caring for Senior Loved-Ones with guest Marlena Hemenway

Connecting Faith and Work

English - December 27, 2018 13:00 - 18 minutes - 16.9 MB - ★★★★★ - 4 ratings
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Previous Episode: 29: Best Of Thrive Series: Purpose, Growth, Relationships with host Bob Willbanks

Next Episode: 31: Faith Values in the Marketplace with guest Rob Gales

The Geneva Suites is a residential senior home model run by Marlena Hemenway and her husband Scott. The core values of The Geneva Suites are:
Safety of residents and staff
Improve service continually through education
We are acountable for our actions and decisions
We face challenges with optimism
The Geneva Suites has six residential homes for seniors (each home can house six seniors) and the renovations are being completed for a seventh home set to open in early 2019.
Marlena encourages family with elderly loved ones to start having the necessary conversations about end-of-life care. She notes it is best to consider the options and make decisions before a crisis happens, and it is often best to transition a senior out of their home and into an alternative living facility sooner rather then later.
Get in touch with Marlena:
- www.thegenevasuties.com
- [email protected]
- 612.208.8888

The Geneva Suites is a residential senior home model run by Marlena Hemenway and her husband Scott. The core values of The Geneva Suites are:

Safety of residents and staff
Improve service continually through education
We are acountable for our actions and decisions
We face challenges with optimism

The Geneva Suites has six residential homes for seniors (each home can house six seniors) and the renovations are being completed for a seventh home set to open in early 2019.

Marlena encourages family with elderly loved ones to start having the necessary conversations about end-of-life care. She notes it is best to consider the options and make decisions before a crisis happens, and it is often best to transition a senior out of their home and into an alternative living facility sooner rather then later.

Get in touch with Marlena:

www.thegenevasuties.com
[email protected]
612.208.8888

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