Michelle Kelley

Michelle Haigler Kelley is a native of Montgomery, Alabama. She and her husband Shane live in Pike Road with their daughters. She graduated from Auburn University at Montgomery and began her career in the senior care industry as an Activity Director before obtaining her Alabama Assisted Living Administrator License in 2014. “I have truly found my calling in life to work with our seniors. After all, they are considered the greatest generation,” says Michelle. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and going to the lake.

Recent Posts

High Blood Sugar May Be Linked to Alzheimer's Disease

Mar 03, 2017 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Senior Health Care

Researchers have known for a while that Read More

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5 Ways You Can Help Your Senior Mom Avoid Isolation During the Winter Months

Feb 21, 2017 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Senior Health Care, Advice for Caregivers

During the winter months, the cold weather outside can make it harder for seniors to get out and stay active and social. Staying indoors could lead to feelings of loneliness or ... Read More

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Take "A Walk Through Dementia" with Google's New Project

Feb 10, 2017 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Senior Safety, Senior Health Care, Science and Technology

For those of us who do not have Alzheimer’s or dementia, it is difficult to really know the daily struggle that our loved ones who do have dementia go through. To help people better ... Read More

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Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What Are the Differences?

Jan 21, 2017 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Downsizing for Seniors, Senior Care Resources

Two of the most popular types of senior care today are assisted living and memory care. When our loved ones can’t live on their own anymore, often times we must choose between the ... Read More

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Ballroom Dancing Is a Great Way for Seniors to Boost Their Health and Have Fun

Jan 14, 2017 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Senior Health Care

Many seniors want to stay physically fit, but they grow tired of using gym equipment, and they start looking for something more fun to keep them active and healthy. Enter ballroom ... Read More

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Education May Play a Role in Decline in Dementia Rates

Dec 26, 2016 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Senior Health Care

The number of senior Americans who are being diagnosed with Read More

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Using Doll Therapy to Treat Alzheimer's

Nov 21, 2016 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Senior Health Care

There are currently several different Read More

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How Snoezelen Multi-Sensory Environments Benefit People with Dementia

Nov 07, 2016 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Senior Health Care, Science and Technology

About Snoezelen Rooms

Snoezelen Multi-Sensory Environments offers Read More

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10 Ways You Can Lower Your Risk of Developing Alzheimer's

Oct 21, 2016 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Senior Health Care

One day, we will find a cure for Alzheimer’s. Scientists are Read More

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New Treatment Has Reversed Memory Loss in Alzheimer's Patients

Oct 06, 2016 by Michelle Kelley Topic: Senior Health Care, Science and Technology

Researchers are giving new hope to the fight against Alzheimer’s. A new type of personalized treatment has reversed memory loss in ten patients who were in various stages of cognitive ... Read More

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