Bickford of Marion
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Watch your loved one thrive in an environment that feels like home
Navigating the aging journey is difficult.
We understand what’s at stake here: it’s not just someone, it’s your loved one.
Meanwhile, it’s on you to make the difficult decisions.
There's a Higher Path for our seniors
Senior care today is reactive, expensive, and siloed. It’s a sick-care system, not a health-care system (designed to keep seniors healthy). Most of us have accepted this status quo because it feels too big and complex to change. Not us. We’re taking the road less traveled and championing a higher standard of senior care.
Learn MoreOur family of caregivers will do whatever it takes to care for your loved one
Meet Marion's Leadership Team
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Misty Cottrell
Executive Director
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Megan Kerns
Family Advocate
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April Gorton
Health & Wellness Director
Services at Marion
Assisted Living
Personalized help with the activities of daily life, such as meals, grooming, and medication management.
Memory Care
An intimate, engaging environment designed specifically for seniors with dementia and Alzheimer’s.
Real Residents
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Exceptional care! Could work on food menu for this part of the state. Not sure where or who picks the menu but needs to be updated for the state of Iowa.
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Very impressed with the creative problem solving
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Mom loves it!
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Done | Thanks
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Thanks for all your help!
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Senior staff has been awesome about helping me navigate the ins and outs of her life at Bickford. She loves the entire staff there and has 'adopted' some new daughters! I feel the staff is very loving and attentive to their residents needs!
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(name removed) in Marion have been very helpful in assisting my husband and I with his memory concerns
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I want to report an impressive incident that I saw one evening last week. A resident was clearly struggling, mostly tired, and wouldn't cooperate when asked to leave the room where she was visiting. The aid couldn't get her to cooperate. The aid went to the lead person for assistance. That was (name removed). She came in, addressed the resident to make connection, asked the couple questions, and the resident completely cooperated and on her own got up and went to her room. | (name removed)knew exactly what to do. No lifting or any help was necessary. She showed she is caring and skilled.