Hallmark House

06/03/2026

Vernon Erfurth was born in Texas and raised in Los Angeles along with his two brothers. He served in the Air Force before going on to marry and have three sons. After serving in the Air Force, Vernon worked for Western Airlines as an avionics mechanic before joining the FAA. There, he worked as a lead safety inspector and accident investigator based out of LAX, where he had the opportunity to fly all over the world. His career eventually led him to Louisville; not long after the city became the hub for UPS.

To Read the rest of Vernon's Story, Check out hallmarkhouseky.com/blog

06/02/2026

Some of our residents answered the question of “what’s the best way to unwind after a long day?” during the whiteboard chronicles yesterday! So tell us, what’s your best way to unwind after a long day?

06/02/2026

06/01/2026

Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month

Cynthia is helping us spread awareness this Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month. Walk along Cynthia by wearing purple this month in support and awareness.💜

This June, we honor those living with dementia and the families, caregivers, and communities who support them every day.

06/01/2026

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05/29/2026

Your feedback means everything to us and it helps other families feel a little less alone when making this decision.

If you’ve experienced Hallmark House, whether your loved one is with us now or was part of our community in the past, we would truly value hearing from you. What made you choose us? How has your experience been?
If you’re willing to share, you can leave a review here:
• Google
• A Place for Mom
• Caring.com
Thank you for trusting us with your loved ones and for being part of our story

05/26/2026

If you’ve been wondering whether it’s time to ask questions about memory changes, you’re not alone
Memory care can feel overwhelming at first, but starting the conversation early can bring clarity, reduce stress, and help you make more confident decisions for your loved one.
At Hallmark House, we’re always here to be a resource. Whether you’re ready to talk or just beginning to explore, you’re welcome to stop by or give us a call anytime.
We also came across this article and thought it was a helpful place to start if you’re looking for guidance:
https://www.alz.org/alzheimers-dementia/diagnosis/why-get-checked
You don’t have to figure it all out on your own, we are here to help you.

Testing for Alzheimer's or other dementias is critical if you notice signs like memory loss Get information on diagnosis, treatment and getting help.

05/25/2026

Today we pause to honor and remember.

Among our residents and team are men whose lives have included military service in different times and places, each carrying their own unique story of duty and experience.

This Memorial Day, we honor not only their service but all who have served and are no longer with us. We are deeply grateful for every life shaped by service and sacrifice.

05/24/2026

Sometimes the right place isn’t the one you pass every day… it’s the one that feels just a little tucked away You’ll find us quietly nestled in the back of Norton Commons at 10301 Coneflower Lane, a small, cozy community designed to feel more like home than anything else.
Whether you’re exploring memory care, a family member of a former resident, or just curious about Hallmark House, we’re always here to welcome you in our home.
Stop by anytime. It may feel hidden, but once you’re here, it just feels right

05/23/2026

In memory care, the environment matters more than people often realize. Familiar, calming spaces: like soft lighting, simple décor, and even something as small as flowers on the table. All of these choices can help reduce anxiety and create a sense of ease.
When a space feels like home, it supports not just comfort… but overall well-being.
Everything we do at Hallmark House is intentional to create a feeling of familiarity and comfort for our residents. What makes a space feel like home to you?