
Morning Pointe of Lexington-East is a single-story assisted living and memory care community on the east side of Lexington, at 150 Shoreside Drive near Hamburg Pavilion, Saint Joseph East Hospital, and the Hartland, Tates Creek, and Chilesburg neighborhoods. Operated by Morning Pointe Senior Living, founded in 1997, the community is purposely built on one level — no elevators, stairs, or long institutional hallways — so help is always close at hand. Assisted living residents receive 24-hour licensed nurse coverage, personalized care plans with transparent care-level pricing, medication management by licensed staff, pharmacist-led medication reviews, three meals daily, on-site physical, occupational, and speech therapy, housekeeping, laundry, and transportation. Memory care is offered through The Lantern — a dedicated, secure area with dementia-certified care professionals, the Meaningful Day™ program, and specialized dementia-care training for all staff. How pricing works here: Monthly cost = your apartment + a care plan level + a medication management level (if needed). Your care level is set by a nurse assessment of how much hands-on help you need with bathing, dressing, walking, transfers, toileting and eating. 2026 starting rates (per community rate sheet, 4/15/2026): Assisted Living apartments (per month) • Studio: $4,750 • Alcove: $5,400 • One Bedroom: $6,000 • Two Bedroom: $6,550 • Second person: $1,625 Care plans (added monthly) • Base: $190 • Light: $450 • Moderate: $700 • Advanced: $900 Medication management (added monthly) • Level 1: $320 • Level 2: $420 Lantern Memory Care Program (per month) • Studio: $8,375 • Second person: $2,175 • Medication management Level 1 included; Level 2: $420 A one-time community fee applies at move-in. All rates are starting rates; final cost depends on the resident's assessment and service plan. Example: a studio with a Moderate care plan and Level 2 medication management starts around $5,870/month ($4,750 + $700 + $420).
Licensed nurses are on site around the clock, 24 hours a day.
Best for residents with ongoing medical needs: frequent medication changes, wound care, diabetes or oxygen management, or health that can change quickly and needs a nurse's eyes day and night.
Compiled from the community's published services. Confirm current availability with the community.