Kisco Senior Living

Meet Bridgepoint Los Altos resident, Hilbert Morales.

Hilbert was in the team of Arthur Kornberg (Carolyn's late husband) that received the Nobel Prize in 1959 for discovering how DNA is copied when cells divide. This discovery showed how cells function, how diseases develop and how medical science can harness the power of genes.

Hilbert was born in a small steel town in Gary, Indiana and had 11 brothers and sisters. He went to the Army to receive a college education and later on received three masters degree: Chemistry, Biology, and Public Health. He married and had two daughters and one son.
Hilbert was also the Director of Planning for Stanford University.

According to Hilbert, the secret to life is determining your own reality and deal with it as best as you can.

That's great advice. We're proud to have you as part of our Kisco community, Hilbert!

Residents at the Newbury of Brookline enjoyed a delicious Chef’s Demo with Executive Chef Luis! Members enjoyed watching fresh ingredients come together while getting an inside look at how some of the exceptional dishes served at The Newbury are prepared. This demonstration also offered a sneak peek at exciting new menu items coming soon. Yum!

What if the key to thriving in senior living has less to do with care—and more to do with purpose? ✨

Many families never ask this question when researching communities, but the answer can make all the difference. Discover how today’s senior living communities support spiritual wellness, connection, and a deeper sense of meaning.

Senior Living and Spiritual Wellness: is it Supported? Explore the connection between senior living and spiritual wellness as we examine support options in retirement communities.

Congratulations, Mariah! 🎉

Please join us in celebrating Mariah Griffin, Memory Care Director at Abbotswood at Irving Park, on receiving the Quality of Excellence Award at the National Association of Activity Professionals (NAAP) Annual Conference, Beyond the Ordinary! Mariah was recognized alongside fellow Kisco team member and mentor Brenda Gurung, showcasing the exceptional dedication and talent found throughout our Kisco family.

Mariah’s passion for person-centered memory care, meaningful engagement, and enriching the lives of those we serve shines through each day. Her leadership, creativity, and commitment to helping residents find purpose and connection make a lasting impact on our community.

Recognition at the national level is a testament to the impact Mariah makes every day right here at Abbotswood at Irving Park. We are incredibly proud of this well-deserved honor and grateful for all she does for our residents, families, and team. 💜