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Kelly Moran

Director of Aging and Dementia Services at StoryPoint Group


With more than 30 years of experience in social work, homecare, life enrichment programming and volunteer programs, Kelly is a foremost expert in senior care services. She is particularly noted for her work with dementia and memory care residents.

Kelly Moran

Meet Kelly

After graduating from Madonna University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Gerontology with a specialization in Mental Health and Aging, Kelly began her career with the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Detroit, serving as their Group Respite Coordinator for 10 years. In this role, Kelly developed the first dementia-specific Adult Day program within the City of Detroit, as well as the first bilingual and intergenerational dementia specific program in Southwest Detroit.

After leaving the Alzheimer’s Association, Kelly was the Resident Life Director for Erickson Living where she oversaw the quality-of-life programs and continuum of care for 1,200 residents. She also served as the Director of Independent and Assisted Senior Services for Presbyterian Villages of Michigan, as well as Executive Director for Brookdale Senior Living, Five Star Senior Living and StoryPoint Saline.

An experienced public speaker, Kelly has presented to the Alzheimer’s Association, National Association of Area Agencies on Aging, The State of Michigan, Brookdale Foundation of New York and the Michigan Association of Adult Day Programs.

“I’ve dedicated my life to making the lives of seniors better.”

— Kelly Moran

Kelly's Recommended Articles

Sensory Stimulation And Alzheimer’s: The Benefits

Alzheimer’s disease is an irreversible brain disorder that slowly leads to memory loss and the inability to carry out...
Alzheimer’s disease is an irreversible brain disorder that slowly leads to memory loss and the inability to carry out daily tasks. While we don’t fully understand what causes Alzheimer’s, we do know this: sensory stimulation has various positive effects on those coping with this disease. Here’s a breakdown of what sensory stimulation is, how it…
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Does Your Loved One Have Alzheimer’s?

The early warning signs of Alzheimer’s Disease can be a challenge for many families if the signs aren’t so...
The early warning signs of Alzheimer’s Disease can be a challenge for many families if the signs aren’t so clear. If you are concerned that your loved one may be developing Alzheimer’s, the best first step is to begin by documenting your loved one’s concerning behavior and habits. Here are a few common behaviors to…
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Four Tips for Traveling with Dementia

Traveling with an older loved one can be a trip in itself, however traveling with a loved one that...
Traveling with an older loved one can be a trip in itself, however traveling with a loved one that has dementia can put a lot of stress on the family. Here are some helpful tips for traveling with a loved one who has dementia. Tip #1: Bring Important Documents Having all necessary documents on file…
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Placing a Parent in Memory Care: When is the Right Time?

As the signs of memory loss begin to appear in your parent or loved one, you may be tempted...
As the signs of memory loss begin to appear in your parent or loved one, you may be tempted to search for in-home care options. While care at home is possible for seniors experiencing dementia or alzheimer’s, it sometimes is not comprehensive enough to meet all his or her needs. Here are six signs that…
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