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What is Bridge Haven?

Bridge Haven is a competitively priced, private pay residence that accepts most long-term care insurance. We offer flat fees with no long-term contracts. For pricing information, please contact Executive Director Sarah Randolph at 785-371-1106 or srandolph@mybridgehaven.com.

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Beautifully landscaped pond with a bronze statue and fountain in the yard of a Bridge Home residence
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A Bridge Haven residence with a beautifully landscaped pond in the yard
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Bridge Haven main office
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Large flower pot outside of a Bridge Haven residence
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Is Bridge Haven right for my loved one?

For families with aging or elderly parents, the trigger that parents are struggling to care for themselves is often a crisis. Reaching out to help vulnerable elders before difficulties occur may prevent future falls, fractures, accidents or seasonal illness that could mean a trip to the emergency room.

Families typically discuss alternate care options when parents are no longer safe at home and would benefit from full-time care. Why wait until a crisis? At that point, families have little time to research their best options. In some cases families are forced to take what services are available, and not what is ideal for their parent.

To be proactive, families should ask the question now: Can mom or dad still live alone?

“We never forget the person within.”

Sarah Randolph, Executive Director

Sarah Randolph, executive director of Bridge Haven Memory Care in Lawrence, Kansas
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Sarah Randolph is the Executive Director of Bridge Haven Memory Care in Lawrence, Kansas. She has been with Bridge Haven for more than eleven years, having previously worked for Visiting Nurses of Douglas County and Midland Care. She is an Adult Care Home Operator, a Certified Dementia Practitioner and has been trained in the Dementia Beyond Drugs curriculum. She has served as the President of the Lawrence Area Partners in Aging, as a member of the Senior Resource Center for Douglas County Board of Directors, Lawrence Arts Center Drama Advisory Board, Women United in Healthcare Philanthropy, and a Douglas County Chamber of Commerce Leadership Lawrence graduate. She was awarded the Rising Star Woman of Distinction Award in 2020 by the national McKnight’s Association.  Sarah grew up in Lawrence and has volunteered for the Lawrence Community Shelter, the Salvation Army, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Douglas County and the Lawrence Memorial Hospital Endowment Association. She is married to Mike Randolph, also a Lawrencian, and they have two daughters, Olivia and Julia.   at University of Florida. In her spare time, she likes to walk, read and go with Mike to their cabin at Lone Star Lake. Sarah’s wish in life is to “do amazing things” for those with dementia.