Join us at The Kensington Falls Church for “MCI, Now What?”—an educational event in partnership with Lindsey Vajpeyi, Director of Early-Stage Programs at Insight Memory Care Center. This program is designed to support individuals and families navigating the early stages of cognitive change, particularly Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). Lindsey will share practical guidance, supportive resources, and insight into what MCI means, how it can progress, and the proactive steps families can take to plan for the future while maximizing quality of life.
At The Kensington Falls Church, we specialize in supporting individuals at any stage of cognitive decline, from MCI to more advanced memory loss. With three distinct levels of memory care, we can tailor support to each resident’s specific needs and abilities. As a BCAT® Cognitive Center of Excellence, we use evidence-based tools to assess and monitor cognition while enhancing care planning. Our community is built on a foundation of comfort, clinical excellence, and compassion, ensuring residents receive the right level of support in an environment that truly feels like home.
For questions, please reach out to Kayla Hulbert, Events & Outreach Coordinator, at khulbert@kensingtonsl.com.
Lindsey Vajpeyi is the Director of Early-Stage Programs at Insight Memory Care Center in northern Virginia. Lindsey has dedicated her career to working with older adults who live with dementia and their care partners. Her certifications include Certified Dementia Practitioner®, Certified Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Trainer®, Activity Director Certification, and she is a Dementia Friends Champion. Lindsey is passionate about quality dementia care from professionals, support and education for care partners, and helping individuals living with dementia retain a sense of self and purpose throughout every stage of the disease.
