Mission: safer, more connected, more celebrated lives.
Our Values
The Artis Way
Our guiding principles help us set a high standard for quality, safety and well-being, every day.
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All Together
We believe that teamwork, accountability, and mutual respect create an environment where everyone is motivated to be and do their best. We understand interdependence and consider the impact of business decisions on residents, associates, families, local partners, and owners.
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Radiate Positivity & Compassion
We recognize that our attitudes directly affect our residents and each other. We know positivity is integral to holistic well-being and is a collective effort, shared and amplified by associates, residents, families, and our local partners alike. We support residents and each other in building resilience, helping residents to navigate the challenges of aging and dementia with warmth and tenderness.
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Thoughtfulness Wins
We think before we act, because we are ultimately responsible for our actions and decisions. We exhibit empathy and integrity. We strive to know and honor each other’s stories and to make each moment meaningful. We exhibit behavior that inspires others to do what’s right for our residents, their families, and our associates.
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Inspired Well-Being
We believe that optimal well-being can be achieved at any age, and we aim to create an environment that encourages individuality and independence. We believe that the right mix of sleep, nutrition, natural light, movement, meaningful relationships, and opportunities for play are the secret to living an inspired and present life.
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Strive To Be Better
We know that while we pride ourselves on what we do, continuous improvement is how we maintain an Artis level of quality. We know that profitability allows us to maintain our promises to residents and families. We embrace change, nimbly adapt from failures, and frequently celebrate successes.
ARTIS REELS
Real people. Real moments. Real Artis.
Watch how our associates show up for our residents and each other. Whether it’s leadership, compassion, strategic thinking, creativity, humor, or heart – our team’s superpowers shine bright every day.
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yesterday and celebrating
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Artis Fact
88% of Artis associates say “My work has special meaning. This is not just a job.”
SOURCE: Activated Insights Associate Survey
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For World Letter Writing Day, we’re putting pen to paper at Artis!Writing or dictating a letter can encourage self-expression, spark conversation, engage language and memory, and create something special to share with the people we love. For people living with dementia, it can be a wonderful starting point for connection. Not sure what to write? Here are some prompts to get you started. 📝
The perfect letter doesn’t need perfect spelling, beautiful handwriting, or even a stamp. Sometimes the joy is simply in remembering, laughing, and sharing the story together.
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We’re excited to celebrate our Executive Director, Margaret “Meg” VanOver, LNHA, CEAL, CDP, on earning her **Certified Executive for Assisted Living (CEAL)** designation!
For Meg, pursuing the CEAL was about more than adding another credential. After spending much of her career in skilled nursing, she felt that stepping into the assisted living world meant taking the time to really understand it.
“I felt like this was something I needed to do to be effective in assisted living. I didn’t want to assume that what I knew from skilled nursing automatically translated. I wanted to learn the differences, understand the expectations, and make sure I was leading from a place of knowledge.”
Meg has always been passionate about learning, growing, and understanding the “why” behind the work we do. Earning the CEAL is another step in that commitment and in continuing to grow as a leader for our residents, families, and team.
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Join us for Dog Days: Puppy Parade & Charity Drive at Artis Senior Living of Bridgetown!
We’re bringing wagging tails, happy smiles, and a little extra joy to our community while supporting Cincinnati Animal CARE.
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
2:00 PM
Artis Senior Living of Bridgetown
Guests are invited to enjoy our puppy parade and help us support animals in need by bringing high-priority donation items for Cincinnati Animal CARE.
Donation items needed include canned dog and puppy food, soft/training treats, xylitol-free peanut butter, durable dog toys, puppy pee pads, poop bags, leashes, collars, gently used towels and blankets, paper towels, and 55-gallon heavy-duty trash bags.
Please note: Cincinnati Animal CARE cannot accept bed pillows, sleeping bags, mattresses, human clothing, open/expired items, open/expired pet medications, large furniture, or cat towers.
Come enjoy the pups, support a great cause, and help us make a difference!
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💬 Our loved ones with memory loss can act in ways that frustrate us. It’s important to understand these challenging actions are sometimes the only way they can communicate. Join us for this informative program on navigating the mysterious language of dementia.
🗓️ Wednesday, September 2
🕑 2:00 – 3:00 PM ET/1:00 – 2:00 pm CT
💻 Free Virtual Event
You’ll learn how to:
💙 Interpret your loved one’s body language and other signals
💙 Respond appropriately and effectively to different actions
💙 Develop patience and understanding for their unique needs
Register for this free virtual event:
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Dolly Parton spent a lifetime reminding us of the power of love, kindness, and showing up for the people who matter most. In the wake of her passing, we’ve been thinking about something especially important: caregiving is part of so many families’ stories. It can be an act of love, but it can also be complicated, exhausting, and deeply personal. Because of that, she continues to remind us the importance of taking care of the caregiver. That’s why conversations about aging and caregiving matter, not just when a family reaches a moment of crisis, but long before.
At Artis, we believe care is about more than meeting physical needs. It’s about understanding the whole person, supporting families, creating connection, and helping people continue to live meaningful lives.
Dolly’s legacy reminds us how much one person can give to others. Her story also reminds us that behind every family is a very human journey of love, change, and care. We’re grateful for the reminder to keep talking about it.
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Dolly Parton’s legacy includes an unfortunate reality of caregiving: Not taking care of oneself | CNN
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Like many caregivers, Dolly Parton didn’t take care of her own health while caring for her ailing husband. That’s not unusual, even among people with resources.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Dolly Parton had a gift of inspiring joy and connecting on a deeply human level through her music – a gift she shared generously with us all. We mourn her loss and celebrate her extraordinary life. 🦋
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Dolly Parton, Country Music Legend, Dies at 80, Just 4 Days After Saying, ‘I Still Have so Many Things I Want to Achieve’
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Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80. The country music legend was known for songs including “Jolene,” “I Will Always Love You” and “9 to 5.” She also starred in movies like ‘Steel Mag…0 CommentsComment on Facebook