Lisa’s Place
A Community Dementia Hub for Connection, Education & Support
Opening October 2026 in Dublin, Ohio
A welcoming, non-medical community setting created for people living with dementia, their care partners, and families to connect, engage, learn, and find support.
EnergizeCare is building something the Midwest has never had before.
EnergizeCare Dublin | Lisa’s Place is being created as a welcoming, non-medical community dementia hub where:
• Our wonderful people engage in meaningful activities, movement, creativity, conversation, and social connection.
• Care partners and families gain education, resources, support, and opportunities to recharge.
• Families find opportunities to connect, celebrate, and create meaningful moments together.
• Community organizations and professionals come together to educate, collaborate, and support families throughout the dementia journey.
A place to connect, engage and belong.
Lisa’s Place brings people together through meaningful engagement, social connection, education, family support and community.
A welcoming, non-medical community designed for living well with dementia.
The number of Ohioans living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias is projected to rise sharply in the next decade.
People living with dementia and their families deserve connection, resources and community throughout the dementia journey.
We are planning to open in October 2026 near the intersection of Sawmill Road and I-270, a few minutes' walk from Mount Carmel Dublin. The location is optimal for visibility, bringing awareness and reducing the stigma of Alzheimer's and other dementias. The location is also close to Bridge Park in Dublin, where our wonderful people, care partners and families can enjoy shopping, dining, relaxation, scenic views and strolls.
Today, EnergizeCare meets people where they are — with dignity, respect, joy, and hope.
At Lisa’s Place, our community will offer:
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Meaningful small-group engagement and programming.
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A welcoming, dementia-informed environment.
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Music, art, movement, storytelling, conversation, and social connection.
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Education, resources, and support for care partners and families.
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Community partnerships, consultation, and opportunities to connect.