Silverado Lee’s Summit
Memory Care Community

Nicole has over 22 years of experience in healthcare, primarily in the field of aging working in memory care communities, dementia care consulting, hospice services and pharmacy care. As a former family caregiver, Nicole is passionate about enhancing the quality of life of individuals living with cognitive impairment, memory impairment and dementia. She is a Certified Dementia Practitioner and holds a BCAT® Professional License. Her approach focuses on meaningful engagement, promoting social interactions, non-pharmacological behavioral interventions, advocating for a loved one’s care and empowering families so they can make the best choices.

Nicole facilitates the monthly memory café at the KU Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center in partnership with Silverado. She is deeply dedicated to volunteering for the Alzheimer’s Association, where she serves as a support group facilitator and community educator. Additionally, Nicole is a proud member of the executive team for The Night of Hope and is an ambassador for Wise Women. Beyond her Alzheimer’s advocacy, she actively participates in community service through her membership in the Junior League of Kansas City, MO, contributing to the Healthy U Family Meal program for women and children.

Nicole finds joy in travel, art galleries, museums, Virginia Tech football, outdoor adventures with her toddler and husband and daily walks with her mostly well-behaved cockapoo.

Morgan brings seven years of valuable experience as an Engagement Director in assisted living and memory care to Silverado. She graduated from Park University in 2016 where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Fitness & Wellness with a Minor in Psychology.

Morgan has developed a deep love for working closely with residents, as it allows her the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in their lives while also bringing peace of mind to their families. She describes her role at Silverado as truly fulfilling and enjoys that she consistently leaves work with a strong sense of purpose.

Outside of Silverado, Morgan is happily married to her husband, Ian, of seven years. They are proud parents to three boys: Carter, Coleman and Cooper. Morgan’s family enjoys spending quality time together, exploring the city and discovering new museums or parks.

Tyler brings over 11 years of maintenance experience to the Silverado family. He holds a degree in Business Management from the University of Kansas and is passionate about creating meaningful experiences for residents. At Silverado, Tyler is often found leading the Men’s Club, encouraging residents to stay active and purposeful by putting their skills to use through hands-on projects around the community.

After a career in manufacturing, Tyler felt called to pursue work that offered deeper purpose—ultimately leading him to serve the residents at Silverado. His connection to dementia is personal, having spent time with his grandfather who lived with the disease, making his role at Silverado a truly full-circle moment.

When he’s not at Silverado, Tyler can usually be found cheering on his favorite Kansas City teams—the Chiefs, Royals and Jayhawks, to name a few. A former well-known soccer player during his time at the University of Kansas, he continues to fuel his passion for the sport by playing regularly at the Kansas City Soccer Dome.

Reva’s healthcare journey began at an impressively young age. As a junior in high school, she enrolled in the State Fair VoTech program, earning her CNA license. Since then, Reva has gained valuable experience in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, assisted living and memory care communities. Furthermore, she has expanded her credentials by obtaining certifications as a Level I Medication Aide (LIMA) and a Certified Medication Technician (CMT).

Reva’s path into healthcare was deeply personal having experienced her father’s passing at only 16 years old. During the two months leading up to his passing, she played a significant role in caring for him. This experience influenced Reva’s decision to pursue nursing. Today, she continues to thrive as a nurse, specializing in long-term care and memory care. Reva strives to lead with love when caring for residents, as it evidently brings them joy and happiness.

Outside of Silverado, Reva enjoys baking and spending quality time with her loved ones. Recently, she embarked on a new venture alongside her twin brother, starting a small baked goods business, where she finds joy in creating different sugar cookies and other baked goods.