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About Kim Lee

Robert “Kim” Lee and Melanie Ann Lee founded Flourish in Place to help seniors and adults with disabilities thrive and flourish while leading dignified and independent lives in the comfort and safety of their own homes. Kim and Melanie raised three remarkable children while helping care for Melanie’s wonderful mother, Kathryn, who lived a rich life despite dealing with bipolar disorder all her life and suffering later from post-polio syndrome. Melanie has cared for her intellectually disabled older sister for the past 18 years as Melinda’s court-appointed plenary guardian. Kim’s mother, Betsy, suffers from severe dementia. She lives in her own home with the help of compassionate family members as well as paid caregivers. Kim and Melanie’s life experiences caring for others influenced their desire to help people not merely “age in place” -- but flourish at home. Kim and Melanie are both Certified Senior Care Managers. Kim Lee is the President and Administrator. Kim earned his B.S. in Psychology from Duke University and his J.D. from the College of William and Mary School of Law. Kim practiced law as a shareholder for the prominent Orlando firm of Lowndes, Drosdick, et al. for many years, and then as Chair of the Commercial Litigation Department for Bogin, Munns & Munns. In 2001, Kim joined Rotech Healthcare Inc., a national Durable Medical Equipment company with annual sales of $500 million. The Rotech Board appointed him Chief Legal Officer in 2013. Kim has chaired a nonprofit board and volunteered in many capacities, including key leadership roles in his downtown Orlando church. As leader of Flourish in Place, Kim combines many years of legal experience as an attorney, and business acumen as a national healthcare company senior executive, with a strong passion for the mission of helping others flourish.

How in-home care is the answer to reducing hospital readmissions

Reduce hospital readmissions and improve outcomes with non-medical in-home care. Explore how we’ve contributed to reducing readmissions.

Why you deserve help from a caregiver during traumatic brain injury recovery

Learn about traumatic brain injuries and the caregiving resources available Depending on the severity of the injury, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can affect peoples’ ability to perform the functions of their day-to-day lives, so working with a caregiver for support and coping can greatly aid in recovery efforts. At least 5.3 million Americans, approximately 2% … Continue reading

What is the difference between medical vs. non-medical home care?

Learn the key differentiators between medical and non-medical home care for your senior loved ones There are many different resources available to provide support for seniors, but many individuals are unsure about the differences in the services provided, especially pertaining to the medical and non-medical sector of senior home care.  Continue reading to learn how … Continue reading

Our resource guide on senior care options for the LGBTQ+ community

Explore the different senior care options available to the LGBTQ+ community  Nine out of 10 adults aged 45 and older in the LGBTQ+ community have stated their fear of discrimination in care settings. [1] At Flourish in Place, we follow a non-discrimination policy and view all people as equals, which is why it’s important to … Continue reading

We made the list of the best home health care agencies in Orlando

Flourish in Place is proud to announce that we made the 2023 list of the best home health care agencies in Orlando!

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How we spread the love to veterans and deployed service members

Learn more about our spread the love mission and aiding those who serve our country  At Flourish in Place, we love to give back to our Central Florida community that has given so much to us. One of the ways we chose to do this was by holding a two-week event this past holiday season … Continue reading

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