Meet the Owner 

Bon Jour came from my heart, but my professional journey shaped its mission.

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My years of experience in senior living, services for individuals with disabilities, and executive management taught me the importance of independence, dignity, purpose, and meaningful connection throughout life.

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I created Bon Jour because I saw a need for something different—a small, welcoming environment where adults experiencing cognitive changes could exercise their minds, build friendships, stay socially connected, and feel a sense of belonging.

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What makes Bon Jour different is our focus on cognitive and social wellness. Through Fit Minds® Cognitive Coaching, we engage memory, language, attention, visual-spatial skills, computation, and critical thinking while also incorporating conversation, movement, games, and meaningful activities.

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Bon Jour is not a traditional adult day care or personal-care facility. We serve individuals who can manage their personal care needs while with us, allowing our team to focus on cognitive stimulation, social connection, and meaningful engagement.

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I’m personally involved at Bon Jour every day, alongside a caring team that truly enjoys getting to know our clients and families. Seeing someone make a new friend, laugh with the group, or feel proud of an accomplishment is what makes Bon Jour so special.

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Bon Jour is more than a business to me. It’s a community where people can keep using their strengths, connect with others, and enjoy a meaningful day.

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— Maria Yiannopoulos