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ARGENTUM ANNOUNCES 2017


BEST OF THE BEST AWARD WINNERS


by Cynthia Helzel U


nique calming therapies, resident involvement in product innovation, and a desire to inspire younger generations are the hallmarks of this year’s Argentum Best of the Best Award winners. These five forward-thinking companies are using progressive and innovative methods to enhance senior living in their


communities and beyond. Entrepreneurs are invited to live with Brookdale residents for five days to collaborate on technologies that may benefit seniors. Country Meadows Retirement Communities created an activity book that helps children understand and remain involved when a loved one experiences memory loss. A lifelike robotic seal is the centerpiece of a program at Legend Senior Living to help ease dementia-related symptoms, and Senior Lifestyle Corporation achieves the same goal with its Essence aromatherapy program. Finally, Senior Living Communities is inspiring youth to pursue careers in senior living by reaching out to middle and high school students with its Explore program. “Sharing best practices is one of the most impactful ways we can work together to


improve the quality of life and quality of care for senior living residents,” says James Balda, Argentum president and chief executive officer. “Argentum’s Best of the Best winners raise the bar of excellence, delivering programs that inspire innovation across the industry.” Argentum is pleased to introduce the 2017 winners of the Best of the Best Awards.


30 SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE / ISSUE 2 2017


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