PEOPLE AND PLACES
Solutions Advisors, based in Princeton, N.J., acquired Trilogy Consulting, which provides a range of consulting services including strategic planning, primary and secondary market research, affiliations and mergers, succession planning, governance and lead- ership development, executive search, and master planning, among other services.
Based in Princeton, N.J., Solvere Senior Living opened its Homestead at Hamilton community in Hamilton Township, N.J. in February. The community, located on 24 acres, off ers 96 independent living, 75 assist- ed living, and 24 memory care residences. The company also announced that it has as- sumed the management of six communities across Texas and Michigan: Preston Place in Plano, Texas, Meadowstone Place in Dallas, Texas, Parc Place in Bedford, Texas, Pine Ridge of Shelby in Shelby Township, Mich., Pine Ridge of Plumbrook in Sterling Heights, Mich., and Pine Ridge of Garfi eld in Clinton Township, Mich. An additional community, The Villages of Windcrest is currently under construction in Fredericksburg, Texas and is slated to open in October 2018.
Based in Vero Beach, Fla., Watercrest Senior Living announced the groundbreaking of the Watercrest Naples Assisted Living and Mem- ory Care community in Naples, Fla. The community will off er 128 residences and is scheduled for completion in late spring 2019. The company also announced the ground- breaking of Watercrest Columbia Assisted Living and Memory Care located in Colum- bia, S.C. The community will include 107 residences with plans to open in late spring 2019. Watercrest also celebrated the grand opening of Watercrest St. Lucie West Assist- ed Living and Memory Care located in Port St. Lucie, Fla. The community off ers 128 residences including 102 for assisted living and 26 for memory care.
Watermark Retirement Communities, head- quartered in Tucson, Ariz., is investing $90,000 in a waterfront renovation for its The Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay community in St. Petersburg, Fla. The project is part of a larger $300,000 project underway to include updates to dining rooms, a living room, and a parking area.
70 SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE MARCH/APRIL 2018
Appointments, Promotions & Recognition
NIC SCHEIBEL
Allegro Senior Living an- nounced the addition of Nic Scheibel as executive director at a new commu- nity under construction in Richmond Heights, Mo. Scheibel has experience
serving in director positions across the long- term care spectrum.
BRENT WEIL
Argentum, based in Alex- andria, Va., welcomed Brent Weil as vice presi- dent of workforce devel- opment. In this new po- sition, he will focus his eff orts on the challenges
and opportunities facing the senior living industry in professional development, as well as recruiting and retaining dedicated workers to care for the growing population of older Americans. Most recently, Weil worked for The Manufacturing Institute, a subsidiary of the National Association of Manufacturers in Washington, D.C., where he served as senior vice president of educa- tion and workforce.
Atria Senior Living announced Brian Wykoff as executive chef and Kristin Brown as Engage Life director for its Atria Villages of Windsor community in Lake Worth, Fla. Wykoff joins Atria with 15 years of experience in country club settings. Brown has previously served Atria as Engage Life director for two Atria communities in New York.
Benchmark was named among the list of honorees for the 2018 Best Places to Work in Connecticut, as selected by the Hartford Business Journal, for the second consecutive year. The company was the only senior liv- ing provider represented among this year’s honorees. The company has also appointed Tasha Thomas as memory care director at New Pond Village, located in Walpole, Mass. She will oversee the Harbor Care Memory Center, currently under construction at the community. She brings to Benchmark nearly a decade of managerial experience in memory care support and health care.
Harbor Retirement Associates (HRA), based in Vero Beach, Fla., announced the promo- tion of Kim Lewis to chief operating offi - cer of the company, following fi ve years of service as vice president of operations. In her new role, Lewis will oversee HRA op- erations, leadership talent acquisition, oper- ational strategies, and innovation. Prior to joining HRA, Lewis worked at The Care Bridge Corporation/SLC and Brookdale Senior Living.
MANDY LUTHER
Integral Senior Living (ISL), headquartered in Carlsbad, Calif., promot- ed Mandy Luther to re- gional director of sales and marketing for new venture, Solstice Senior
Living (SSL). In her new role, she will oversee SSL’s west division, leading sales and market- ing eff orts for 12 communities. Luther began her career at ISL in 2013.
Des Moines, Iowa-based Life Care Services (LCS) appointed Chris Bird to lead the com- pany’s rental division to include the areas of operations, occupancy, development, and new business growth. Most recently, Bird was a division president for Brookdale.
MatrixCare, based in Bloomington, Minn., was awarded the 2018 Best in KLAS Award for Long-Term Care Software for the sec- ond consecutive year. The award recognizes outstanding eff orts by software and services organizations that provide the broadest op- erational and clinical impact on health care organizations, as determined by users of the technology.
JOE WEISENBURGER
Welltower, headquartered in Toledo, Ohio, has pro- moted Joe Weisenburger to senior vice president of business development. He has worked for Welltower since 1998 and most re-
cently served as vice president of business development. Weisenburger will be responsi- ble for leading domestic deal origination and relationship management for the company’s senior housing portfolio.
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