Atlanta-based Guardian Pharmacy Services has acquired Mullaney’s, a leading indepen- dent pharmacy based in Cincinnati, Ohio. This partnership continues to grow Guard- ian’s Midwest footprint and marks its first venture into Ohio.
Integral Senior Living, based in Carlsbad, Calif., will provide management services for The Capstone at Centerra, in Loveland, Colo. The 4.7-acre, two-story, 78,000-square-foot assisted living and memory care community will offer 56 assisted living apartment homes and 32 memory care suites, with accommo- dations for as many as 114 residents. Con- struction is slated to begin in early 2021 with a grand opening planned for spring 2022. In addition, Integral will manage a new assist- ed living and memory care community under construction in Sparks, Nev., which is set to open in early 2022 within the Kiley Ranch Master Planned Community. It will offer 90 residences, with 66 one- and two-bedroom assisted living and 24 memory care.
Roswell, Ga.-based Phoenix Senior Living and KIRCO have completed The Bluffs at Greystone, an independent and assisted liv- ing community in Birmingham, Ala. The 137-unit senior living community, operated by Phoenix Senior Living, provides 63 inde- pendent living units, 50 assisted living units, and 24 memory care units. Amenities include an indoor pool, a wellness center, yoga stu- dio, full-service salon and spa, and an out- door pickle ball and bocce ball courts.
Mississauga, Ontario-based PointClickCare in partnership with ASCP, a membership association that represents pharmacists, health care professionals, and students serv- ing the unique medication needs of older adults, have created a new tool to help screen patients who may be experiencing Parkinson’s disease psychosis. Resulting data collected in the screener will be leveraged as part of PointClickCare’s Lighthouse ini- tiative for Parkinson’s psychosis treatment research.
OnShift, based in Cleveland, Ohio, has add- ed OnShift Time, a next-generation time and attendance software, to its human cap- ital management platform. OnShift Time
allows communities to eliminate time clocks while improving the safety of their commu- nities with a contactless solution designed to protect against COVID-19, using facial rec- ognition biometric technology.
Appointments, Promotions & Recognition
Arrow Senior Living, based in St. Charles, Mo., has named Katie Burrage executive di- rector at The Parkway Senior Living, a con- tinuing care retirement community in Blue Springs, Mo. Under her leadership, Parkway has implemented the use of mask-detecting technology and thermographic cameras to protect against COVID-19. A graduate of Lindenwood University, Burrage earned a double master’s degree in gerontology and health care management. She is also licensed to administer medication as a certified nurs- ing assistant.
tom grape
Tom Grape, founder and chairman of Waltham, Mass.-based Benchmark Senior Living, was hon- ored by the Boston Real Estate Times on the occa- sion of the publication
summit’s 10th anniversary for his outstand- ing contribution and service to the senior housing industry.
lucinda m. baier
The president and CEO of Nashville, Tenn.-based Brookdale, Lucinda M. Baier, has received the 2020 Corporate Citizen- ship Award from the Committee for Economic
Development of The Conference Board (CED). The award is presented annually to a company that demonstrates a strong commit- ment to corporate responsibility practices and whose leaders are actively engaged in supporting and expanding those efforts. In addition, Erika Castile, executive director III for Brookdale Carmel Valley, has been ap- pointed to the California Commission on Aging. She is vice chair of the California Association of Health Facilities, San Diego chapter and a member of the American
mandi grimes
Health Care Association and National Cen- ter for Assisted Living Government.
Knoxville, Tenn.-based senior living provider Dominion Senior Living has named Shauna Darbyshire, a 13-year industry veteran for- merly of Blake Management Group, as cam- pus director in Louisville. Darbyshire will su- pervise Dominion of Louisville and Everlan of Louisville, whose 117 residences provide varying care levels from independent living for 55+ at Everlan to assisted living, memo- ry care, and personal care at Dominion. She served five years in the U.S. Army and holds a master’s degree in executive leadership from Liberty University.
gloria m. holland
Harmony Senior Services, based in Charleston, S.C., has announced Gloria M. Holland as chief financial officer. Holland is an ex- perienced leader and ex- ecutive in the senior living
industry, spending over 16 years with Capital Senior Living Corporation, in Dallas, one of the nation’s largest operators of independent living, assisted living, and memory care com- munities for senior adults. As vice president of finance, she was responsible for all aspects of the corporate finance department including financial planning, analysis and reporting, cash flow management, debt and lease trans- actions, treasury management, budgeting, and insurance/risk management programs.
J&M Family Management, LLC, based in Grapevine, Texas, the operator of Autumn Leaves, has named Mandi Grimes vice president of sales and marketing. As a nearly
15-year industry veteran, Grimes was most recently vice president of sales and market- ing for Senior Star. Prior to that, she was at Brookdale, where she rose through the ranks of local and regional leadership roles over 12 years, ultimately serving as their divisional director of sales and marketing.
Wichita, Kansas-based Legend Senior Living has announced Kimberly Crawford-Stokes as sales director for the new Windsor Pointe
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