PEOPLE AND PLACES
JEA NAME CHANGE REFLECTS NEW SERVICE OFFERINGS
JEA Senior Living, based in Tumwater, Wash., has changed its name to Sinceri Senior Living. The company plans to expand its offerings to assisted and independent living to provide its residents a more holistic continuum of care.
The company says the new name “reflects the sincere and familial culture cultivated by its innovative programming and dedicated staff.”
Brightview Senior Living, based in Baltimore, has opened its 45th community: Brightview Columbia, in Columbia, Md. It offers 91 independent living, 53 assisted living, and 26 memory care residences in its Wellspring Village neighborhood; studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments are available, featuring balconies, granite counters, and natural light. Commu- nity amenities include a pub, salon, art studio, and fitness studio. Brightview restored and revitalized an historic home and park on the property, Athol Manor and Manor Park, as a gift to the county’s community foundation.
News, Sales & Developments
Baltimore-based Arena Analytics reported several new customer agreements for 2021. Its newest post-acute customers include The Arbor Company, The Asbury Communities, HCF Management, Heritage Senior Living, and Senior Living Communities. These multi-year agreements represent a signifi- cant expansion of Arena’s footprint to nearly 1,500 communities across the United States.
Guardian Pharmacy, based in Atlanta, has announced the relocation of Guardian Phar- macy of Southwest Florida’s headquarters to a new 10,000-square foot building in Punta Gorda. It is approximately double the Guardian Southwest Florida’s former loca- tion. Guardian plans to add 10 employees to the location and has also invested in new
The company was founded 35 years ago as JEA, using the initials of the organization’s founder, who lost his mother to Alzheimer’s disease, and specialized in memory care.
technology. The company also announced that Guardian Pharmacy of Minnesota has a new location, Guardian Pharmacy of Minneapolis, Minn. Fifteen new employees will join Guardian Minnesota’s Minneapolis location, with plans to hire additional staff through 2021. The 12,000 square-foot Min- neapolis facility will house a training center to provide in-service and nursing instruction courses.
Developer Hunt Midwest has broken ground on an assisted living and memory care community in Loveland, Colo., which is to be managed by Integral Senior Living, based in Carlsbad, Calif. The Capstone at Centerra will offer 102 residences with stu- dios and one- and two-bedroom floor plans and Integral signature programs for dining and memory care.
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The rebrand is designed “to reflect the company’s commitment to the responsiveness of its operations and willingness to adopt new technologies and methods of care to continue providing the highest level of service,” a company statement says.
“Since the company was founded, there have been countless changes in our industry and around the world,” said CEO Chris Belford. “With the evolution of senior living and a new generation aging into its services, we carefully evaluated the opportunity of a rebrand to better fit how our company, too, has grown and evolved over the last 35+ years.”
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