PEOPLE AND PLACES News, Sales & Developments
Benchmark Senior Living is bringing its senior care and experiences to the greater Washing- ton, D.C. area for the first time with a new assisted living and Mind & Memory Care community. Benchmark at Alexandria will be a 10-story building with 89 modern AL and 26 MC apartments in various floor plans and is scheduled to open in 2024. In addi- tion, Benchmark, the largest senior housing provider in New England, will be adding its third assisted living community in New York come spring 2024 with the construction of Benchmark at Mount Pleasant in Westchester County. This will be Benchmark’s first com- munity in Westchester County. Its two other communities in New York, Whisper Woods of Smithtown and Orchard Estate of Woodbury, are on Long Island.
Chancellor Health Care, Inc., a Windsor, Ca- lif-based provider of senior living services, announced that it assumed operations and management for an assisted living and mem- ory care community in Napa Valley. The Inn on Villa Lane, formally known as Brookdale Napa, offers 64 AL apartments and 14 apart- ments for MC.
Discovery Senior Living announced the start of construction of its new amenity-rich Ex- periential Living Community in the heart of Gainesville, Fla., Celebration Pointe develop- ment. Completion is expected in early 2024.
Inspirit Senior Living and Venue Capital co-sponsored a joint venture to acquire a portfolio of two properties located in the Knoxville, Tenn., MSA. Formerly operated by a national operator, these new Inspirit Senior Living communities are now individ- ually recognized as Rain Forest Landings in Knoxville and Emory Ridge in Powell.
Lloyd Jones announced the acquisition of Hamilton Heights, a 113-unit, senior living community in West Hartford, Conn. The property will operate under Lloyd Jones’ pro- prietary Aviva brand as AVIVA West Hartford.
Silverado was recently certified as a Great Place to Work® for a fifth consecutive year by the Great Place to Work Institute.
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Benchmark at Mount Pleasant will offer 100 senior living apartments – 74 designated for senior assisted living and 26 for memory care assisted living. The community will also feature hotel-like amenities, first-class dining, engaging programs and personalized care.
In Plano, Tx., construction is under way on The Outlook at Windhaven, a community de- signed by national architecture firm and ex- perts in senior living three. The community will serve residents across the continuum of care with 30 IL cottage homes, 153 IL apart- ments, and a 56-unit building for AC and MC.
Appointments, Promotions & Recognition
AmeriHealth Caritas appointed Loretta Lenko as president of its exchange business. Lenko will direct the company’s expansion to new markets.
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Atria Senior Living hired Stephanie Haley-Andrews as Senior vice president of care. Haley-Andrews joins the company as Joanna Mansfield, who previously held the role, has assumed a new role a SVP, Gener- Hudson Yards, the
new luxury brand of senior living by Atria. Coterie recently opened its first location in Cathedral Hill, San Francisco, with the Hudson Yards location slated to open later this year.
Baltimore-based Elegance Living, the man- agement arm of private-equity company Capital Health Group, LLC, announced several key leadership hires to support the company’s platform modernization. Lisa Gaudioso was promoted to chief operating officer; Lydel Wright as senior vice president of wellness and care; Kimberly Severns-Jones as senior vice president of quality assurance and risk management; Kathleen Habick, vice president of people; Melisa Jones-Knight as vice president of sales and marketing; Donald Spatulo, national director of culinary expe- rience; Melanie Perry, national director of resident engagement; and Kaitlin Cavinder, senior director of business analysis
Emerald Communities, a senior housing and service organization in Redmond, Wa., ap- pointed Alexander Candalla as vice president
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