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By: Kevin Veitia, Area Senior Vice President, from Gallagher and Jeff Bianchi, Senior Vice President of CRC, a member of CRC Property Practice Advisory Committee. For the past few years, property insurance, for the most part, has flown under the radar. Property owners have grown accustomed to very little change when it came to Read More…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:August 15, 2019CONTACT:Eric Dowdy (edowdy@leadingageca.org), (916) 469-3376 SACRAMENTO – Today, California Health and Human Services (CHHS) Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly announced the launch of the Master Plan for Aging Stakeholder Advisory Committee, which will include LeadingAge California President and CEO Jeannee Parker Martin. The committee will advise in the development of a Master Read More…
WHAT: Remember the ice-bucket challenge? We want Age On. Rage On. to become ‘all the rage’ and go viral on social media. Do something fun, interesting, silly, over the top that will distinguish your group from all the others. Age On. Rage On!!! We want your messages to go viral, and your community to get Read More…
Sequoia Living has announced that Sara McVey will succeed David Berg as Chief Executive Officer when he retires on September 30. Ms. McVey brings over 20 years management experience in senior living organizations. For the most recent five years, she has served as Chief Executive Officer of Horizon House, a nonprofit CCRC located in downtown Read More…
The California State Legislature has adjourned for a month-long summer recess, heading back to their home districts, which makes this a great time to invite legislators to tour your community! Hosting your representative helps them understand the needs of not for profit providers of senior living and care, allowing them to better understand our issues Read More…
According to the Continuing Care Contracts Branch, five new Life Plan Communities (CCRCs) are currently under construction in California, mostly on the coast. These communities include: Reata Glen Orange County, a Continuing Life Community will be located in Southern Orange County. Continuing Life is a for-profit operator and the community will include 480 residential living Read More…
