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Vision Core Principles Living Longer Better Promote a favorable business climate that supports quality, competition, innovation and long-term investment in seniors housing. Mission Advance information and research that frame and influence key industry initiatives. ASHA is the industry Promote the identification and advancement thought-leader promoting of emerging industry leaders who reflect the quality and innovation, advancing increasing diversity of the business. industry knowledge through research, exchanging strategic Support research and national initiatives business information and that enable senior customers to receive influencing legislative high quality services and age with dignity and regulatory matters. in the setting of their choice.
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YE A 2 R IN RE VIE W table of contents ASHA DORIS Staff MAULTSBY /// Vice President, Member Services DAVID SCHLESS President & CEO JEANNE MCGLYNN DELGADO Vice President, Government Affairs
3 20 21 > Click below to go directly to page. 4 6 13 From the Policy Seniors Leadership Recap Housing PAC MEGS 22 28 30 BERTONI Director, Member Services Research Legal Consumer Recap Committee Education Recap SHEFF 32 35 36 New Hall of Fame Sponsors RICHEY Executive Inductees Director, Government Affairs Board Members
YE A 4 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W from the leadership DOUG SCHIFFER Chair JERRY Executive Committee FRUMM /// Vice Chair KATHRYN SWEENEY Treasurer
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 5 LYNNE 20 21 KATZMANN, PH D . . Secretary We are and thought- provoking meetings, and continuing to promote the value pleased to report proposition of senior that despite the living communities ongoing challenges for older adults and associated with the their families through COVID-19 crisis, the our Where You Live American Seniors Matters program. Housing Association continues to move As always, we forward with an thank you for your ambitious and continued support multifaceted series of ASHA and hope of initiatives. you enjoy this 2021 Highlights of our top Year-In-Review. priorities and recent accomplishments ASHA is working are outlined in the following pages. diligently to advance our Four Core Principles: We remain steadfast Promote a favorable business climate in upholding ASHA’s that supports quality, competition, RICHARD commitment to innovation and long-term investment serving our members HUTCHINSON with a strong federal in seniors housing advocacy program, Advance information and research SH PAC Chair practical industry that frame and influence key research, productive industry initiatives Promote the identification and advancement of emerging industry leaders who reflect the increasing diversity of the business Support research and national initiatives that enable customers to receive high quality services and live with dignity in the setting of their choice DAVID SCHLESS President & CEO
YE A 6 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W JERRY FRUMM Senior Lifestyle policy recap JEFF HETTLEMAN Brightview Senior Living ASHA Public Policy Committee /// ROBB CHAPIN Bridge Seniors LYNNE KATZMANN, PH D . . Juniper Communities KEN ASSIRAN Capital Health Group JERRY FINIS Chair Pathway to Living
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 7 20 21 ASHA’s federal advocacy program has always faceted lobbying strategy including building strategic alliances with key lawmakers and been a core focus, and to no one’s agency officials, surprise, 2021 grassroots was an incredibly engagement that MICHELLE active year for our include letters, calls KELLY legislative team as we worked tirelessly and email campaigns, and face-to-face National Health Investors to convince the Biden meetings with Administration to policymakers and include the private staff. Regular pay senior living communications industry in a Phase 4 from ASHA have kept Provider Relief Fund members informed. (PRF) distribution. The following Additionally, as the highlights some Administration and of the advocacy Congress work to activities, advance significant communications investments in the and engagement Build Back Better strategies the ASHA Act package, ASHA lobbying team, ASHA has engaged to leadership and DEIDRE members employed ensure access to SCHONFELDT key programs while in 2021 to advance the industry’s COVID- avoiding harmful Hanson Bridgett 19 agenda, with heavy changes to the existing tax code. emphasis on securing a Phase 4 targeted Advocacy efforts allocation of funding by ASHA to secure from HHS. relief for operators required a multi- BOB THOMAS Senior Star
YE A 8 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W JANUARY ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (Vaccine Prioritization)- ASHA / C OVID-19 (Vaccine)- ASHA Grassroots Call reached out to the National Governors for Action Program was expedited and letters Association (NGA) requesting that state vaccine were requested and sent to the NGA seeking plans include Independent Living residents and prioritization of vaccine for Independent Living staff as Priority 1A, along with other long term residents. care settings. Several follow up calls were held with key staff from NGA Leadership offices. / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA letter was forwarded While standalone IL communities were not to President Elect Biden and Vice President granted access, those that were part of a multi- Elect Harris calling immediate attention to the level care setting were eventually prioritized for outstanding efforts of the senior living industry the LTC Pharmacy Program. in fighting COVID-19 and the need for financial relief from the Provider Relief Fund (PRF). We also / C OVID-19 (Vaccine Prioritization)- Senior living called for continued COVID-19 vaccine access and prioritization for vaccine can be traced back to expansion to include IL. September 2020 when ASHA President David Schless was selected to participate in a National / IRS 2021-9- issuance marks the successful Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine culmination of over three years of efforts by (NASEM) hearing and urged the governing body to ASHA to ensure that seniors housing would not ensure that workers and residents in all senior living be unfairly subjected to the potentially onerous settings (IL, AL, MC and CCRC) be covered in the Business Issue Deduction limitations. prioritized phase, not just those residing in nursing / ASHA RESOURCES /// homes. Ultimately, senior living communities were considered in the Priority 1A grouping, the highest Webinar: Planning and the administration priority. However, challenges gaining access for of a successful senior living vaccination clinic. independent living communities remained, and Compliance: EEOC Guidance Regarding ASHA was committed to aggressively support Employer Vaccine Mandates inclusion at all levels of government. ASHA Member Survey: Vaccination Status in Senior Living Communities FEBRUARY ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (Vaccine)- ASHA submitted a letter for / C OVID-19 (Vaccine)- ASHA letter to Centers for the record to the U.S. House of Representatives Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Energy & Commerce Committee on their hearing: Walensky expressing grave concerns over the NO TIME TO LOSE: SOLUTIONS TO INCREASE agency’s omission in the federal guidance provided COVID-19 VACCINATIONS IN THE STATES. We to the Long-Term Care (LTC) Pharmacy Program took the opportunity to demand that all senior that excluded Independent Living and stressed living settings be included in the Long-Term Care the urgent need to include this setting to ensure (LTC) Pharmacy Program to ensure safety and maximum protection of all residents. create much needed efficiencies in the vaccine distribution strategy for older adults. / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA letter to House and Senate Congressional leadership strongly / Liability Protection- Joined a business coalition encouraging action to replenish the Provider letter to Congress led by the Relief Fund (PRF) and support targeted funding U.S. Chamber of Commerce and signed by to the senior living industry. 580 organizations across the country, specifically urging policymakers to include balanced liability / C OVID-19 (PRF)- Expedited an ASHA Call for relief provisions similar to the pervious Congress’ Action, generating hundreds of letters from senior SAFE TO WORK ACT (S. 4317) in any further living executives to the Hill seeking targeted relief COVID-19 relief legislation. to the industry and a replenishment of the PRF in the stimulus package.
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 9 / C OVID-19 (Visitation)- ASHA reached out to the / ASHA RESOURCES /// 20 21 National Governors Association asking leadership ASHA/ATI Advisory PowerPoint: The Imperative to call on the states to review their respective for COVID Vaccines in Independent Living visitation policies and update them to allow family members and friends to visit their loved ones ASHA/ProMatura Survey Findings: Impact of residing in senior living communities, including COVID-19 on the Seniors Housing Industry: A Study independent living, assisted living, memory care, of Consumers, Round 2 and continuing care or life plan communities. ASHA Member Survey: COVID-19 Expense & Loss and Provider Relief Fund Payments MARCH ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (Visitation)- ASHA shares critical support for a targeted allocation of Provider Relief information with the NGA on the devasting Funds. Secured congressional signatures for ASHA impacts of prolonged social isolation. The lack supported letter led by Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) of engagement and loneliness can contribute and Senator Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) to HHS Secretary to functional and cognitive decline, as well Becerra asking for the release of these funds to the as depression and anxiety in older adults. We industry. Letter garnered 25 signatures representing encouraged state leaders to revise their visitation both sides of the aisle. guidance for senior living communities. / C OVID-19 (PRF)- Initiated a Call for Action, /C OVID-19 (State & Local Funding)- ASHA Call for generating hundreds of letters from ASHA members Action generated letters by senior living operators seeking Congressional support for targeted PRF to state governors asking to include senior living in allocation for the senior living industry. the disbursement of funds from states’ allocation of the $350 billion American Rescue Act funding. / C OVID-19 (Visitation)- ASHA outreach to CDC requesting that it encourage state leaders to take / C OVID-19 (State & Local Funding)- ASHA immediate action to remove the harmful visitation outreach to the NGA relative to the American restrictions in senior living communities, which Rescue Plan’s $350 billion funding for state and local were similar to those in nursing homes, given that COVID-19 relief, urging state plans to include relief the residents have been successfully vaccinated for senior living communities impacted by COVID-19. against COVID-19. / C OVID-19 (Virtual Fly-In)- Hosted ASHA / ASHA RESOURCES /// “Senior Living Strong” Virtual Fly In Meeting, ASHA Member Survey: Vaccine Clinics March 29-April 2, 2021. More than 50 ASHA members and State Visitation Policies met with over 40 congressional offices seeking APRIL ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA outreach to Health and / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA leadership met with Human Services Secretary Becerra with details Health Resources and Services Administration on the severe financial stress experienced by the (HRSA) officials regarding status of a Phase 4 industry and the need for relief. Shared the annual distribution of Provider Relief Funds and the financial impact to the industry at $14-$17 billion need for an appeals process for inaccurate with costs and revenue loss continuing to increase. payments or non-payments. These discussions led to the creation of the Phase 2 and 3 / C OVID-19 (PRF)- Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) reconsideration process. and Rep. Anthony Gonzalez (R-OH) send letter to HHS Secretary Becerra with 57 of their colleagues joining in the House, seeking an allocation of financial relief to the senor living industry. ASHA secured a significant number of the signatories to this letter.
YE A 10 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W MAY ADVOCACY / Build Back Better Act (BBBA)- ASHA submits to 39.6 percent; (2) hiking capital gains taxes for letter to House and Senate Congressional taxpayers earning at least $1 million per year; Leaders with recommendations on the Biden (3) repealing “carried interest”; (4) repealing Administrations’ Build Back Better Plan relative Section 1031 exchanges; and (5) bolstering to the HCBS Expansion, Workforce Development funding for IRS enforcement. grants and the ongoing need for COVID-19 relief for the industry. / ASHA RESOURCES /// CohnReznick Overview of Tax Provisions / Federal Tax- ASHA joins real estate coalition in Build Back Better partners in statement submitted to the House Ways and Means Committee on proposed tax EEOC Updated Guidance, Hanson Bridgett, changes in the Build Back Better Plan. Initial Diane O’Malley revenue raisers include (1) raising the top tax rate JUNE ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA supported congressional / C OVID-19 (Liability)- ASHA joins other industry letter led by Rep. Terri Sewell (D-AL) and 54 groups in an Amicus Brief to support the industry colleagues to Sec. Becerra seeking a $3 billion position relative to the liability protections targeted funding level for senior living from the offered by the Public Readiness and Emergency Provider Relief Fund. Preparedness (PREP) Act. This important COVID- related liability case, Garcia et al. v Welltower Opco /C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA lobbyists/members Group LLC, will test the protection granted by the continue to seek and hold virtual meetings with Prep Act to senior living. Members of Congress and staff seeking support for our HHS request. / C OVID-19 (WOTC)- ASHA joins coalition efforts to advance extension of the Worker Opportunity Tax / I mmigration- ASHA, working in coalition with the Credit (WOTC) sponsored by Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-NY). Essential Worker Immigration Coalition (EWIC), has a call with White House Domestic Policy Council / ASHA RESOURCES /// (DPC) senior officials for immigration policy to ASHA/ATI Advisory Brief: Assisted Living: discuss potential solutions to workforce shortages, An Important Option for Providing LTSS including Temporary Protected Status (TPS), in the Community Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), and ways to address undocumented workers. JULY ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (Vaccine)- ASHA submitted / C OVID-19 (PRF)- Government Accountability comments to the Centers for Medicaid & Medicare Office (GAO) reports that about 25 percent of Services (CMS) related to an Interim Final Rule Provider Relief Fund appropriations and all of the regarding COVID vaccine education and rural provider funding remained unobligated as of reporting requirements. May 31, 2021. ASHA doubles down on its advocacy efforts to secure those funds. / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA representatives met with HRSA officials to discuss status of Phase 4 / C OVID-19 (PRF Preservation)- Congressional Provider Relief Funds and urge quick action to attempts to raid the Provider Relief Fund to pay provide financial assistance to the industry for for investments in the Bipartisan Infrastructure their significant front-line efforts. bill were thwarted by aggressive lobbying of ASHA staff and ASHA members. ASHA meets with Senate / C OVID-19 (PRF)- Rep. Matt Cartwright (D-PA) leaders and other key Senate negotiators to seek sends his second letter to Sec. Becerra at the assurances that they would pull this provision from request of ASHA members, seeking a Phase 4 the bill, underscoring the disastrous impact this allocation to the industry. would have on senior living and its ability to care for residents and seniors, especially as the spread of the Delta variant was increasing.
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 11 AUGUST ADVOCACY 20 21 / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA responds to HRSA / C OVID-19 (Immigration)- ASHA and a host of officials’ request for recommendations regarding long-term and post-acute care organizations write reconsideration policy and seeks clarification on to the U.S. Department of State urging Secretary outstanding payments to senior living providers. Blinken to amend the Immigrant Visa Prioritization update to prioritize the entry of foreign-trained / C OVID-19 (PRF)- Outreach continues by ASHA nurses and health care workers into the U.S. lobbyists and members to members of Congress in The Biden Administration’s April 30, 2021 Visa both parties urging them to call on the White House Prioritization Update placed nurses and other and Department of Health and Human Services to skilled health care professionals into the lowest make a Phase 4 allocation of remaining PRF funds priority tier for the visa authorization process. to cover COVID-related expense and loss from the second half of 2020 and first quarter of 2021. / Energy Star- The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) postpones efforts to collect data this / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA and its legislative year to update the ENERGY STAR score for senior team meet with members of the White House living communities. ASHA will assist EPA in its Domestic Policy Council (DPC) and the Office of efforts to collect this important industry energy Management and Budget (OMB) to encourage the data in 2022. immediate distribution of Provider Relief Funds to senior living companies to cover COVID-related / ASHA RESOURCES /// expense and loss from the second half of 2020 ASHA Member Survey: Experiences Related and first quarter of 2021. to Vaccination SEPTEMBER ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA supported a Senate Letter recommendations on Build Back Better to improve led by Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) and Senator HCBS Expansion and Workforce Development Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) and joined by a bipartisan Grant Programs. group of 48 Senators is sent to Sec. Becerra demanding the distribution of the unobligated funds / Build Back Better Act (BBBA)- ASHA identifies remaining in the Provider Relief Fund (PRF) and key areas in Build Back Better Act for amendment other health care relief programs. ASHA worked to allow senior living access to HCBS enhancement aggressively to secure signatories to this letter. and training grant programs and continues staff and member outreach for inclusion in proposal. / C OVID-19 (PRF)- The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announces on September / C OVID-19 (PRF)- The Provider Relief Fund (PRF) 10 that it would make a $17 billion Phase 4 Provider portal opens for Phase 4 applications for health Relief Fund (PRF) distribution to all health care care providers, including assisted living. ASHA providers, which includes licensed assisted living encourages members to submit applications. companies. ASHA steps up its messaging to earmark / ASHA RESOURCES /// a meaningful level of support to senior living. Policy Brief: Significant ERTC Resources / Build Back Better Act (BBBA)- ASHA statement Available to Senior Living, Judith Boyette, submitted to House Ways & Means Committee with Hanson Bridgett LLP OCTOBER ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA initiates and leads policy Sec. Becerra for support. ASHA follows up with roundtable discussion with Senate Majority Senator Schumer with letter to underscore need Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and staff relative for support. to the industry’s inadequate level of relief to date and urging him to recognize the industry for the / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA sends letter to House and significant role it plays as a front-line provider Senate Congressional Leaders underscoring need in the fight against COVID-19 by reaching out to for targeted relief to the senior living industry for COVID-19 relief in the pending Phase 4 distribution.
YE A 12 > Click here to return to Table of Contents. R IN RE Communications also make recommendations to flexibility to decide how to use this funding and at VIE W amend the Build Back Better Act to better serve least two states, Pennsylvania and Texas, will use senior living communities with their workforce ARP funding to help assisted living. ASHA continues challenges and HCBS access. to seek support from State Governors to include senior living in their recovery plans. / C OVID-19 (State & Local Funding)- The American Rescue Plan’s $350 billion in emergency funding / ASHA RESOURCES /// (Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery ASHA Member Survey: Assessing Attitudes Funds) is available to state and local governments to on Current Policy/Issue Proposals bolster their response to the COVID-19 emergency and its economic impact. These bodies have broad NOVEMBER ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (PRF)- ASHA continues its advocacy including senior living. Several staff meetings for a Provider Relief Fund allocation of at continue with key sponsors of bill. least $3 billion for senior living providers from the $12.75 billion being made available in the / I mmigration- ASHA and other senior care forthcoming Phase 4 distribution. Meets again organizations once again write to HHS Secretary with officials from the Health Resources Services Antony Blinken, urging the Department to take Administration (HRSA) to underscore the need and specific actions to help resolve the growing the fairness of a targeted senior living allocation. workforce crisis in long-term care settings. / Build Back Better Act (BBBA)- As the Build / ASHA RESOURCES /// Back Better Act moves to the Senate, ASHA Special Issue Brief: Independent and Assisted weighs in with Senate leaders and staff with Living: Complex Populations Deserving recommendations for improving the Medicaid Integrated Housing, Clinical, and Lifestyle Home and Community Based Services expansion Support, ATI Advisory and workforce development grant programs by DECEMBER ADVOCACY / C OVID-19 (PRF)- Approximately 75 percent of / C OVID-19 (PRF)- It is estimated another $25 billion Phase 4 Provider Relief Payments are distributed may be available for a next phase distribution. to health care providers including assisted ASHA will continue to advocate for access to living operators. The methodology calls for base these funds in Congress and the Administration. payments of 20 percent -45 percent of reported It is clear there is much Congressional support losses and expenses from July 1, 2020, to March 31, for our request, and we will leverage that support 2021. In some cases, HRSA is deducting payments with pertinent data and sound rationale that will made in Phase 2 and 3 from the base payment. resonate with the Administration. ASHA is seeking clarification from HRSA officials that this deduction is limited to any overpayments / Build Back Better Act (BBBA)- Senate Democrats made in those phases. HRSA states that it received and the White House push any further action applications reporting approximately $63 billion in on President Biden’s signature social spending expenses and lost revenue, but only $17 billion was package into the New Year. The path forward available for Phase 4 payments. became even more unclear when Senator Joe Manchin reported his opposition on a Sunday / C OVID-19 (PRF)- While these payments were political show. The Senate Parliamentarian well received, there remains varying degrees of continues its review of several provisions but has disappointment in the level of support relative to rejected for the 3rd time the attempt to include other industries given the front line positions this immigration reform in a reconciliation package. industry has served. A Phase 4 reconsideration ASHA continues to weigh in on the issues of concern process will be announced to address challenges to our industry such as ensuring access to the HCBS to the payments or lack of payments. enhancements and workforce training grants.
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 13 20 21 ASHA members David Freshwater and Jerry Frumm join the ASHA legislative team for a virtual meeting with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) sh pac T he Seniors Housing PAC (SH PAC), led by level of between $2,000 - $5,000. Company campaigns continued to be an ($19,271), Senior Living Investment Brokerage ($16,875), Watermark Retirement 2021 Chair Richard essential part of the Communities Hutchinson of overall SH PAC yearly ($13,325), Hanson Discovery Senior campaign. Senior Bridgett ($12,000), Living, had a record Lifestyle was the top Marsh ($11,500), year, raising the company campaign HealthTrust ($10,950), most funds in its of 2021 ($24,545) Allegro Senior 25-year history. and Senior Star was Living ($10,000), 431 individuals from the top company LTC Properties, Inc. 105 ASHA member in participation (99 ($10,000), Senior companies personally individuals). The Living Communities contributed to the following companies ($10,000). PGIM Real SH PAC for a total ran Platinum Circle Estate received the of $525,774 raised company campaigns, Horizon Award for this year. raising $10,000 or raising $9,000 from Ninety-three more from three or 4 individuals. percent ($488,000) more individuals: of the total amount Senior Lifestyle This year the SH PAC raised came from ($24,545), Senior disbursed $509,500 156 individuals Star ($23,253), Senior in contributions on who generously Resource Group a bipartisan basis contributed at the ($20,500), Discovery to 85 members Chairman’s Circle Senior Living of the House of
YE A 14 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W Representatives Means Committee, and 43 members House Energy of the Senate. and Commerce Disbursements were Committee, House made to reflect Financial Services the political party Committee, Senate compositions of Finance Committee, both the House Senate Health, and Senate with a Education, Labor, slight tilt towards and Pensions (HELP) ASHA President the parties in the Committee, and Dave Schless and Senator majority control Senate Banking Joe Manchin (D-WV) of both chambers. Committee. The SH In the House the PAC also supported SH PAC supported those in leadership 55% Democrats and positions in the 45% Republicans House and Senate, and in the Senate along with key 54% Democrats and congressional 46% Republicans. senior living industry Key congressional champions. committees supported include House Ways and Contributions to SH PAC by Year $430,170 20 16 $445,100 20 17 $425,605 20 18 $409,624 20 19 $445,594 20 20 $525,744 20 21
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 15 ASHA Congressional Meetings Per State 2021 20 21 1 5 2 6 3 7 4 8+ Number of Members of Congress 1 AK 3 DE 3 IN 4 MI 2 NH 8 PA 1 VT 2 AL 7 FL 1 KS 3 MN 3 NJ 1 RI 3 WA 1 AR 4 GA 2 KY 5 MO 2 NV 3 SC 3 WV 3 AZ 2 HI 1 LA 2 MT 7 NY 1 SD 12 CA 1 IA 3 MA 4 NC 5 OH 6 TX 1 CO 2 ID 4 MD 1 ND 3 OK 2 UT 3 CT 8 IL 2 ME 4 NE 3 OR 3 VA Jeanne McGlynn Delgado of ASHA (far left) and Senator Ben Cardin (D-MD) (third from left)
YE A 16 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W 2021 Chairman's Circle Event Charleston, SC /// Left to right: Mike and Amy McMillen, Donny Edwards, Bryan Schachter and Kevin Pascoe Left to right: Left to right: Lynne Katzmann John and and Alexis Evanich Sarabeth Hanson
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 17 20 21 Left to right: Donald Thompson, John Yedinak and Eric Mendelsohn Left to right: Lisa and Doug Schiffer Chairman Circle members on the guided history walking tour
YE A 18 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W 2021 Chairman’s Circle Level Contributors /// PREMIER LEADERSHIP $5,000 $2,000 – $4,999 Ken Assiran Capital Health Group, LLC Matthew Alley Senior Living John Atkinson Marsh Investment Brokerage David Barnes Watermark Retirement Communities Eleanor Alvarez LeaderStat and Thilo Best Longview Senior Housing Advisors The Ganzhorn Suites Colleen Blumenthal HealthTrust Phil Anderson Bridge Seniors Randy Bufford Trilogy Health Services Steve Benjamin Validus Senior Living Robb Chapin Bridge Seniors Jeff Binder Senior Living Dwayne Clark Aegis Living Investment Brokerage Chris Coates Evergreen Senior Living Steve Blazejewski PGIM Real Estate Breck Collingsworth Resort Lifestyle Communities Mike Damone Cedarbrook Senior Living, LLC Dave Boitano Lument Jon DeLuca Senior Lifestyle Matt Bork Liberty Senior Living Jeff Dickerson Ridge Care Marcus Breuer Touchmark Donny Edwards Sagora Senior Living Mark Bultman Capital One Healthcare Jerry Finis Pathway to Living Real Estate Tim Fox Senior Resource Group Alan Butler Erickson Senior Living David Freshwater Watermark Retirement Communities Bradley Clousing Senior Living Jerry Frumm Senior Lifestyle Investment Brokerage Tom Grape Benchmark Senior Living John Cobb Ventas Jim Gray Bridgewood Property Company Michael Grust Senior Resource Group Tom Costello Discovery Senior Living David Hands Salem Equity Jim Coughlin Northbridge Companies Jim Hands Salem Equity Joe Daniels Direct Supply Richard Hutchinson Discovery Senior Living Corey Denman Direct Supply Bill Kaplan Senior Lifestyle Lynne Katzmann Juniper Communities Doug Dollenberg Brightview Senior Living Dan Madsen One Eighty | Leisure Care Kirk Domescik Duane Morris LLP Bob Mercer Cedarbrook Senior Living, LLC Jason Dopoulos White Oak Healthcare Wick Peterson Senior Resource Group Partners, LLC Alan Plush HealthTrust Sarah Duggan Synovus Financial Corporation Kurt Read RSF Partners Marilynn Duker Brightview Senior Living John Rijos Chicago Pacific Founders Alexis Evanich PointClickCare Greg Roderick Frontier Management Anja Rogers Senior Star Chris Fenton PGIM Real Estate Doug Schiffer Allegro Senior Living Martin Fenton Senior Resource Group Wendy Simpson LTC Properties, Inc. Julie Ferguson Ryan Companies David Smith Sherpa CRM Ben Firestone Blueprint Healthcare Josh Stevens Harbor Point Capital Real Estate Advisors Scott Stewart Capitol Seniors Housing Jacob Gehl Blueprint Healthcare Kathryn Sweeney Blue Moon Capital Partners LP Real Estate Advisors Bill Thomas Senior Star Guy Geller Grace Management, Inc. Bob Thomas Senior Star Donald Thompson Senior Living Communities, LLC John Getchey ReNew REIT Dale Watchowski American House REDICO Joel Goldman Hanson Bridgett LLP Margaret Wylde ProMatura Group Paul Gordon Hanson Bridgett LLP
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 19 20 21 LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP $2,000 – $4,999 $2,000 – $4,999 Lindsey Hacker Validus Senior Living Wendy Nowokunski Northbridge Companies Sarabeth Hanson Harbor Retirement Associates Michael Okaty Foley & Lardner LLP Dave Harper Capital One Healthcare Real Estate Earl Parker Commonwealth Senior Living Judd Harper The Arbor Company Kevin Pascoe National Health Investors Chris Hollister Pegasus Senior Living Blake Peeper Bridge Seniors Donald Husi Ziegler Bobby Petras Priority Life Care Justin Hutchens Ventas Sevy Petras Priority Life Care Joshua Jennings Cedarhurst Senior Living Michael Pokora Marsh Jason Punzel Senior Living Matthew Johnson Morgan Stanley Investment Brokerage Craig Jones Lument Will Purvis Liberty Senior Living Adam Kaplan Solera Senior Living Rebecca Randolph Brinkmann Constructors Bob Karn Allegro Senior Living Jeff Ringwald Walker & Dunlop Alice Katz The Vinca Group MJ Ritschel Kisco Senior Living Susan Kayser Duane Morris LLP Justin Robins Senior Lifestyle Michelle Kelly National Health Investors Ken Roos Arena Mercedes Kerr Belmont Village Senior Living Shannon Rusk Oppidan Pam Kessler LTC Properties, Inc. Matthew Ryan Houlihan Lokey Aaron Koelsch Koelsch Communities Jeff Sands HJ Sims Andy Kohlberg Kisco Senior Living Ryan Saul Senior Living Investment Brokerage Chris Kronenberger Blue Moon Capital Partners LP Bryan Schachter Watermark Retirement Joe La Rue Sun Health Communities Rodger Lederer Marsh Dana Scheppmann PGIM Real Estate Steve Levy Senior Lifestyle Larry Schiffer Allegro Senior Living Scott Lieber Marsh David Schless American Seniors Chip Long OnShift, Inc. Housing Association Clint Malin LTC Properties, Inc. Bill Sciortino Discovery Senior Living Jeanne McGlynn Delgado American Seniors Loren Shook Silverado Housing Association Bill Shorten Cascade Living Group Daniel McKeever PGIM Real Estate Toby Siefert Senior Living Kevin McMeen MidCap Financial Services, LLC Investment Brokerage Mike McMillen Arena Tim Smick Harbor Retirement Associates Todd Stone Ray Stone, Inc. Ron Mead Senior Resource Group Rick Swartz Cushman & Wakefield Eric Mendelsohn National Health Investors Christian Sweetser Silverado Brian Morgan Primrose Retirement Communities Chris Taylor Capital One Healthcare Danielle Morgan Clearwater Living Real Estate Suzanne Myers Huntington National Bank Ben Thompson Senior Living Communities, LLC George Netscher SafelyYou
YE A 20 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W PAC Giving — House Members by Committee /// House Energy and Commerce Committee House Ways and Means Committee • Rep. Gus Bilirakis/R-FL-12 • Rep. Earl Blumenauer/D-OR-03 • Rep. Lisa Rochester Blunt/D-DE-AL • Rep. Vern Buchanan/R-FL-16 • Rep. Buddy Carter/R-GA-01 • Rep. Brian Higgins/D-NY-26 • Rep. Angie Craig/D-MN-02 • Rep. Steven Horsford/D-NV-04 • Rep. Dan Crenshaw/R-TX-02 • Rep. Mike Kelly/R-PA-16 • Rep. John Curtis/R-UT-03 • Rep. Dan Kildee/D-MI-05 • Rep. Lizzie Fletcher/D-TX-07 • Rep. Darin LaHood/R-IL-18 • Rep. Brett Guthrie/R-KY-02 • Rep. John Larson/D-CT-01 • Rep. Carol Miller/R-WV-03 • Rep. Richard Hudson/R-NC-08 • Rep. Stephanie Murphy/D-FL-07 • Rep. Robin Kelly/D-IL-02 • Rep. Richie Neal/D-MA-01 • Rep. Adam Kinzinger/R-IL-16 • Rep. Jimmy Panetta/D-CA-20 • Rep. Ann Kuster/D-NH-02 • Rep. Bill Pascrell/D-NJ-09 • Rep. Cathy Rodgers McMorris/R-WA-05 • Rep. Tom Rice/R-SC-07 • Rep. Markwayne Mullin/R-OK-02 • Rep. Linda Sanchez/D-CA-38 • Rep. Tom O’Halleran/D-AZ-01 • Rep. Brad Schneider/D-IL-10 • Rep. Kathleen Rice/D-NY-04 • Rep. Adrian Smith/R-NE-03 • Rep. Raul Ruiz/D-CA-36 • Rep. Jason Smith/R-MO-08 • Rep. Kurt Schrader/D-OR-05 • Rep. Lloyd Smucker/R-PA-11 • Rep. Kim Schrier/D-WA-08 • Rep. Tom Suozzi/D-NY-03 • Rep. Paul Tonko/D-NY-20 • Rep. Mike Thompson/D-CA-05 • Rep. Lori Trahan/D-MA-03 • Rep. Jackie Walorski/R-IN-02 • Rep. Fred Upton/R-MI-06 • Rep. Brad Wenstrup/R-OH-02 Other House Committees House Financial Services Committee • Rep. Don Bacon/R-NE-02 Agriculture • Rep. Ami Bera/D-CA-07 Foreign Affairs; Science • Rep. Emanuel Cleaver/D-MO-05 • Rep. Anthony Brown/D-MD-04 Transportation • Rep. Madeleine Dean/D-PA-04 • Rep. Matt Cartwright/D-PA-08 Appropriations • Rep. Tom Emmer/R-MN-06 • Rep. Joaquin Castro/D-TX-20 Ed/Labor • Rep. Anthony Gonzalez/R-OH-16 • Rep. David Cicilline/D-RI-01 Judiciary • Rep. Josh Gottheimer/D-NJ-05 • Rep. Tom Cole/R-OK-04 Appropriations • Rep. French Hill/R-AR-02 • Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick/R-PA-01 Chair, • Rep. Jim Himes/D-CT-04 Problem Solvers Caucus • Rep. Trey Hollingsworth/R-IN-09 • Rep. Virginia Foxx/R-NC-05 Ed/Labor (RM) • Rep. Bill Huizenga/R-MI-02 • Rep. Josh Harder/D-CA-10 Appropriations • Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer/R-MO-03 • Rep. Chrissy Houlahan/D-PA-06 Small Business • Rep. Carolyn Maloney/D-NY-12 • Rep. John Katko/R-NY-24 Transportation • Rep. Patrick McHenry/R-NC-10 • Rep. Lucy McBath/D-GA-06 Ed/Labor; Judiciary • Rep. Ed Perlmutter/D-CO-07 • Rep. Mikie Sherrill/D-NJ-11 Armed Services • Rep. David Scott/D-GA-13 • Rep. Mike Simpson/R-ID-02 Appropriations • Rep. Abigail Spanberger/D-VA-07 Agriculture; • Rep. Brad Sherman/D-CA-30 Foreign Affairs • Rep. Steve Stivers/R-OH-15 • Rep. Eric Swalwell/D-CA-15 Judiciary • Rep. Ann Wagner/R-MO-02 • Rep. Maxine Waters/D-CA-43 House Campaign Committees House Leadership • B lue Dog PAC Moderate House Democrats • D emocratic Congressional Campaign Committee • Rep. Katherine Clark/D-MA-05 Assistant Speaker House Democrat Campaign Committee • Rep. Jim Clyburn/D-SC-06 Majority Whip • N ational Republican Congressional Committee • Rep. Steny Hoyer/D-MD-05 Majority Leader House Republican Campaign Committee • Rep. Kevin McCarthy/R-CA-23 Minority Leader • N ew Democrats PAC • Rep. Nancy Pelosi/D-CA-12 Speaker Moderate House Democrats • Tuesday Group/Republican Governance Group Moderate House Republicans
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 21 PAC Giving — Senate Members by Committee /// 20 21 Senate Special Committee on Aging Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) • Sen. Richard Blumenthal/D-CT • Sen. Bob Casey/D-PA • Sen. Bob Casey/D-PA • Sen. Bill Cassidy/R-LA • Sen. Susan Collins/R-ME • Sen. Susan Collins/R-ME • Sen. Mark Kelly/D-AZ • Sen. Maggie Hassan/D-NH • Sen. Marco Rubio/R-FL • Sen. Tim Kaine/D-VA • Sen. Tim Scott/R-SC • Sen. Jerry Moran/R-KS • Sen. Raphael Warnock/D-GA • Sen. Lisa Murkowski/R-AK • Sen. Patty Murray/D-WA • Sen. Mitt Romney/R-UT Senate Committee on Banking, • Sen. Tim Scott/R-SC Housing, and Urban Affairs Senate Leadership • Sen. Sherrod Brown/D-OH • Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto/D-NV • Sen. Mike Crapo/R-ID • Sen. Dick Durbin/D-IL Majority Whip • Sen. Jerry Moran/R-KS • Sen. Mitch McConnell/R-KY Minority Leader • Sen. Ben Sasse/R-NE • Sen. Patty Murray/D-WA Assistant Majority Leader • Sen. Tim Scott/R-SC • Sen. Chuck Schumer/D-NY Majority Leader • Sen. Kyrsten Sinema/D-AZ • Sen. John Thune/R-SD Minority Whip • Sen. Tina Smith/D-MN • Sen. Jon Tester/D-MT • Sen. Chris Van Hollen/D-MD Other Senate Committees • Sen. Raphael Warnock/D-GA • Sen. Shelley Moore Capito/R-WV Appropriations; Commerce Senate Committee on Finance • Sen. Tammy Duckworth/D-IL Commerce; Small Business • Sen. Deb Fischer/R-NE Commerce • Sen. Sherrod Brown/D-OH • Sen. Mazie Hirono/D-HI Judiciary; Small Business • Sen. Tom Carper/D-DE • Sen. John Hoeven/R-ND Appropriations • Sen. Bob Casey/D-PA • Sen. Angus King/D-ME Energy • Sen. Bill Cassidy/R-LA • Sen. Patrick Leahy/D-VT Appropriations; Judiciary • Sen. John Cornyn/R-TX • Sen. Joe Manchin/D-WV Appropriations • Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto/D-NV • Sen. Brian Schatz/D-HI Appropriations; Commerce • Sen. Mike Crapo/R-ID • Sen. Steve Daines/R-MT • Sen. Chuck Grassley/R-IA • Sen. Maggie Hassan/D-NH Senate Campaign Committees • Sen. James Lankford/R-OK • Sen. Jerry Moran/R-KS • D emocratic Senatorial Campaign Committee • Sen. Rob Portman/R-OH Senate Democrat Campaign Committee • Sen. Ben Sasse/R-NE • M oderate Democrats PAC • Sen. Tim Scott/R-SC Moderate Senate Democrats • Sen. Tina Smith/D-MN • N ational Republican Senatorial Committee • Sen. John Thune/R-SD Senate Republican Campaign Committee • Sen. Ron Wyden/D-OR
YE A 22 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W Seniors Housing Data Book research recap 2021 Research & Publications ASHA’s proprietary ASHA’s extensive research provides research archive high-quality data via our website, and analysis that members can source is unrivaled in the the specific material industry. We’re you need to make committed to giving informed business our members the decisions. The most reliable, up-to- following provides date information a synopsis of on a wide range of some of our work topics. And with this past year. exclusive on-demand access to most of
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 23 20 21 SIB Independent and Assisted Living: Complex Populations Deserving Integrated Housing, Clinical, and Lifestyle Support SIB Assisted Living: An Important Option for Providing LTSS in the Community 2021 Seniors Housing Data Book & ASHA Policy Briefs Drawing on the most an annually produced assisted living Independent And currently available report for the ASHA as an eligible Assisted Living: data from the membership. The Medicaid home and Complex Populations Medicare Current 2021 Seniors Housing community-based Deserving Integrated Beneficiary Survey Data Book can be service. Housing, Clinical, and (MCBS), the Seniors found here. Lifestyle Support Housing Data Book The Brief was was published in provides detailed ASHA also partnered widely distributed to December 2021 as information on the with ATI Advisory Members of Congress part of a broader demographics, to produce two and highlights effort to quantify sources of insurance policy-oriented policy goals that are and detail the coverage, functional Special Issue Briefs singularly focused demographics and health status, this year. The first, on keeping seniors at and experiences health care Assisted Living: An home to the exclusion of older Medicare utilization, and Important Option of residential beneficiaries living spending of residents for Providing LTSS care settings and across a spectrum in seniors housing, in the Community, may overlook the of housing options. nursing homes was written for significant benefits Please click here and older adults in policymakers offered in senior to view this Special traditional private involved in budget living. Assisted Living: Issue Brief. housing. The Data reconciliation An Important Option Book was produced in discussions to for Providing LTSS in association with ATI emphasize the the Community can be Advisory and will be critical role of viewed here.
YE A 24 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W Entrepreneurial Spirit of Seniors Housing Volume IV ASHA and The Volume IV of Corporation); (Retirement Housing SeniorCare Investor Entrepreneurial Spirit Paul Klaassen Foundation); William published the fourth can be viewed by (Sunrise Senior Kaplan (Senior edition of The clicking here. Living); W.E. “Bill” Lifestyle); James Entrepreneurial Spirit Sheriff (American Stroud (Capital of Seniors Housing, All four editions of Retirement Senior Living); and written by Steve The Entrepreneurial Corporation/ Bill and Bob Thomas Monroe. The latest Spirit can be Brookdale); Steven (Senior Star); Volume installment features accessed in the Vick (Sterling House/ III: Thomas Grape chapters on Dwayne members-only area Assisted Living (Benchmark Senior Clark (Áegis Living); of the ASHA website Concepts/Signature Living); Michael Grust John Erickson by logging in and Senior Living); and (Senior Resource (Erickson Retirement selecting the Special Patricia Will (Belmont Group); Lynne Communities); Sevy Issue Brief/Industry Village Senior Katzmann (Juniper Petras-Wells (Priority Research tab from Living); Volume II: Communities); Life Care); Tim Smick the left navigation. David Freshwater Chuck and Karen (Harbor Retirement Previous editions (Watermark Lytle (Leisure Care); Associates); and include, Volume Retirement and Loren Shook Arnie Whitman I: William Colson Communities); (Silverado Senior (Formation Capital). (Holiday Retirement Laverne Joseph Living). The Entrepreneurial Spirit of Seniors Housing
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 25 20 21 Consumer Study: Impact of COVID-19 on the Seniors Housing Industry SIB Messages That Matter: How Senior Living ASHA 50 Advertising/Marketing Impacts Move-In Decisions ASHA 50 ASHA’s authoritative in the September/ The 2021 ASHA 50 annual ranking of the October issue of supplement can largest 50 owners Seniors Housing be viewed by and operators of Business. clicking here. seniors housing in the U.S. was published Consumer Research ASHA and ProMatura Consumer Survey shape the opinions Group conducted can be viewed by and decisions two extensive clicking here. of prospective consumer surveys in residents and adult 2021 that examined ASHA and ProMatura child influencers. the sentiments also published Click here for of prospective the results of a Messages that Matter: consumers and multi-year research How Senior Living adult children to project with over Advertising/Marketing gauge the impact of 1,700 respondents Impacts Move-In COVID-19 on senior that examined Decisions. living. Results from how marketing the summer 2021 and advertising
YE A 26 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W Seniors Housing Construction Monitor SIB Seniors Housing Construction Costs Construction Costs and Activity ASHA published a cottages, assisted Monitor through a and nursing care Special Issue Brief, living, skilled nursing, special licensing in primary and Seniors Housing IL common space, arrangement with secondary markets. Construction and underground NIC Map Vision. The The report also Costs, prepared parking. The Brief publication shows includes supply by Larry Graeve, also provides cost construction activity estimates and Amy Burk and Jeff trends between at the end of the penetration rates for Lundeen of Weitz January 2004 and second quarter 2021 the 75+ population. Corporation. The July 2021. for independent Click here to view Brief, which can be living, continuing Seniors Housing found here, presents ASHA also published care retirement Construction Monitor. construction costs a new edition of communities, per square feet for Seniors Housing assisted living, independent living, Construction memory care Seniors Housing State Regulatory Handbook ASHA and This report is certification, LeadingAge based on a survey participation, or published its annual of state regulators other requirements report summarizing and includes the produced in key licensure comprehensive association with and regulatory updated information CARF International requirements for about statutes and and the Joint assisted living regulations that Commission. and continuing allow for third-party Click here for the care retirement accreditation to 2021 edition of the communities in all satisfy full or partial Seniors Housing State 50 states and the compliance with Regulatory Handbook. District of Columbia. state licensure,
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 27 20 21 Compensation ASHA’s annual information about five key takeaways Seniors Housing compensation from this year’s Compensation Report program structure Seniors Housing was prepared by and design Compensation Pearl Meyer and characteristics. Report; survey was based on data ASHA members respondents from 60 senior received a Special received the living organizations, Issue Brief prepared complete report covering 162 by Jon Boba of in the Fall. positions and current Pearl Meyer outlining Click here to view. State of Seniors Housing The 2021 State of nearly 1,800 senior ASHA, the National Seniors Housing living communities Investment Center was sent in comprising over for Seniors Housing December to the 250,000 units as & Care, Argentum, ASHA membership of 12/31/2020. The LeadingAge, and the and to all survey State of Seniors National Center for participants. Housing research Assisted Living. This year’s report is conducted by summarizes data HealthTrust in SIB Compensation from a sample of association with Survey Results: Five Key Takeaways State of Seniors Housing Seniors Housing State Regulatory Handbook
YE A 28 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W legal committee recap ASHA Legal Committee /// PAUL GORDON Hanson Bridgett ELIZABETH CHAMBERS Chair Áegis Living SUSAN KAYSER Duane Morris
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 29 20 21 STEPHEN LEVY Senior Lifestyle ALLISON A s part of ASHA’s new 2021- 2026 strategic plan senior living. In 2021, the Association was involved in filing three such Amicus RAMIREZ related to member engagement, the briefs in cases related to: Bridge Seniors association launched a Legal Committee 1) t he use of The Prep Act as a legal defense in 2021 which is for COVID-19 related claims; Chaired by Elizabeth 2) t he use of arbitration agreements Chambers of Aegis by family members of assisted living Living. The Legal residents; and Committee met regularly throughout 3) t he continued inclusion of assisted living the year and assisted in the Texas Medical Liability Act. ASHA and its staff on an array of legal and operational In addition, we matters impacting received a positive developers, owners ruling in a Maryland and operators. case we supported with an Amicus brief ASHA’s members last year involving BENJAMIN received updates whether recordation throughout the SCOLL year on a range and transfer taxes are due on the value of operational/ of intangible personal Watermark Retirement legal issues, property, including Communities including vaccine goodwill, transferred mandates, website in a business sale accessibility, crisis when recorded communications, deeds evidence fair housing, and only conveyance visitor management of real property. practices among others. ASHA has filed Amicus curiae or “friend of the court” briefs routinely over the years in select cases with broad implications for
YE A 30 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W consumer education WYou here Live You Live Matters platform has been used extensively during the COVID- period to deliver Live Matters digital platform throughout 2021 to show how the industry helped keep residents and Matters website between January and November 2021, generating over 13.4 million Matters ASHA’s Where a comprehensive depiction of associates happy, healthy and engaged impressions. Our social the industry’s throughout the media presence You Live Matters response to this COVID crisis. The on FaceBook digital initiative was unprecedented crisis materials from the and Instagram launched with a and to challenge ASHA/ProMatura produced 1.1 million simple goal: to help negative media “Successes” project impressions and older adults and their coverage. can be viewed in their continues to push families get friendly, entirety here. traffic to the Where authoritative, and Outreach conducted You Live Matters unbiased information for ASHA by ProMatura Over 820,000 website. about senior Group was used consumers utilized living. The Where on the Where You the Where You Live
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 31 20 21 Where You Live Matters Committee /// JIM LETITIA BOWE JACKSON GlenAire HealthCare Senior Star CINDY AMY BRETT LONGFELLOW MCGUIRE ROBINSON Juniper Communities Senior Resource Group Greystar ABBY DOUG JANINE SEE SCHIFFER WITTE Sunrise Senior Living Allegro Senior Living Senior Lifestyle
YE A 32 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W JILL LARRY KELLY ASHTON COHEN COOK ANDRESS Lytle Enterprises Trustwell Living Sage Senior Living new asha executive board JOHN PAUL KASS GETCHEY GRIFFIN III MATT ReNew REIT Griffin Living Vium Capital
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 33 20 21 JOSHUA JASON TIM CRISP DOPOULOS FICKER Solinity White Oak Healthcare Partners LifeStar Living members TOREY ADAM JOSH RISO SHERMAN STEVENS Huron Live Oak Bank Harbor Point Capital
YE A 34 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W 2022 meeting schedule January March March May May 24-26 1 22 6 24 ANNUAL REGIONAL REGIONAL ALZHEIMER’S REGIONAL MEETING ROUNDTABLE ROUNDTABLE ASSOCIATION ROUNDTABLE BRAIN BALL Arizona Biltmore Waldorf Astoria The Statler The Ritz-Carlton Westin Copley Place Resort Buckhead Dallas, TX Washington, DC Boston, MA Phoenix, AZ Atlanta, GA June August August September November 7-8 2 3 13 2-3 MID-YEAR REGIONAL REGIONAL EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN’S MEETING ROUNDTABLE ROUNDTABLE BOARD MEETING CIRCLE Omni Interlocken Avenue of the Arts Grand Hyatt Seattle Marriott The Ritz-Carlton Resort Costa Mesa, CA Seattle, WA Marquis Sarasota, FL Broomfield, CO Washington, DC
> Click here to return to Table of Contents. 35 The 2021 Senior Living 20 21 Hall of Fame inductees hall of CARL CAMPBELL fame CAMLU inductees Four preeminent, pioneering senior living leaders The 2021 class joins 14 previous Senior Living Hall of Fame honorees. The recipients were were named to the chosen by the Senior 2021 Senior Living Hall Living Hall of Fame of Fame. The annual Selection Committee. honor is awarded by It is chaired by former the American Seniors ASHA Chairman, ROBERT & WILLIAM Housing Association Larry Cohen of THOMAS (ASHA). Trustwell Living. Committee members Senior Star The Senior Living Hall of Fame recognizes are Lois Bowers of the visionaries who McKnight’s Senior Living, have distinguished Steve Monroe of The themselves through SeniorCare Investor, uncommon foresight Matt Valley of Seniors and ground-breaking Housing Business, innovation. These and Tim Mullaney of are industry leaders Senior Housing News. with an unwavering commitment to community lifestyles that enhance choice, independence, dignity and personalized service. PATRICIA WILL Belmont Village Senior Living
YE A 36 R IN > Click here to return to Table of Contents. RE VIE W 2021 sponsorship acknowledgment ASHA thanks the following 2021 meeting and research sponsors. GRACE MANAGEMENT PMS 7694 COOL GRAY 4U 20% Noto Serif - regular Noto Serif - bold GOTHAM BOOK
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