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American Baptist Homes of the West (“ABHOW”) 6120 Stoneridge Mall Road, Suite 300 Pleasanton, CA 94588 www.abhow.com

John Cochrane III, President & CEO Randall Stamper, Board Chair

ABOUT ABHOW started in 1949 with the establishment of Pilgrim Haven Retirement Community, now known as The Terraces at Los Altos, in Los Altos, California. The original purpose to provide quality housing and health care for retired American Baptist ministers and missionaries grew to include older persons regardless of occupation or religious affiliation. From one community serving nine residents in 1949, ABHOW has expanded to 50 communities in six states, with more than 2,400 team members serving 6,200 residents.

Asbury Communities, Inc. 200300 Century Boulevard, Suite 300 Germantown, MD 20874 www.asbury.org

Doug Leidig, President & CEO Carolyn Stamatakis, Board Chair

ABOUT Asbury Communities began in 1926 on 130 acres in Gaithersburg, Maryland, as a home for the indigent aged and has grown into the 16th largest system of not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Communities (“CCRCs”). Today the Asbury system serves more than 3,800 people and employs nearly 2,700. Their CCRCs offer independent living, assisted living, skilled care and memory support in three states. Asbury Communities expanded its services to include home and community-based services outside their communities in 2012, and recently affiliated with Calvery County Nursing Center in Southern Maryland.

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be.group 516 Burchett Street Glendale, CA 91203 www.thebegroup.org

John Cochrane III, President & CEO Randall Stamper, Board Chair

ABOUT Originally established in 1955 as Southern California Presbyterian Homes, their name was changed in 2011. be.group has 7 licensed senior living communities and 26 low-income housing communities, serving nearly 4,000 residents and supported by 1,300 staff members. Among their senior living communities are 6 Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs). Sevices include residential, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehibilitation and respite care.

Beatitudes Campus 1610 W. Glendale Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85021 www. beatitudescampus.org

Michelle Just, President & CEO Mike Scheurich, Board Chair

ABOUT Beatitudes welcomed its first residents in 1965 after Rev. Dr. Culter “Bill” Nelson, Church of the Beatitudes pastor, visited a nursing home and discovered the need for comfortable, caring, affordable, quality retirement living. Along with Rev. Dr. Everett Luther, a committee was formed to address this need, and 25 acres was purchased. Beatitudes Campus continues its mission of serving of serving its residents, offering a full range of services, including independent living, assisted living, memory support, skilled nursing & rehab, and home care. Beatitudes Campus has served approximately 13,000 older adults who call the campus home. Hundreds more are served through wellness and outreach programs.

Bethesda Senior Living Communities 15475 Gleneagle Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80921 www.bethesdaseniorliving.com

Larry Smith, President

ABOUT Bethesda Senior Living Communities is a faith-based not-for-profit organization headquartered in Colorado Springs, operating 21 senior communities across 18 campuses. Their campuses offer independent living, assisted living, and memory care for seniors in warm, home-like atmospheres. Founded in 1959 as a senior living community in Nebraska, Bethesda Senior Living Communities now has communities in 6 states across the nation. Bethesda Senior Living Communities’ parent company, Bethesda Ministries, also supports Bethesda Christian Broadcasting and One Child Matters: a child sponsorship organization providing over 40,000 children with food, education, medical aid and spiritual guidance.

BHI Senior Living, Inc. 5415 Bearberry Lane Indianapolis, IN 46268 www.bhiseniorliving.org

John Dattilo, President & CEO Ronald Lane, Board Chair

ABOUT BHI Senior Living, Inc. opened its first Continuing Care Retirement Community in 1952. Today, they have 4 locations in Indiana — Hoosier Village in Indianapolis, the Towne House in Fort Wayne, Four Seasons in Columbus, and Wesley Mannor in Frankfort. Each community offers a broad spectrum of choices for seniors: independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation services. Named Baptist Homes of Indiana, Inc. since the 1960s, BHI Senior Living, Inc. changed its name in 2011 to reflect that their communities are inclusive and open to individuals of all denominations and backgrounds — while maintaining its link to the organization’s faith-based past.

Brethren Hillcrest Homes 2705 Mountain View Drive La Verne, CA 91750 www.livingathillcrest.org

Matthew Neeley, President & CEO Jack Meek, Board Chair

ABOUT Hillcrest’s roots were planted in 1947, when La Verne residents partnered with the Church of the Brethren to create a retirement home for the community. With 6.5 acres and a little good fortune, Hillcrest provided La Verne’s seniors with 10 cottages, a chapel and a manor. Over the years, Hillcrest has evolved, growing to accommodate healthcare needs and a rising population. The property now spans more than 50 acres and has undergone numerous upgrades, replacements and additions. The community now includes The Village Center, a progressive Aquatic and Fitness Center, the Dean Kieffaber Chapel, new residential homes in Pinecrest, Birch Court, Maple Court and The Lofts. Hillcrest maintains top-notch healthcare facilities to offer services that fit the needs of each resident.

Carolina Meadows, Inc. 100 Carolina Meadows Chapel Hill, NC 27517 www.carolinameadows.org

Kevin McLeod, President & CEO Dianne Stimson, Board Chair

ABOUT Founded by Dale Kline and a select group of retirement industry professionals in 1983, Carolina Meadows was envisioned to be an alternative to traditional retirement communities, as a space that facilitated convenient and comfortable living, and a place well-educated, articulate people could see themselves living. Kline’s vision revolved around creating an equity-based community with maximum resident participation, where residents enjoy the advantages of ownership linked with the security of available services as they progress along the continuum of aging. More than 30 years later, two non-profit organizations, Carolina Meadows, Inc. and the Carolina Meadows Resident Association, work together to create the ultimate nonprofit retirement community. Carolina Meadows, Inc. has grown to serve over 700 residents at their 166-acre campus.

Christian Living Communities 7000 East Belleview Avenue, Suite 150 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 www.christianlivingcommunities.org

Terry Rogers, President & CEO Gregory Terry, Board Chair

ABOUT Christian Living Communities (“CLC”), located in the south Denver metro area of Colorado, owns and manages senior living communities and services throughout Colorado and offers consulting services, via Cappella Living Solutions, nation-wide. CLC is a not-for-profit providing excellence in senior services since 1972 with a portfolio of communities and services that promotes resident-directed cultures and enriching living environments to liberate traditional views of aging. Today, CLC offers a full continuum of care and services from residential to skilled nursing at three communities: Clermont Park, Holly Creek and Someren Glen. Their newest addition is Dayspring Villa, offering assisted living. CLC also offers Home Care and Adult Day Services.

Deaconess - Abundant Life Communities 80 Deaconess Road Concord, MA 01742 www.nedeaconess.org

Christopher Sintros, President & CEO Rev. Dr. James Mentzer, Board Chair

ABOUT Founded in 1889, as New England Deaconess Association, Deaconess Abundant Life Communities has celebrated a long history and renowned reputation for providing a broad range of services, cultivating the desire of everyone to age gracefully. Expanding into other markets to serve a growing and changing population, there are now five Deaconess Abundant Life Communities: Newbury Court in Concord, Massachusetts; Seashore Point in Provincetown, Massachusetts; Wesley Woods Homes in Gilford, New Hampshire; The Leland Home in Waltham, Massachusetts; and Rockridge in Northampton, Massachusetts.

Elder Care Alliance 1301 Marina Village Parkway, Suite 210 Alameda, CA 94501 www.eldercarealliance.org

Adriene Iverson, President & CEO Sr. Kathleen Kearney, Board Chair

ABOUT Elder Care Alliance traces its history to 1907, when Mercy Retirement & Care center in Oakland, California was founded by the Sisters of Mercy. In 1997 Mercy, Salem Lutheran Home and Dignity Health joined to form the Elder Care Alliance. Today, Elder Care Alliance has four communities in California: Mercy Retirement & Care Center in Oakland, AlmaVia of San Francisco, AlmaVia of San Rafael, and AlmaVia of Camarillo. Services include independent living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing.

Emerald Communities 10901 176th Circle Northeast Redmond, WA 98052 www.theemeraldcommunities.org

Lisa Hardy, President & CEO Gary King, Board Chair

ABOUT Emerald Communities opened its first Continuing Care Retirement Community (“CCRC”), Emerald Heights, in 1992. Today Emerald Heights is home to more than 450 residents, and Emerald Communities is expanding to meet the wants and needs of older adults for generations to come. Their newest CCRC, Heron’s Key, is being developed in Gig Harbor, Washington with an expected opening date in early 2017. Emerald Communities services include independent living, assisted living, memory care, rehabilitative services and skilled nursing.

Episcopal Communities and Services 1111 S. Arroyo Parkway, Suite 230 Pasadena, CA 91105 www.ecsforseniors.org

James Rothrock, President & CEO Edgar Johnson, Board Chair

ABOUT Episcopal Communities and Services began in 1923, when the Episcopal Home for the Aged was founded by Deaconess Sophie Miller to provide housing, services and health care to older people — especially those facing hardship. Today Episcopal Communities and Services serves people of all faiths and economic means in the Los Angeles area. They have 3 Life Plan senior living communities: the Canterbury, the Covington, and MonteCarlo as well as 7 affordable housing communities.

Episcopal Retirement Services 3870 Virginia Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45227 www.episcopalretirement.com

Doug Spitler, President & CEO Robin Smith, Board Chair

ABOUT Since 1951, Episcopal Retirement Services (“ERS”) has worked to improve the lives of older adults through innovative, quality senior living communities and through community services to older adults. ERS began as the Memorial Homes Foundation, serving 20 older women in a home in Clifton, near the University of Cincinnati. Today, ERS continues to serve older adults at 10 senior living communities throughout Ohio, as well as in-home and community-based services.

Episcopal Senior Communities 2185 N. California Boulevard, Suite 575 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 www.jtm-esc.org

Kevin Gerber, President & CEO Sanford “Sandy” Skaggs, Board Chair

ABOUT Since 1965 Episcopal Senior Communities has been a leading nonprofit organization serving seniors. Currently, Episcopal Senior Communities has almost 1500 residents in its 6 Continuing Care Retirement Communities: Canterbury Woods, St. Paul’s Towers, Los Gatos Meadows, Spring Lake Village, San Francisco Towers, and Webster House. Episcopal Senior Communities also offers affordable housing at Oak Center Towers, Presidio Gate Apartments, Lytton Gardens, and Jennings Court.

Frasier 350 Ponca Place Boulder, CO 80303 www.frasiermeadows.org

Timothy A. Johnson, President & CEO Linda Minghella, Board Chair

ABOUT Frasier is an independent not-for-profit, mission-driven community. Frasier was founded by the Rocky Mountain Conference of the United Methodist Church. The June 8, 1958, groundbreaking ceremony took place on 20 acres of land contributed by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frasier. Since opening in 1960 with 100 apartments, Frasier has grown to offer independent living apartments, assisted living apartments with respite care available, a Health Care Center with short-term subacute rehabilitation, a Wellness Center open to Frasier residents as well as to the community at large, and a memory care center. Almost 400 seniors are currently being served by Frasier.

Friendship Village of Schaumburg 350 W. Schaumburg Road Schaumburg, IL 60194 www.friendshipvillage.org

Stephen Yenchek, President & CEO Kathy Rivera, Board Chair

ABOUT Friendship Village is a leading Chicago-area Continuing Care Retirement Community offering a complete continuum of care including independent living garden homes and apartment homes, as well as assisted living, memory support, skilled care, short- and long-term rehabilitation services, and senior housing. For more than 35 years, Friendship Village has been providing Chicago-area seniors with exceptional retirement living options.

Glencroft Senior Living 8611 North 67th Avenue Glendale, AZ 85302 www.glencroft.com

John Wenzlau, President & CEO Mary Temm, Board Chair

ABOUT Glencroft Senior Living is the largest Continuing Care Retirement Community in the state of Arizona. Founded in the early 1960s, Glencroft offers independent living, low income HUD housing, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing and home health services to support their residents. As many as 900 seniors are served and supported at their 40-acre community just outside Phoenix, Arizona.

John Knox Village 400 NW Murray Road Lee’s Summit, MO 64081 www.jkv.org

Daniel Rexroth, President & CEO Chuck Robb, Board Chair

ABOUT Since 1970, John Knox Village has been one of the most comprehensive retirement communities in the country. The continuum of care at John Knox Village’s 400+ acre campus includes independent living, assisted living, residential care, memory care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, hospice, home health, companion & personal care, and healthcare technology through Home for Life Solutions™ products and services.

Kāhala Nui 4389 Malia Street Honolulu, HI 96821 www.kahalanui.com

Patrick Duarte, President & CEO Philip Ching, Board Chair

ABOUT Kāhala Nui is a vibrant retirement community, ideally situated in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Honolulu, Hawaii. Spread across a 6.5 acre garden campus, Kāhala Nui offers gracious, island-style living with well-appointed residences and quality residential services and amenities. Here, the island tradition of ‘ohana is honored, and a true sense of family and community guides daily lifestyle choices. Residents at Kāhala Nui also enjoy the security of Life Care, a holistic approach to senior living that integrates a wellness-centered lifestyle with the peace of mind of onsite continuum of care choices at Hi’olani Care Center.

King-Bruwaert House 6101 S. County Line Road Burr Ridge, IL 60527 www.kingbruwaert.com

Terri Bowen, CEO John Kayser, Board President

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La Posada at Park Centre, Inc. 350 E. Morningside Road Green Valley, AZ 85614 www.posadalife.org

Lisa Israel, President & CEO Kathy Ward, Board Chair

ABOUT La Posada’s history dates to the mid-1980s when the highly renowned Tucson Medical Center began their award-winning, multi-faceted retirement community that today serves as a national model. In 1997, La Posada became an independent, stand-alone, not-for-profit community that is unique in Southern Arizona. Currently, La Posada offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, community services, outpatient therapies, and home health services.

Laurel Lake Retirement Community 200 Laurel Lake Drive Hudson, OH 44236 www.laurellake.com

David Oster, Executive Director Stephanie FallCreek, Board Chair

ABOUT Established in 1989, Laurel Lake Retirement Community is a not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community offering multiple home styles within 150 scenic acres in historic Hudson, Ohio. Laurel Lake Retirement Community offers independent living, assissted living, memory-supportive care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation. More than 1,000 people live, work and visit the Laurel Lake campus daily.

Life Enriching Communities 6279 Tri-Ridge Boulevard, Suite 320 Loveland, OH 45140 www.lec.org

SM Scott McQuinn, President & CEO Jerry Wissel, Board Chair

ABOUT Life Enriching Communities began in 1899 as the Methodist Home for the Aged. Their Twin Tower location has grown to serve over 600 residents at its 120-acre campus, offering independing living, assisted living, rehabilitative therapy, and skilled nursing. In 2002 Twin Lakes in Montgomery, Ohio was established. The 65-acre campus is home to 400 residents, offering independent living, assisted living, rehabilitation therapy services and skilled nursing care.

Lifespace Communities, Inc. 100 East Grand Avenue, Suite 200 Des Moines, Iowa 50309 www.lifespacecommunities.com

Sloan Bentley, President & CEO E. LaVerne Epp, Board Chair

ABOUT Founded in 1976 as Life Care Retirement Communities, in 2009 they changed their name to Lifespace Communities, Inc. to reflect a new vision. As a Continuing Care Retirement Community and life care plan for care, Lifespace now serves 5,000 residents at 12 communities spanning 7 states. Lifespace is currently the 7th largest not-for-profit senior living system.

Lutheran Life Communities 3150 Salt Creek Lane Arlington Heights, IL 60005 www.lutheranlifecommunities.org

Roger Paulsberg, President & CEO Rev. David Abrahamson, Board Chair

ABOUT Established in 1892 as Lutheran Home by Pastor August Reinke and a donation of 26 cents, Lutheran Life Communities has since expanded to 6 locations in Illinois, Indiana and Florida. Luthern Life Communities offers independent living, short-term rehabilitation services, assisted living, memory support and healthcare/skilled nursing.

Lutheran Senior Services 1150 Hanley Industrial Court St. Louis, MO 63144 www.lssliving.org

John Kotovsky, President & CEO Rev. William Simmons, Board Chair

ABOUT In 1858, Rev. Johann Friedrich Buenger founded the first Protestant hospital in St. Louis, which eventually became known as Lutheran Hospital/Lutheran Medical Center. His servant heart sparked a caring Christian ministry that lives on today in Lutheran Senior Services. Over the years, they have grown from a single convalescent home into one of the nation’s 10 largest not-for-profit senior living networks. Each year, the needs of more than 9,000 older adults are met through Lutheran Senior Services’ 21 senior living communities and programs which serve seniors in their own homes.

Maple Knoll Communities 11100 Springfield Pike Cincinnati, OH 45246 www.mkcommunities.org mapleknoll COMMUNITIES James Formal, President & CEO Ronald Beymer, Board Chair

ABOUT Maple Knoll Communities, Inc. includes the retirement communities of Maple Knoll Village, the Knolls of Oxford, Maple Knoll Outreach Services for Seniors, 3 affordable HUD Senior Living Residences, Village Home Health and Hospice, WMKV 89.3 and 89.9 FM Radio Station, a Montessori Child Center, and the Hemsworth Wellness Center. Maple Knoll Communities, Inc. traces its roots to 1848 when a group of concerned citizens of Cincinnati recognized a need for housing for the elderly without families to support them. Mrs. Lydia Beecher, stepmother of Harriet Beecher Stowe, led the group in founding the society that eventually grew into Maple Knoll Communities.

Mather LifeWays 1603 Orrington Avenue, Suite 1800 Evanston, IL 60201 www.matherlifeways.com

Mary Leary, President & CEO Roger Lumpp II, Board Chair

ABOUT Mather LifeWays began in 1941, when Alonza Mather founded the Mather Home. Today, MatherLifeways has grown to serve over 105,000 older adults, both directly and indirectly. Winning multiple awards, MatherLifeways communities include The Mather in Evanston, Illinois, Splendido at Rancho Vistoso in Tuscon, Arizona, and Mather Place of Wilmette, in Wilmette, Illinois. MatherLifeways offers independent living, assisted living, memory support and skilled nursing. MatherLifeways’ Institute on Aging conducts and disseminates applied research for those who serve older adults, as a global resource for aging services providers, reaching over 980 senior living communities through their Institute-designed programs.

Methodist Senior Services 109 South Broadway Tupelo, MS 38804 www.mss.org

Steve McAlilly, President & CEO Celebration. Innovation. Hope. Bernie Daniels, Jr., Board Chair

ABOUT Methodist Senior Services was founded in 1962 as a charitable, not for profit organization providing services to elders in the Mississippi area. Over 1,800 seniors are served by over 1,000 employees and 2,000 volunteers at their independent living cottages and apartments, personal care/assisted living apartments, skilled nursing care and community outreach programs. Methodist Senior Services has 12 campuses in Mississippi: Aldersgate Retirement Community, Dugan Memorial Home, Flowers Manor Retirement Community, The Henry Clay, Martha Coker Green House Homes, Riggs Manor Retirement Community, Seashore Highlands, Traceway Retirement Community, Trinity Place Retirement Community, Turner Duvall, Wesley Manor Retirement Community and Wesley Meadows Retirement Community.

Northern California Presbyterian Homes & Services 1525 Post Street San Francisco, CA 94109 www.ncphs.org

David Berg, President & CEO David Jamison, Board Chair

ABOUT Incorporated in 1958 as a not-for-profit organization based out of Cathedral Hill in San Francisco, Northern California Presbyterian Homes & Services (“NCPHS”) provides housing for 1,900 older adults and serves an additional 2,300 thorugh community service programs. NCPHS has 7 residential communities throughout northern California, offering independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing and memory care.

Oakwood Lutheran Senior Ministries 6205 Mineral Point Road Madison, WI 53705 www.oakwoodvillage.net

Rick Bova, President & CEO Paul Schmidt, Board Chair

ABOUT Oakwood Luthern Senior Ministries — formerly Oakwood Lutheran Homes Association — was founded by St. John’s Lutheran Church and several other Lutheran congregations in 1948. Oakwood Lutheran Senior Ministries has two campuses, Prairie Ridge and University Woods, offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation services.

Otterbein Senior Lifestyle Choices 580 North State Route 741 Lebanon, OH 45036 www.otterbein.org

Jill Wilson, President & CEO SENIOR LIFESTYLE CHOICES Mel Miller, Board Chair

ABOUT Otterbein Senior LIfestyle Choices began in 1912 with the purchase of 4,000 acres of a former Shaker settlement near Lebanon, Ohio. Since then it has expanded to include 5 Continuing Care Lifestyle Communities across Ohio, in Cridersville, Lebanon, North Shore, Portage Valley and St. Mary’s; additionally, Otterbein Senior Lifestyle Choices has 9 skilled nursing and rehab “small houses” — real homes with only 10 residents, offering expert speech, physical & occupational rehab therapy and long-term nursing services. Otterbein Senior Lifestyle Choices’ senior living options include independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing & rehab, post-acute care, home health, wellness services and hospice.

Pacific Retirement Services, Inc. One West Main, Suite 303 Medford, OR 97501 www.pacificretirement.com

Brian McLemore, President & CEO Doug Schmor, Board Chair

ABOUT Pacific Retirement Services, Inc. (“PRS”) is made up of not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Communities, affordable senior housing communities, and a community volunteer network. It employs nearly 3,000 and provides housing and services to more than 5,000 seniors. The PRS family of affiliates has 9 Continuing Care Retirement Communities and 25 affordable senior housing communities in 5 states: Oregon, Washington, California, Texas and Wisconsin, offering independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing & rehabilitation.

Peace Church Risk Retention Group Resource Partners 2160 Lincoln Highway East, Suite 6 Lancaster, PA 17602

Russell Shaner, President & CEO Phil Leaman, Chief Operating Officer

ABOUT Peace Church Risk Retention Group (“PCRRG”) is a member owned provider of general and professional liability insurance for Peace Church aging services organizations (Brethren, Mennonite and Quaker). Formed in 2004, PCRRG now has 47 member-owner organizations in 19 states. As a result of careful governance and management and the support of highly effective risk management strategies, PCRRG members have received rate reductions in 9 out of 11 renewal years and more than $14 million in returned premiums over the life of the program.

Presby’s Inspired Life 2000 Joshua Road Lafayette Hill, 19444 www.presbysinspiredlife.org

Judee Bavaria, President & CEO Alan Griffith, Board Chair

ABOUT Presby’s Inspired Life is a regional leader, offering continuing care and affordable housing to more than 3,000 older adults in more than 30 communities through the dedicated, compassionate work of nearly 1,000 employees. Presby’s Inspired Life grew out of a response by members of the Presbytery of Philadelphia to provide quality housing and long-term care for older adults in the greater Philadelphia region. In 1955, the community that would later be known as Rosemont was opened to offer housing for 14 older adults who needed to be relocated after their previous residence closed. Today Presby’s Inspired Life offers independent living personal care, skilled nursing, memory support and affordable housing.

Presbyterian Villages of Michigan 26200 Lahser Road, Suite 300 Southfield, Michigan 48033 www.pvm.org

Roger Myers, President & CEO George Millush Jr., Board Chair

ABOUT Since 1945, Presbyterian Villages of Michigan has been Michigan’s premier senior living provider. As a nonprofit, faith-based organization, they are committed to serving senior citizens of all faiths, walks of life, and financial means. More than 4,500 seniors are served by 28 senior living communities or home and community based services. Presbyterian Villages of Michigan offers independent living, assisted living, continuing care retirement communities, enhanced living, sub-acute rehabilitation, memory care, respite care, skilled nursing and transitional care.

Providence Life Services 18601 North Creek Drive Tinley Park, IL 60477 www.providencelifeservices.com

Richard Schutt, President & CEO Tim Breems, Board Chair

ABOUT In 1959, local churches and community representatives gathered for a ceremony surrounding the laying of the cornerstone of a new, better nursing home. The Providence family consists of several distinct communities in Illinois, Michigan, and soon Indiana. These communities offer a variety of senior living services, including independent living, affordable living, assisted living, in-home care, memory care, rehabilitation, retirement living and skilled nursing.

Retirement Housing Foundation, Inc. 911 North Studebaker Road Long Beach, CA 90815 www.rhf.org

Dr. Laverne Joseph, President & CEO Raymond East, Board Chair

ABOUT Retirement Housing Foundation (“RHF”) was incorporated in 1961 by two clergy and a layman from the United Church of Christ, who wanted to provide quality housing and services for older adults. This mission has since expanded to include communities for persons with disabilities and limited income families. Today, RHF has 185 communities in 29 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. These communities offer residential living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, respite care, affordable assisted living, and affordable housing for older adults, working families and people with disabilities.

Riverwoods at Exeter 7 Riverwoods Drive Exeter, NH 03833 www.riverwoodsrc.org

Justine Vogel, President & CEO Bruce Mast, Board Chair

ABOUT Since 1994, RiverWoods has been an independent retirement community founded by seniors. It is a non-profit, nationally accredited Continuing Care Retirement Community offering an independent living lifestyle catering to active seniors. Riverwoods spans 3 campuses in Exeter, New Hampshire, offering independent living, assisted living and skilled nursing.

Rockwood Retirement Communities 2903 East 25th Avenue Spokane, WA 99223 www.rockwoodretirement.org

Alan Curryer, President & CEO Greg Plummer, Board Chair

ABOUT In 1958 Spokane United Methodist Homes was incorporated as a non-profit corporation. Today, Rockwood South Hill and Rockwood Hawthorne are the only two accredited Continuing Care Retirement Communities between Seattle and Minneapolis. Services include independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing and memory care. Over 500 seniors call Rockwood Retirement Communities home. Rockwood South Hill and Rockwood Hawthorne are accredited by the Continuing Care Accrediation Commission (CCAC) as well as the Educational Assessment Guidelines Leading Towards Excellence (EAGLE) Accrediation Program of the United Methodist Association.

St. Martin’s in the Pines 4941 Montevallo Road Birmingham, AL 35210 www.stmartins.ws

Mike Faulkner, CFO David Smitherman, Board Chair

ABOUT In 1957, St. Martin’s began as a retirement residence for 80 residents. Today, St. Martin’s in the Pines is a comprehensive retirement community, with a skilled nursing center, assisted living facility, secure Alzheimer’s community, and a new comprehensive therapy and transitional care program, the Pines Rehab. They have revolutionized nursing home care with new homes called, “The Cottages at St. Martin’s,” a campus for elders requiring long-term skilled nursing care. Additional services include at home care and technogical services such as personal emergency response systems.

Senior Quality Lifestyles Corporation 12720 Hillcrest Road, Suite 106 Dallas, TX 75230 www.sqlc.org

Stan Waterhouse, President & CEO Joe Anderson, Board Chair

ABOUT Encompassing 6 communities, Senior Quality Lifestyles Corporation (“SQLC”) includes Querencia Barton Creek in Austin, Texas; Edgemere in Dallas, Texas; The Buckingham in Houston, Texas; The Stayton at Museum Way in Fort Worth, Texas; Mirador in Corpus Christi, Texas; and The Barrington of Carmel in Indiana. Services include independent living, assisted living, memory support, long-term and short-term skilled nursing and rehabilitation.

United Church Homes and Services, Inc. 100 Leonard Avenue Newton, NC 28658 www.uchas.org

Lee Syria, President & CEO J. Ray Deal, Board Chair

ABOUT United Church Homes and Services (“UCHS”) is recognized as an industry leader among not-for-profit senior living communities with 11 locations serving over 2,000 older adults in North Carolina and Virginia. Incorporated in 1961, UCHS has a rich tradition of commitment to seniors and offers choices in lifestyle options allowing residents to focus on what’s truly important and matters most to them. United Church Homes and Services provides independent living, assisted living, affordable housing, PACE, healthcare/ skilled nursing, home care, memory care and rehabilitation.

United Methodist Communities 3311 State Route 33 Neptune, NJ 07753 www.umcommunities.org

Lawrence Carlson, President & CEO John Bishop, Board Chair

ABOUT In the late 19th century, the movement to create homes for senior men and women was a direct result of social and economic conditions following the Civil War. The mission of United Methodist Communities has been essentially unchanged since its inception at the beginning of the 20th century and has roots in even earlier developments at establishments that are now part of the organization. Throughout its 109 year history as a leader in senior living and care, United Methodist Communities has grown and changed to reflect the needs of its communities, residents and families. Today, United Methodist Communities has 1,400 residents, over 1,000 employees and more than 100 years of compassionate care to seniors in New Jersey. Services include independing living, assisted living, long term care, memory care, respite, rehab, hospice and senior housing.