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Top Drawer
New Members 2020–2021
Volume II
Stronger
Together
caring communities
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Dear Members and Strategic Partners,
I am thrilled to share this Special Edition Top Drawer Report
featuring our newest Member organizations.
Caring Communities has seen outstanding growth in 2021 by partnering with the nation’s
leading not-for-profit senior housing and care organizations and expanding our footprint to
over 40 states.
As the owners of our company, Members represent innovative organizations led by like-
minded executives prioritizing peer collaboration and the adoption of industry-leading
resident safety and risk management best practices.
As we complete a successful 2021, we are excited to be celebrating the 20th anniversary
of our founding in 2002. By applying high quality and conservative underwriting standards,
Ashur S. Odishoo we will continue to expand our 70-Member portfolio by partnering with the highest quality,
Chief Growth Officer financially strong not-for-profit senior living operators.
It is with great pleasure that I share with you the names and profiles of our newest Members.
aodishoo@caringcomm.org
I hope you enjoy learning about these organizations and the outstanding leaders that serve
847-549-8225
their residents.
Yours truly,
Ashur S. Odishoo
Caring Communities Membership Continues to Grow
In this issue, we are highlighting the following new Members:
● Florida Presbyterian Homes, Lakeland, FL ● Mease Life, Dunedin, FL
Joe Xanthopolous, CEO & Executive Kent McRae, CEO
Director
● Presbyterian Communities of
● Franciscan Ministries, Lemont, IL South Carolina, Columbia, SC
Judy Amiano, President & CEO Rev. Dr. Franklin Fant, President &
CEO
● Front Porch, Glendale, CA
John Woodward, CEO ● Waverly Heights, Gladwyne, PA
Thomas Garvin, President & CEO
● Homewood, Williamsport, MD
Thad Rothrock, President & CEO ● Wellspring Lutheran, Flint, MI
David Gehm, President & CEO
● Lakeview Village, Lenexa, KS
Robbie Clausen, CEO ● Westminster Communities of Florida,
Orlando, FL
Terry Rogers, President & CEO
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Introducing the New CEO of
Caring Communities
On July 1, 2021, Caring Communities appointed
Randy Renn as the new CEO.
As an experienced business leader, Randy Renn succeeds Jim Caldwell, who
served as CEO for almost 20 years. “Jim Caldwell...will be available to Randy
as needed through the end of the calendar year,” says Pam Claassen, Board
Chair of Caring Communities.
Randy brings to the company his impressive experience in insurance and risk
management. Most recently he served as Senior Vice President and Chief
Financial Officer for Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty, North America,
where he oversaw $4.8 billion in revenue and orchestrated a team of 170
in the United States and Canada. Randy directed all reporting, accounting,
business analysis, risk management, actuarial, treasury and investments, and
financial systems at Allianz.
“The Caring Communities team is strong, and in my brief initial interactions
with them, I can already tell they have a great collaborative spirit and are Randy Renn
dedicated to serving the Members,” says Renn. “Together we will build upon CEO of Caring Communities
the Caring Communities team’s legacy and create our own new stories and
new memories.”
Randy is an accomplished leader known for his strengths in team building,
collaboration and profitable growth supported by data-driven risk
management. He is excited to work with the leadership team, Members
and stakeholders to continue advancing Caring Communities’ mission
as a leading provider of quality liability insurance, education and risk
management services for not-for-profit senior housing and care.
Randy has an MBA in Finance from the University of Illinois. He is Six Sigma
Quality Certified and has experience in international financial management,
profit and not-for-profit boards, and strategic planning.
“Together we will build upon the Caring
Communities legacy and create our own
new stories and new memories.”
—Randy Renn
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The Benefits of Membership
Caring Communities is the leading provider of general,
professional and excess liability insurance, risk management and
Caring education for not-for-profit, mission-based senior housing and
services providers.
Communities As we approach our 20-year anniversary, Caring Communities Members continue to
work together to shape the industry’s most advanced risk management frameworks and
has historically systems. Our Members are the industry’s largest group of thought leaders focused on
safety cultures and risk management innovations to address current and future risks in
the care and housing of seniors.
returned 31% The benefits of Membership with Caring Communities are clear:
Comprehensive general, professional and excess liability protection
of Member Stable cost versus cyclical and unpredictable commercial liability insurance premiums
A Culture of Safety represented in best-in-class risk management and claims programs
premiums in cash Educational programs to help control and reduce the frequency and severity of claims
Member involvement and collaboration with like-minded organizations nationwide
dividends and Ownership interest and sharing in the financial results of the organization
Access to specialized property and automobile insurance programs
equity account Caring Communities’ core product—professional, general and excess liability
insurance—was developed to afford broad coverage for maximum protection from
allocations. risks specific to continuing care providers. By being selective and nimble, Caring
Communities provides customized insurance protection to meet emerging risks
facing the senior care industry.
Member $100mm
Financial
Returns $80mm
2006–2020
$60mm
Year Returns
$40mm
Aggregate
Returns
$20mm
$0
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
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As a Member-owned insurance company, Caring Communities offers financial
returns on our Members’ ability to keep claims low and make investments in safety.
As owners, Members receive cash dividends and own all capital and surplus.
Caring Communities has historically returned 31% of Member premiums—over
$100 million—in cash dividends and equity account allocations.
Leading the industry, Caring Communities’ Continuing Care Risk Management
System provides Member organizations with knowledge and best practices to
improve their risk management programs, and thus help reduce the number of
losses, the severity of each loss and the average loss cost.
Throughout the year, Member risk management professionals participate in on-
site, classroom and web-based training and events. Our flagship educational event
is the annual National Aging Services Risk Management Conference, where more
than 200 of the nation’s top risk professionals gather to learn, share and be on the
cutting edge of emerging risks in the industry.
Looking to the future, Caring Communities will continue to identify new Members
in organizations that provide high quality care and service. By striving together for
The NASRM
ever-increasing levels of excellence in performance and value, our Members can
look upon their ongoing partnership with Caring Communities as an increasingly annual conference
rewarding and beneficial experience.
promotes
professional
and personal
growth across the
National Aging Services Risk Management Conference (NASRM)
2021 Virtual Conference: October 4–8, 2021 aging services
The National Aging Services Risk Management (NASRM) annual conference
promotes professional and personal growth in risk management, quality continuum of care
improvement and culture of safety and belonging across the aging services
continuum of care and services. Caring Communities and Peace Church Risk
Retention Group, in conjunction with ECRI, explore and disseminate best practices and services.
for aging services providers.
Once again, our NASRM conference will be held virtually this year due to
Covid-19. Presentations will spotlight contemporary risk management, quality
assurance and performance improvement (QAPI), and culture-of-safety topics
influencing today’s senior housing and aging services providers.
The pre-conference is October 4–6 with the main conference taking place on
October 7–8. If you are interested in attending but are not a Member, please
contact us on how to register as a guest. More details can be found on the events
section on our website: caringcomm.org.
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Florida Presbyterian Homes
Florida Presbyterian Homes is the with tree-lined streets. Amenities include
first Florida-based Member of Caring a lakeside dining room, libraries, mini-
Communities. gym and a community wellness center
with a pool, wood shop and dog park.
Established in 1955, Florida Presbyterian
Homes is an accredited entry-fee “In our 65 years of service, Florida
continuing care retirement community Presbyterian Homes has received every
located along the shores of beautiful quality of care acknowledgement
Lake Hunter in the historic Dixieland in our state, including being named
neighborhood of Lakeland, Florida. the number one rehab care facility
They offer a wide variety of homes and and program in Lakeland this year,”
apartments for independent seniors. says Joe Xanthopoulos, CEO at
Award-winning assisted living and skilled Florida Presbyterian Homes. “Caring
nursing programs are available on campus Communities provides the highest
for residents, should they need it. level of risk management services
for its Members. We look forward to
The campus has 109 homes and 66
this alliance benefiting the already
apartments in a neighborhood setting
exceptionally positive outcomes
experienced by our residents and short-
term stay guests.”
“We are especially excited to welcome
Florida Presbyterian Homes, Lakeland,
a beautiful community located on 48
wooded acres along the shores of Lake
Hunter and our first Florida-based
Member Community,” says Jim Caldwell,
CEO. “We are also happy to welcome
back Joe Xanthopoulos, a ‘veteran’
Caring Communities Member CEO and
now their CEO.”
For more information, visit fphi.org.
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new members
Franciscan Ministries
At Franciscan Ministries, senior living family,” says Randy Renn, Caring
is about continuing your journey with Communities’ new CEO. ”In the
purpose and joy. They are focused on orientation meeting with CEO Judy FRANCISCAN
making a positive impact through their Amiano and her leadership team, it was MINISTRIES
philosophy of Living Joyfully. clear that they will be engaged Caring Sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of Chicago
Communities Members. The excitement
Franciscan Ministries is a nonprofit
and depth of discussion was energizing.
Catholic system offering senior living,
We look forward to serving Franciscan
healthcare and community-based
Ministries and their commitment to
services with a long heritage dating
excellence and the safety of their
back to 1894. Franciscan Ministries
residents.”
provides home- and community-based
healthcare services to support families Judy Amiano, President
and their loved ones. Additionally, they and CEO at Franciscan
support young, at-risk women seeking Ministries, had this to say
a Catholic secondary education and of the new partnership:
operate a family violence prevention “As pioneers in risk
center and shelter. management practices
Franciscan Communities is a subsidiary that increase resident and
of Franciscan Ministries and is employee safety, we are
sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of honored to be partnered
Chicago. They provide quality senior with Caring Communities.
living and compassionate healthcare Their values and core
services including independent living, principles align strongly
assisted living, memory support, skilled with Franciscan Ministries
nursing, rehabilitation services and to ensure one goal—the
more. Franciscan Communities are safety, health and well-
located in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky being of all our residents
and Ohio. and associates.”
“We are proud to welcome Franciscan For more information, visit
Ministries into the Caring Communities franciscanministries.org.
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Front Porch
Front Porch offers seniors independent as one organization under the Front
living, memory care, assisted living, Porch name. Their shared commitment
care centers and affordable housing to those they serve brought them
communities. together. Front Porch now consists
of over 3,000 employees and blends
Based out of Glendale, California, Front
the talents, expertise and energy
Porch manages multiple communities
of both organizations to support 54
across California and beyond, recently
communities, 7,500 residents and more
expanding its locations through a
than 6,000 participants in programs and
partnership with Covia.
services nationwide.
Front Porch is built
“We are especially pleased to welcome
on the power of
Front Porch becoming a new Member
partnership. As
upon completing their affiliation with
a not-for-profit
organization, they Covia, one of Caring Communities’
work with other original Members,” says Jim Caldwell,
organizations and CEO. I have known John Woodward
individuals whose since he became CEO of Front Porch
hallmark of service and was very hopeful that one day
and philanthropy Front Porch would be part of Caring
defines the Communities. Recently we spoke and
way they work. I found that we are both very excited
Together, they about the new relationship between
are dedicated our organizations. Thank you to John
to excellence, and the entire Front Porch team and
helping others and congratulations for your affiliation with
improving quality Covia. We look forward to working with
of life. you and everyone associated with
Front Porch.”
On April 1, 2021,
Front Porch and For more information, visit
Covia united frontporch.net.
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new members
Homewood Retirement Centers
Homewood Retirement Centers has lasting relationship that will benefit
been providing a comprehensive array Homewood and its residents.”
of support, services and housing to
“Homewood Retirement Centers is
seniors for more than 85 years.
grateful for our peers who founded
With five Homewood communities in and built Caring Communities,” stated
Maryland and Pennsylvania, residents Homewood’s CEO, Thad Rothrock.
enjoy attractive homes and a vibrant, “Today, we join the Caring Communities
worry-free lifestyle. family of like-minded providers with
confidence knowing that together we will
Homewood Retirement Centers Inc. is a
strive to create safe environments where
faith-based, not-for-profit organization
our residents and co-workers can thrive.”
that began as one man’s vision to help
the elderly of his church, and it has For more information, visit
grown from 12 original “guests” in a homewood.com.
home near Hagerstown, Maryland, to
more 2,000 residents in all levels of care.
Homewood’s long-standing tradition
of caring service guides everything we
do. Every day, Homewood residents
and staff live our mission to provide
compassionate, professional and caring
service in order to enhance the quality of
life for residents, clients and co-workers.
Randy Renn, Caring Communities’
new CEO, says, “We are pleased
to welcome Homewood to Caring
Communities. We thank Thad Rothrock,
CEO, and the entire leadership team
for their trust and confidence in
Caring Communities. We look forward
to working together and building a
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Lakeview Village
Lakeview Village, a premier single-site its Members to create a safe and fiscally
life plan community located in Lenexa, sound environment for our residents and
Kansas, has been a locally owned, employees.”
nonprofit leader since 1964.
According to Randy Renn, CEO of
Lakeview Village is a nonprofit Life Caring Communities, “The partnership
Plan Community, providing residents between Lakeview Village and Caring
the advantage of an all-inclusive plan Communities is already taking shape.
covering a fulfilling, maintenance-free Thank you to Robbie and his team for
lifestyle and unlimited access to assisted quickly engaging with us to initiate a
living and long-term nursing care if smooth transition to Caring Communities
needed. Lakeview Village is recognized for your liability insurance needs. Our Risk
for successfully Management services are also available
fostering a for your continual growth in safety, and we
wellness-centered encourage your participation and feedback
environment to
at our upcoming Members meeting and
benefit all who live
National Aging Services Risk Management
and work in their
Conference (NASRM) in the fall.”
community.
In the U.S. News and World Report
“Lakeview Village
ratings for 2020–2021 Best Nursing
is gratified to be
Home and Best Short-Stay Rehabilitation,
joining Caring
Lakeview Village was honored to be
Communities,”
among the top 5% of 15,000 nursing
said Robbie
homes rated nationwide. Lakeview
Clausen, CEO,
Village also won the 2020 ICAA NuStep
Lakeview Village,
Pinnacle Award, which recognizes the
Inc. “We look
Top 5 “Best in Wellness” senior living
forward to our
communities in North America.
partnership
with Caring For more information, visit
Communities and lakeviewvillage.org.
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Mease Life
Mease Life is a premier Life Plan “We consider it an honor not only to
Community in Dunedin, Florida. For be a part of Caring Communities but
over 50 years, Mease Life has provided also to work with its industry-leading
quality care to older adults, offering members on this commitment.”
independent living, assisted living,
“One of my greatest pleasures as CEO
skilled nursing, memory care and
of Caring Communities is welcoming
short-term rehab at its 10-acre campus
new Members to our growing fellowship
on Dunedin’s coast.
of exceptional organizations,” says
Mease Life provides a senior living Jim Caldwell, CEO. “In this spirit, and
experience like no other in the Dunedin on behalf of Caring Communities, we
area. For more than 50 years, the welcome Mease Life CEO Kent McRae,
nonprofit community has offered his team, and all those associated with
independent living and levels of care in Mease Life.”
one location where older adults have an
For more information, visit
opportunity to thrive and live well. The
measelife.com.
mission at Mease Life reflects their core
values, genuine attitudes and strong
aspirations to be a Life Plan Community
known for impeccable resident service
and care: With purpose and passion,
we enhance the quality of life of those
we serve.
“I am very excited for Mease Life
to become a partner with Caring
Communities as their organization, like
ours, is committed to risk management
practices that are designed to ensure
the safety and well-being of all of
our stakeholders,” says Kent McRae,
President and CEO at Mease Life, Inc.
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Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina
For more than 60 years, Presbyterian “We are thrilled to welcome Presbyterian
Communities of South Carolina has Communities of South Carolina as Caring
served seniors a full continuum of Communities’ first Member operating
care at their communities, including six beautiful communities located
independent living, assisted living, throughout the great state of South
memory care, skilled nursing and short- Carolina, representing our expansion
term rehab. in the Southeastern States,” says Jim
Caldwell, CEO. “We are especially
PCSC’s strong tradition of mission-driven
grateful to Reverend Dr. Franklin Fant,
service and care is reflected throughout
CEO, and Chad Melven, CFO, for the
their six communities across South
time and interest they devoted to Caring
Carolina. While upholding a strong
Communities. We welcome them and
financial foundation, they also work
everyone associated with PCSC to the
daily to enrich the spiritual, physical and
Caring Communities family and are proud
emotional well-being of residents, with
to have the opportunity to serve their
their deep heritage leading the way.
wonderful organization.”
“The safety of those we serve is a top
priority for Presbyterian Communities of
South Carolina, so we are very pleased
to be joining Caring Communities,” says
Rev. Dr. Franklin Fant, CEO and President
at PCSC. “We look forward to further
refining our risk management practices by
working with an organization of like-minded
members, as well as opportunities to better
manage our insurance costs. Joining Caring
Communities has given us a greater sense
of control and self-determination in the
areas of risk and insurance.”
For more information, visit
prescommunities.org.
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Waverly Heights
Nestled on a 63-acre former estate in the premiums more in line with our claims
heart of Philadelphia’s Main Line, Waverly experience,” says Garvin. “We are
Heights is a statement in classic elegance. proud to join the other outstanding
Member organizations who have seen the
Waverly Heights is a nationally accredited,
benefits of coming together to form an
not-for-profit life plan community
industry-specific risk retention group. In
providing a continuum of care in
addition, the risk management support,
Independent Living, Skilled Nursing, programs and services offered by
Personal Care and Memory Support Caring Communities demonstrate their
services. With a variety of luxurious true commitment to risk management
residences, award-winning grounds and excellence. We are excited about this
gardens, upscale and casual dining, new partnership and look forward to the
comprehensive physician services, impact it will have on safety and quality
engaging social activities, and state-of-the within our community.”
art fitness and wellness programs, Waverly
For more information, visit
Heights provides distinctive hospitality
waverlyheightsltd.org.
and quality healthcare services.
“We are thrilled to welcome Waverly
Heights among many Caring Communities
Members also associated with the Novare
Group, a leading national collaborative
of like-minded not-for-profit Life Plan
Communities,” says Jim Caldwell, CEO.
“Welcome CEO Tom Garvin, CFO Robert
Supper, Executive Services Manager Amy
Blessing and everyone at Waverly Heights
to Caring Communities. We look forward
to serving your community.”
“Our decision to join in a strategic
partnership with Caring Communities
positions Waverly Heights to pay
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Wellspring Lutheran Services
Based in Flint, Michigan, Wellspring impacting people in more than 50 of
Lutheran Services has served people in Michigan’s 83 counties.
Michigan for over 125 years, providing
“Everyone is excited about Wellspring
services for seniors, caregivers, children
Lutheran Services joining Caring
and families.
Communities and the opportunity to
Wellspring Lutheran Services is a work with the Wellspring Team,” says
statewide nonprofit, committed to Jim Caldwell, CEO. “We are impressed
engaging people at every stage of life as with President and CEO David Gehm,
they experience and embrace their God- the Wellspring leadership team, and
given potential. their energetic devotion to senior living
and child and family services throughout
For more than 125 years, Wellspring
Michigan. Their organization represents our
has been helping change
expansion in the great state of Michigan
lives, build strong families
and, more importantly, a terrific addition to
and transform communities
the Caring Communities family.”
through a diverse set of
services including adoption “Wellspring is very pleased to join
resources, affordable the family of Caring Communities,
housing, assisted living, which represents many of the leading
behavioral health, family organizations in the field of nonprofit
preservation, foster care, senior services,” says Gehm. “For us,
home care, hospice and grief the insurance available is secondary
support, independent living, to the overall commitment to quality
memory care, parenting improvement and better outcomes for
support, short-term our residents and staff. The collaborative
rehabilitation, skilled nursing spirit of Caring Communities fits the
care, supportive housing for Wellspring culture. We look forward
youths and Michigan’s first to a long and mutually beneficial
public recovery high school. relationship.”
There are more than 1,100 employees For more information, visit
who carry out their work statewide, wellspringlutheran.com.
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Westminster Communities of Florida
Westminster Communities of Florida us to be both a provider of excellent
is inspired by a mission of serving communities and quality care and good
older adults who are in search of an stewards of our resources. Through
enlightened, person-centered approach Caring Communities, we look forward to
to health and well-being. growing even stronger as we collaborate
with other Members, implement
Westminster Communities of Florida
unparalleled risk management programs,
serves more than 7,000 residents in 22
and continue to support a robust
communities, encouraging residents
culture of safety for residents and team
to Live Well and Be Happy through
members.”
an active lifestyle every day. Their
mission of service commits Westminster “We are thrilled to
Communities of Florida to creating welcome Westminster
and preserving excellent communities, Communities of Florida
promoting well-being and honoring to Caring Communities,”
each person’s dignity, rights and says Jim Caldwell, CEO.
independence. “Westminster’s commitment
Westminster Communities of Florida to excellence, quality and
offers communities throughout the state, safety is a value shared by
including 10 Life Plan Communities, all Caring Communities
which include independent living, Members. This is where
assisted living, nursing care, therapy, we connect. We are proud
pharmacy services and more, as well to have the opportunity
as 12 affordable Rental Retirement to serve Westminster, with
Communities for seniors with low to its beautiful communities
moderate incomes. throughout the great
state of Florida, and work
“Westminster Communities of Florida is
together with everyone on
pleased to join Caring Communities,”
their team.”
says Terry Rogers, CEO at Westminster
Communities of Florida. “We are For more information, visit
proud of our mission, which calls for westminstercommunitiesfl.org.
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Members of Caring Communities
Caring Communities Members, operating over 400 communities from Hawaii to New England,
represent 25% of the annual LeadingAge Ziegler 200 list of the nation’s largest non-for-profit
senior living systems and single-site operators. By joining Caring Communities, Members
receive more than insurance coverage and risk management—they gain valuable affiliations
with these aging services industry leaders and peers at the senior management level.
We are proud to have these fine organizations in the Caring Communities family.
Frederick, MD Phoenix, AZ Colorado Springs, CO Indianapolis, IN Ashland, OH
Chapel Hill, NC St. Louis, MO Englewood, CO Chicago, IL Urbana, IL
Walnut Creek, CA Concord, MA Bloomfield, CT Alameda, CA Redmond, WA
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Monrovia, CA Cincinnati, OH Newton, NC Lakeland, FL
FRANCISCAN
MINISTRIES
Sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of Chicago
Lemont, IL Boulder, CO Schaumburg, IL Glendale, CA
Annapolis, MD Glendale, AZ La Verne, CA Williamsport, MD
We ask. We listen. We serve. R e s id e nc e s • P r o g r a m s • S e r v i c e s
Seattle, WA Pleasanton, CA Kalispell, MT Oak Park, MI
Lee’s Summit, MO Honolulu, HI Burr Ridge, IL Lenexa, KS
SM
Green Valley, AZ Hudson, OH Loveland, OH Des Moines, IA
mapleknollCOMMUNITIES
Arlington Heights, IL St. Louis, MO Cincinnati, OH Evanston, IL
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Celebration. Innovation. Hope.
Dunedin, FL Tupelo, MS Tulsa, OK Frederick, MD
Madison, WI Lebanon, OH Medford, OR Lancaster, PA
Columbia, SC Skokie, IL Dillsburg, PA Southfield, MI
Tinley Park, IL Long Beach, CA Exeter, NH Spokane, WA
San Francisco, CA Birmingham, AL Portland, OR New York, NY
Neptune, NJ Chelsea, MI McLean, VA Gladwyne, PA
Flint, MI Orlando, FL Portland, OR
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Officers & Directors
OFFICERS
Pam Claassen, Chair Lisa Hardy, Secretary
Executive Consultant President & CEO
HumanGood | Pleasanton, CA Emerald Communities | Redmond, WA
William DeYoung, Vice Chair Kevin McLeod, Treasurer
Chief Operating Officer President & CEO
Providence Life Services | Tinley Park, IL Carolina Meadows | Chapel Hill, NC
DIRECTORS
Jesse Jantzen Steven Rinkle
President & CEO General Counsel
LifeSpace Communities | West Des Moines, IA Pacific Retirement Services | Medford, OR
Michelle Just Lee Syria
President & CEO President & CEO
Beatitudes Campus | Phoenix, AZ EveryAge
Newton, NC
Laura Lamb
President & CEO Jeremy Vickers
Episcopal Retirement Services CEO, Medford Leas
Cincinnati, OH Peace Church Representative
Medford, NJ
Mary Leary
CEO Justine Vogel
Mather | Evanston, IL President & CEO
RiverWoods | Exeter, NH
Doug Leidig
President & CEO Jill Wilson
Asbury Communities | Frederick, MD President & CEO
Otterbein SeniorLife | Lebanon, OH
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1850 West Winchester Road, Suite 109
Libertyville, IL 60048
800.510.8225
caringcomm.org
Membership with Caring Communities represents a strategic opportunity in
contrast to an annual insurance buying decision. Members are the owners and
policyholders of the company that provides their professional, general and
excess liability insurance protection. Members invest in and own their risks
exclusively with other Senior Housing Community Care and Service Providers,
all known to one another. They have common interests, commitments and
incentives, and thereby are directly rewarded by sharing the profits of the
company, based on performance, the greater share to the best performers.
Members work together in providing the safest environments and practices
for their residents, people under their care and their employees.
To learn more about Membership in Caring Communities, please contact
our sales team at sales@caringcomm.org or 800.510.8225.
2021 EVENTS
Risk Management Webinar: Immunizations and Infection Prevention
for Aging Services
September 21, 2021; 1:00–2:00 EST; Virtual
Caring Communities September Member, Board & Committee Meeting
September 22–24, 2021; Virtual
National Aging Services Risk Management Conference (NASRM)
October 4–8, 2021; Virtual
Underwriting Committee Meeting
October 20, 2021; Time TBD; Virtual
Risk Management Webinar: Disaster Relief
November 16, 2021; 1:00–2:00 EST; Virtual
Find the most current list of events on caringcomm.org/news/eventsYou can also read
