What they call their work
What they do
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Luxury Senior Living Communities 2 activities
- Operates senior living residences with comprehensive amenities and safety featuresProvides luxury apartment and patio home living with over 20 floor plan options, in-unit washer/dryer, attached garages for patio homes, emergency pull cords, grab bars, and 24-hour security and emergency response services.
- Provides inclusive monthly service package covering housing, dining, and transportationResidents receive housekeeping, linen service, utilities, meal plans with access to multiple dining venues, and local transportation as part of a comprehensive monthly fee.
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Fitness Training and Group Exercise Programs 1 activity
- Facilitates fitness and physical wellness programsOffers a variety of weekly group fitness classes and one-on-one personal training sessions with a Fitness Coordinator to support mobility and individual health goals.
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Cultural Exchange and Community Integration Events 1 activity
- Hosts social, cultural, and educational events for residentsOrganizes a full calendar of events including art shows, exhibits, artist receptions, book clubs, Bible studies, lectures, movie nights, happy hours, group outings, and musical entertainment to support community engagement.
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Community Health Center Services 1 activity
- Offers on-site healthcare and wellness servicesProvides on-site medical consultations, podiatry, dental care, hearing evaluations, blood pressure clinics, dietitian services, social work support, and mental wellness programs based on six pillars of cognitive health.
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Continuing Care Retirement Communities 1 activity
- Provides Life Care housing and healthcare services for seniorsOffers a continuum of care within a single community, including independent living, healthcare services, and support for aging with dignity. Services are provided in Western New York with CMS 5-star quality ratings in health inspections, staffing, and overall quality.
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Community Space Provision 1 activity
- Provides communal and recreational spaces for social engagementOperates The Commons, a daily-accessible communal space for socializing, relaxing, reading, and family gatherings, and has expanded communal areas through recent campus development.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| William Wlodarczyk | Chief Executive Officer | 38 | $342K |
| Jill Szalach | Chief Financial Officer | 38 | $203K |
| Mary Lou Letina-Land | Director of Sales and Marketing | 38 | $179K |
| Alyssa Olsen | Health Center Administrator | 38 | $155K |
| Pier Rodges | HR Director | 38 | $123K |
| Tracy Swyers | Therapy Supervisor | 38 | $115K |
- Benjamin Rand — Board Member Vice President
- Craig Clark — Board Member
- Francis Vavonese — Board Member
- George Herbert — Board Member
- Gretchen Librock — Board Member Secretary
- Jill Ortner — Board Member through April 2024
- John Sherman — Board Member
- Marja Coons-Torn — Board Member
- Mark Moldenhauer — Board Member through April 2024
- Richard Holmes — Board Member through April 2024
- Robert Hoover — Board Member
- Ronald Witt — Board Member President
- Terrie Murray — Board Member
- Theresa Hart — Board Member Treasurer
Who they work with
- Clarksburg Country Club Partner — Michelle Wilson Bermingham serves on the Board of Directors and learned of a job opportunity at Fox Run through her involvement there.
- Fox Run at Orchard Park Network — ORCHARD PARK CCRC INC operates under the name Fox Run at Orchard Park as its primary community brand.
- Morrison Living Partner — Partnership with Morrison Living for culinary services in senior living community dining.
- Quiltt Partner — Technology partner providing a communication and engagement platform for community members.
- The United Church Home Society Partner — Founded and established Fox Run at Orchard Park as part of its long-standing mission to serve seniors.
How they approach the work
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- Community-Informed Design and Engagementmethodology: community-participatory_designBy involving residents in menu planning and new development design, the organization increases relevance and engagement because incorporating community feedback fosters ownership, dignity, and cultural alignment.
- Faith-Integrated Residential Caremethodology: faith-based_lifecareBy integrating spiritual values into senior care, the organization supports holistic well-being because faith-based practices contribute to emotional resilience and a sense of purpose in later life.
- Holistic Wellness Frameworkmethodology: holistic-wellnessBy addressing social, intellectual, physical, and spiritual well-being through integrated programming, the organization enriches resident lives because a multi-dimensional approach better supports overall quality of life in aging populations.
- Individualized Life Care Planningmethodology: life-care-planningBy creating individually tailored Life Care plans, the organization enables smooth transitions across care levels because personalization based on evolving health needs increases preparedness and reduces disruption.
- Lifecare Model with Aging-in-Placemethodology: lifecare_modelBy offering a Lifecare model with predictable-cost access to escalating levels of care, the organization enables residents to age in place because it reduces financial uncertainty and supports continuity of care as health needs evolve.