The Bethel Methodist Home

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The Bethel Methodist Home, d/b/a The Knolls, is a non-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community located on a 29-acre campus in Valhalla, New York in Westchester County. The Knolls offers a full continuum of care with independent living, assisted living and skilled nursing services on a single campus.

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The 19th Annual HJ Sims Late Winter Conference

Financing Methods & Operating Strategies in the Senior Living Industry for Non-Profit and Proprietary Senior Living Providers

Our 19th Annual HJ Sims Late Winter Conference examined trends and developments critical to the success of senior living communities. An extensive and thoughtful agenda was compiled to address financing methods and operating strategies that can help alleviate existing challenges and encourage continued growth in the non-profit and proprietary sectors of our industry. Throughout the conference, we delivered a dynamic group of speakers and experts committed to sharing thought-provoking views and providing profound insight.

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Photos

View the many beautiful photos from our conference in the galleries below. Click on each album to see all of the photos from the event.

For attendees who updated their professional headshots at the “Headshot Hub,” please contact Rebecca Brady to access your headshot.

Conference Details

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The 20th Annual HJ Sims Annual Conference will be held in Sarasota, Florida. Stay tuned for dates and more information coming soon. We can’t wait to see you there!

For more information, please contact Rebecca Brady.

Peconic Landing

Peconic Landing at Southold is a life plan community located in Greenport, New York on Long Island’s North Fork where residents can enjoy 145 acres with 2,700 feet of private beach on Long Island Sound.

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Some Changes Made for COVID Will Stick Around, Say Seniors Housing Executives

There are two vaccines for COVID-19 awaiting approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, signaling that there is an end to the pandemic on the distant horizon. However, the impact of the outbreak on the seniors housing industry may be long-lasting.

A group of the industry’s top brass recently suggested that many of the changes made to adapt to the virus may in fact be permanent, and operators should prepare for this.

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