Planning your retirement? Choose a CCRC for reassurance of continuing care and an engaging lifestyle.
It’s good to be excited about what lies ahead. And it’s even better to know that you have a plan in place as things change, including seamless access to future care needs.
That’s what you’ll find at St. Mark Village. All the perks of carefree senior living, continuous care, and a welcoming sense of family and community. It makes planning your retirement a pleasure.
What is included in CCRCs: assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, and how St. Mark Village offers seamless access to future care options.
At St. Mark Village, we don’t want our residents to worry about anything. And that includes future health care needs.
That’s why, in addition to Independent Living, we offer a Continuum of Care in our Care Centers—Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation—so that should your needs change, assistance will be available right here, from people you know, where you already feel at home.
By Susan Grande, Care Center Administrator Susan has a BPS in Human Services from SUNY at Utica. She started her career in Long Term Care here at St. Mark Village in the early 1990’s as the Human Services Director, overseeing Life Enrichment and Social Services. Realizing she had a passion for working with Seniors, she […]
By Kimberly Glem, Care Center Life Enrichment Director Kimberly graduated from Saint Leo University with a BA in Psychology and holds several professional certificates including Activity Director Certified from the National Certification Council for Activity Professionals (NCCAP), an Assisted Living Facility Administrator Certificate, and a PAC Certified Independent Engagement Leader. She is a member of […]
By Karla Lindeen, Resident Services Director Karla has worked in the health care industry for over twenty years locally in the Tampa Bay area. She received her undergraduate degree from Florida State University, and earned an MBA from University of Phoenix, a Graduate Certificate in Geriatric Care Management from the University of Florida, and is Care […]
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