Looking for your help in developing the most complete top 100 senior living list
Maybe it doesn’t frustrate you, but every time I look at the Ziegler Leading Top 100 list and the ALFA Top 80 list it frustrates me that there is not a single merged list where I can see the top fifty or 80 or 100 that includes both for-profit and not-for-profit providers. I keep thinking we are all in the same industry trying to accomplish the same thing. Shouldn’t we have a consolidated list?
As Frustrating . . .
Every time I look at the ALFA list I see a number of companies that are just plain missing, but are clearly big enough to be on top of the for-profit list. I got frustrated enough that I commissioned Pam McDonald, at Odd Jobs, INK., to take the two lists, do some merging and add all the missing companies we could find to create the Senior Housing Forum Top 100 list.
Will You Help?
I know there are significant senior living companies out there that don’t show up on either list. If you know of one of them, it would be a big help in reaching the goal of creating the most complete and accurate list if you would take a look at the two lists and let us know who is missing. You can either post the name of the company in the comments or send us a quick email. The goal is to have the list available sometime in May, 2014.
Steve Moran
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I saw your note about a consolidated list (Top 100) and I think the effort is worthwhile. I believe I have some Providers that qualify for the list. Most of my additions to the list come from basic research.
How do you rank?
By total residents?
Do you breakout IL, AL, SNF, CCRC data?
Are you intending to publish?
I see that you promote/align with partner/vendors. I am a bit sensitive to submitting my research in the absence of knowing how it will be used or how you are aligned with competitors…just want to see that it ‘makes sense’ for all.
DEI is a company that engages a Sales Operations process. I believe it’s unlike any approach you have encountered (sure that’s what they all say, right?). At the request of Evrett Benton, CEO and Founder of Stellar Senior Living and former Chairman of ALFA, we are presenting our approach to the EDLI group at the upcoming ALFA conference.
We are always interested in pursuing relationships that produce more business and equitable for all. Let me know what you think.
Jay Reischl
Principal
DEI/JFI Management Systems
402-991-6735
402-881-6521
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In Bronx, NY there is Schervier Nursing Care Center – a 364 bed SNF – a member of the Bon Secours Health System.
In Orange County, NY Bon Secours has another 2 SNF – Schervier Pavilion (Warwick) and St. Joseph Place (Port Jervis).
In Warwick Bon Secours also has a Medical Model Adult Day Care and a Adult Home / Assisted Living.
Hey Steve – we do this already but don’t usually publish it. Here is the consolidated and downloadable list: http://www.silverliving.com/blog/2014/04/largest-senior-living-companies-combined-list/
Best,
Tal
This sounds great! What’s the average cost differential to the current plans? How many communities are on board with Strategic Dining Services?
-Tal
The difficulty is in the data they request. Everybody is doing a survey but none of the surveys is consistent and the data requested is not straight forward. Number of beds, units, apartments, residents…. Are you CCRC, Modified CCRC, IL, AL, MC, SNF.