Last year, Brookdale Senior Living (NYSE: BKD) President of Senior Living Operations Cindy Kent resigned from the company. Kevin Bowman quickly stepped in to fill the gap as executive vice president of community operations. READ MORE AT SENIOR HOUSING NEWS.

Over the weekend, Brookdale Midwestern lost a Wichita Falls viral sensation who not only captivated the state, the nation, but also the world when turning 100 in 2019... READ MORE

One of Madison County oldest residents Claribel E. Herndon was recognized today, as she celebrated her 102nd birthday.... READ MORE

“During 2021, it felt like the ‘Covid-19 finish line’ kept being moved further away. I don’t think we’ll see a world without Covid-19 soon, but I think our industry is armed with the knowledge and experience to help enrich seniors’ lives better than ever.” Brookdale Senior Living CEO Cindy Baier’s words ring true for nearly every senior living operator in the U.S. as the industry continues to deal with the lingering effects of the pandemic — and that is reflected in the sentiment of industry executives looking ahead to 2022. READ MORE AT SENIOR HOUSING NEWS. 

A Hagerstown-area knitter is helping families with a difficult time in their lives, and giving herself some peace at the same time... READ MORE

Senior Living News kicked off its new CEO Series, by speaking with President and Chief Executive Officer of Brookdale Senior Living, Cindy Baier. Check out the full interview at Senior Living News. 

Brookdale Murray is currently hosting its annual Festival of Trees compeition and food drive for the local food pantry. Members of the community are encouraged to vote with cans and other nonperishable food items in the Christmas tree decorating contest. Read all about the event, how the community is getting involved and what it means to the Brookdale Murray in The Murray Ledger & Times.

The Brookdale Skyline Veterans’ Club started out four years ago as a small handful of former military service members who occasionally got together to drink coffee and swap stories... READ MORE

As COVID-19 vaccination booster shots open up to all U.S. adults, senior living industry leaders tell McKnight’s Senior Living that they continue to encourage their employees to get the shots and will keep monitoring recommendations from federal agencies and others to decide whether to take further action...Featuring comments from Brookdale's Chief Executive Officer, Cindy Baier and Chief Nursing Officer, Kim Elliott.

Cindy Baier, Brookdale Senior Living CEO, joins ‘Power Lunch’ to break down the company’s Q3 earnings as the company saw its eighth straight month of occupancy growth.

It’s not everyday you find a veteran who turns 100-years-old on Veteran’s Day. “I guess it’s kind of unusual.” But this year for Arnold Compas, a World War II and Korean War veteran, will be doing just that in his home at Brookdale Senior Living in South Bend.

Brookdale Lodi resident, Mary Phillips, better known as the "Cooking Queen" joined Big Al for Good Day Sacramento to share her Christmas Tree shaped cheese bread. Watch the full clip at Good Day Sacramento.

Following yesterday’s CDC announcement of expanded eligibility for Covid-19 booster shots, Brookdale Senior Living President & CEO Lucinda “Cindy” Baier issued the following statement: “Our leading Brookdale clinical team is working around the clock, planning our ongoing booster clinics offering the Pfizer booster shot, and they are already working with pharmacy partners to host clinics offering Moderna booster shots..." READ MORE AT SENIOR LIVING NEWS. 

Senior Housing News Reporter Tim Regan provides his analysis of Brookdale's performance and recent news. Focuses include Brookdale's performance, liquidity, industry labor trends, and executive leadership.  [Subscription to Senior Housing News Plus Required]

Brookdale CEO, Cindy Baier, was named to the Nashville Business Journal 2021 Power 100: Industry Giant list for the fourth year in a row. This list is part of NBJ's newsroom list of the most influential people in Nashville's business scene, specifically the list of the largest employers in the Nashville area.  Baier continues to be recognized for her work to support residents and associates throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and winning the recovery. Please note that the Nashville Business Journal is a subscription service.