In recognition of National Centenarian’s Day on Tuesday, a senior living community honored a resident who remains active past the age of 100. At 101, Ruth Jeanne Marmarose gets dressed up with jewelry, goes to breakfast, and takes a daily walk while living at Brookdale Cary, according to the senior community. Brookdale Cary said Marmarose has been to 15 countries and on more than 30 cruises. She has also gambled all over, usually winning.

Brookdale Senior Living, the nation’s largest publicly traded operator of senior living communities and third largest owner of senior living real estate, announced that Chief Executive Officer Nick Stengle received the 2026 Champion for Aging Award from the Connected Health & Safety Association (CHS).

To hide her bicycle from the Nazis in 1942 German-occupied Marseille, France, Maryse Whorrall, then 14, took it apart and put the parts in relatives’ homes, who all lived on the same street. That same spirit of survival against all odds lives on with her today as Maryse, beloved resident of Brookdale Manlius, turns 100 years old on August 18.

Janet Gonzales will leave a big hole when she retires at the end of the month at Brookdale Hearthstone after 39 years. “She knows everything about this building,” said Melinda De Santo, Brookdale Hearthstone’s business manager. “She knows it all. I don’t know how we’re going to manage without her, to be honest.”

Danville resident Dorothy Grove Turner is celebrating an incredible milestone: her 107th birthday! Friends, family and fellow residents at Brookdale Danville Piedmont gathered to celebrate Turner’s long life, filled with music, travel and more than a century of memories.

Brookdale Senior Living announced it has earned Most Loved Workplace® Certification from the Best Practice Institute. The certification is awarded to organizations in which employees demonstrate high levels of positive sentiment, aligned values, and an emotional connection to their work.

Brookdale Senior Living, the nation's largest operator of senior living communities and third largest owner of senior living real estate, announced that its Make It Mine web series has been recognized with multiple honors at the 47th Annual Telly Awards, earning recognition in multiple categories. The Telly Awards celebrate excellence in video, television, branded content, and digital storytelling.

Following a successful first season, Brookdale Senior Living, the nation's largest senior living operator and third largest owner of senior housing real estate, is bringing back its award-winning podcast The Grey Take for Season Two—now with full video episodes available on YouTube and Spotify.

Brookdale Senior Living Inc., the nation’s largest operator of senior living communities and third largest owner of senior living real estate, announces that Margaret Cabell has been named Chief Sales Officer effective June 15, 2026.

Brookdale Senior Living is proud to announce its 2025 Brookdale Excellence Award winners, recognizing outstanding associates across the organization who exemplify operational excellence, compassionate leadership, teamwork and an unwavering commitment to residents and families.

Brookdale Senior Living is proud to celebrate four exceptional dining leaders who have been recognized in the 2026 DISHED Senior Living Dining Innovation Awards. The awards honor innovators who are transforming senior living dining through culinary creativity, operational excellence, and elevated resident experiences.

Brookdale Executive Chef Paul Resenhoeft shows viewers how to cook a resident favorite meal: Chicken Cordon Bleu

Brookdale Senior Living has been named a 2026 Argentum Best of the Best Award winner for its innovative program “Make It Mine,” a web series redefining how senior living communities can feel like home.

Retired French professor at Brookdale Skeet Club took some time to reminisce about her 40 years in the teaching profession.

Jeanne Elisha, a resident of Brookdale Niskayuna, discusses her time stationed in Germany near the French border during the Berlin Wall conflict.