Nashville Health Care Council Board Taps Brookdale CEO for Vice Chair
The Nashville Health Care Council (NHCC) appointed Cindy Baier as vice chair of the board.
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When Failure Is Not an Option: Brookdale CEO on Overcoming Pandemic Challenges
Brookdale’s CEO Cindy Baier was interviewed by CEO of Premier Inc., Mike Alkire, on an episode of "InsideOut" podcast.
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Brookdale CEO featured in Transformative CEO Summit
Brookdale CEO Cindy Baier participated in the virtual Transformative CEO Summit: “Opening Up The World."
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Brookdale CEO Welcomes Nashville Newcomers
Brookdale CEO Cindy Baier was one of several Nashville business leaders to serve this week as a “storyteller” for the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce’s.
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Brookdale CEO, Cindy Baier, on CNBC's Power Lunch
Brookdale CEO, Cindy Baier, appeared on CNBC's Power Lunch to discuss the business rebound post-pandemic.
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Brookdale Vernon Hills Announces Grand Opening of Memory Care Addition
Brookdale Vernon Hills is announcing the grand opening of its new Alzheimer’s and dementia care programs.
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Brookdale Jackson Oaks Announces Grand Opening of $7.5 Million Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care Community
JACKSON, Tenn., June 3, 2021. – Brookdale Jackson Oaks is announcing the grand opening of its new Alzheimer’s and dementia care community. The senior living...
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10 CEOs Transforming Healthcare In America
The CEO Forum’s annual listing of 10 CEOs Transforming Healthcare in America is out now. These are leaders who have created new value to elevate healthcare and society. Of the 10 winners, their best practices center around three integral themes: care accessibility, culture, and partnerships. Brookdale Senior Living CEO Lucinda “Cindy” Baier is the leader in Seniors for exceptional focus on the wellbeing of patients and associates, and developing a unique business model positioning Brookdale at the intersection of healthcare, hospitality, and real estate. Baier’s “foot on the accelerator, foot on the brake” approach is at the heart of Brookdale’s execution of strategy. Baier explained, “Our guiding light was the health and well-being of our residents, our patients and associates.”
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“Choose a path you’re passionate about!”
Cindy Baier speaks at Women's Business Collaborative virtual event sharing key steps for authenticity and success in leadership positions.
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Lodi senior living facility butterfly event: 'It’s a wonderful day and it’s a wonderful life'
It was a beautiful Thursday morning at the Brookdale Senior Living in Lodi. There was sun, clear skies and butterflies. Yes, butterflies. “It’s a wonderful day and it’s a wonderful life.” Mauriel Lautt, a resident at the facility, said.
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‘Put some meat on the bone’ to create meaningful diversity programs
Effective diversity, equity and inclusion in programs must do more than talk about workplace fairness or train employees about bias; they also must work to counter discrimination and promote representation. That’s according to a panel of senior living and skilled nursing leaders who spoke this week during a panel titled “Finding success in increasing diversity and inclusion,” one of three sessions in the 2021 McKnight’s Women of Distinction Forum.
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D&I: Good for Business!
Cindy Baier spoke at this week’s McKnight’s Women of Distinction virtual panel discussion “Finding Success in Increasing Diversity and Inclusion."
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‘We are seeing the green shoots of recovery,’ Brookdale CEO says
Brookdale Senior Living is “seeing the green shoots of recovery,” President and CEO Lucinda “Cindy” Baier said yesterday at the Capital Markets Global Health Care Conference. Baier said there are “numerous indications” that the company is climbing out of recovery and reaching an inflection point.
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Brookdale’s 2020 ESG Update Now Online
Brookdale Senior Living Inc. has released its 2020 ESG Update.
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7 Signs Someone is Getting Alzheimer's, According to Experts
Brookdale's own Juliet Holt Klinger helps families better understand what the signs to look for when a loved one may have Alzheimer's. "In the early stages, you may begin to notice that the person isn't as active or pursuing their hobbies and interests as they normally would. They may drop out of a beloved card club or take a pass at the opportunity to go on a trip," says Juliet Holt Klinger, Gerontologist and Senior Director of Dementia Care for Brookdale Senior Living. "As cognitive issues become more of a challenge for the person, they may withdraw themselves from activities that could place them in a position to have their deficits highlighted, especially in front of friends or family, for fear of being judged."
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