Brookdale CEO Cindy Baier discusses staffing solutions during COVID-19.

Charlie Burrell, a resident at Brookdale Lowry, is known as the “Jackie Robinson of music.” He became the first African American to play in a major symphony when he took a job in Denver.  Burrell turned 100 years old and was celebrated with a car parade. Click to see the news story by 9 News in Denver.

Brookdale President and CEO speaks at Nashville Business Breakfast

Brookdale Canyon Lakes, a senior living facility in Kennewick, hosted a "Gratitude is Ageless" car parade Saturday. The event joined residents, first responders, and city leaders together to be grateful for the contributions each have made in our community.

Brookdale Senior Living, the nation’s leading senior living provider, is launching a massive campaign to fight the flu, offering flu shots at all communities.

Brookdale President and Chief Executive Officer Cindy Baier this week joined with top healthcare executives to celebrate NHCC's 25th year.

At the national Argentum conference, Brookdale's CEO talked about efforts to keep residents, associates and patients safe during the pandemic.

Thousands of Brookdale residents, associates and family members will participate in virtual Walk to End Alzheimer's events.

The elderly community had front row seats to a big celebration on Sunday. Those living in the Brookdale Dr. Phillips Senior Living in Orlando get their very own socially-distanced parade.

Sara Terry, Brookdale's SVP of Resident and Family Engagement, is Named an Industry Scholar at the Cornell Institute for Healthy Futures

Lucinda M. Baier, will accept the 2020 Corporate Citizenship Award from the Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board (CED) next month.

Brookdale Kerrville resident Inky Blumenthal was recently granted a "wish of a lifetime," taking a hot air balloon ride at sunrise, then eating an exotic lunch of lobster, alligator, frog legs and shrimp at the senior living community. Blumenthal, who turns 99 on Sept. 7, is publishing a memoir about her escape from Germany during the Holocaust. She's lived in four countries and learned five languages.

Catherine Bryan Rhodes celebrated her 100th birthday on Friday at Brookdale Senior Living in Hattiesburg. She celebrated the occasion with family, friends and loved ones who held a special birthday parade for her, waving and blowing kisses as they drove past wishing her a happy birthday.

Brookdale CEO Cindy Baier was the featured speaker at the Nashville Health Care Council’s Brass Tacks Leadership Series this week.