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Healthy Outcomes: Senior services industry outlook from the perspective of a CEO | Baker Tilly

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Healthy Outcomes: Senior services industry outlook from the perspective of a CEO

May 31, 2022 · Authored by Mark J. Ross

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On this podcast episode of Healthy Outcomes, our host Mark Ross interviews President and CEO of United Methodists Communities, Larry Carlson, about the impact that COVID-19 has had, and continues to have, on senior services providers. Ross and Carlson also talk about the importance of establishing great relationships and transparency between CEOs, organizational leaders, board members and other stakeholders. Carlson also shares information related to United Methodist Communities’ innovative memory care model that is currently being developed. Finally, Carlson provides some advice and counsel to current CEOs and future leaders in the senior services sector.

Topics of discussion include: 

The impact that the coronavirus has had on senior services providers
Relationships between CEOs, boards, members of leadership, etc.
United Methodist Communities’ innovative memory care model currently being developed
Practical advice and tips to current senior living CEOs and leaders

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Mark J. Ross

Mark J. Ross

Mark Ross is a principal and the leader of Baker Tilly’s national senior services practice.

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About our guest

Larry Carlson, President/CEO, United Methodist Communities

Larry Carlson is the President and CEO of United Methodist Communities, which operates several senior living communities throughout the state of New Jersey. Carlson has more than 40 years of experience in the senior services industry, including skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), post-acute rehabilitation, congregate housing, assisted living, board development, strategic planning and more.

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