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St. John’s Retirement Village history
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It started as a dream by members of the local Presbyterian Church back in the 1970’s - the creation of a facility to provide accommodation for older members of the community.
In 1972, work started on the present day Skilled Nursing Facility and a year later residents were moved into the newly constructed 160 bed St John of God Care Center.
The passion and drive of those Church members and the local community led to funds being raised, land being purchased and in 1979 the initial 4 units being designed for construction.
Our first resident moved into the Village in May 1983 with construction happening all around.
At the same time planning was well underway for the Community Centre that was officially opened in September 1984.
Live-in managers were appointed, and by November of 1984 a Residents committee had been formed to co-ordinate activities and events.
Following the opening of the Care Center, the Brothers expanded their services by opening the St John Grande Apartments on January 19, 1990 with the Mayor of Los Angeles, Tom Bradley attending the opening ceremony.
St John’s Foundation was created in 1992 to develop financial resources for the family of St John’s services and programs, and to support other health-related programs for elders in the Rochester area.
In 1996, St John’s opened a licensed childcare center as a benefit to employees and to the community.
In 1997, due to the increasing array of services being provided, St John’s Lutheran Home was renamed: St John’s Lutheran Ministries.
On September 8, 1999, a groundbreaking ceremony was held for the St Richard Pampuri Apartments, to provide assisted living services for the seniors of the Los Angeles County.
The Blessing and Dedication Ceremony for the St Richard Pampuri Apartments was held in the Perricone Courtyard on May 2, 2002.
In 2003, the mission of St John’s Home was renewed based on the innovative Eden Alternative® Principles of eldercare.
In 2005, St John’s began to offer healthcare services in the form of transitional care to those discharged from hospital contexts but not yet ready to return home.
St John of God Retirement and Care Center completed its expansion on March 15, 2008 when the St Benedict Menni facility was opened and blessed.
Construction of Brickstone by St John’s began in 2011, just west of St John’s Meadows on Elmwood Avenue.
Opening in 2012, our Green House® home in Penfield made history with a completely new concept in nursing homes: home-like facilities with skilled nursing care, all integrated into an existing community.
In 2013, St John’s partnered with Billings Clinic and Big Sky Senior Service to launch a home-based services initiative named St John’s United Home Health and Hospice.
In 2015, the St John Grande Apartments were licensed and dedicated for assisted living care and the blessing took place on June 3, 2015, the feast of St John Grande.
In 2017, Missions United constructed and opened WyndStone Retirement and Assisted Living in Billings Heights, which like Mission Ridge, is managed by St John’s United.
In 2021, the St John’s United Diagnostic Laboratory was established to provide rapid, reliable in-house virus testing for St John’s United communities, neighboring healthcare and eldercare institutions, educational institutions, organizations, businesses and community members.
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| Company name | Founded date | Revenue | Employee size | Job openings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brandywine Living | 1996 | $410.0M | 3,500 | 105 |
| Smith Senior Living | 1924 | $23.0M | 350 | 33 |
| Lutheran SeniorLife | 1984 | $25.0M | 800 | 1 |
| Chapel Pointe At Carlisle | 1944 | $1.3M | 2 | 1 |
| Hollenbeck Palms | 1890 | $12.0M | 175 | 5 |
| Liberty Ridge Senior Living Community | 1999 | $5.0M | 34 | - |
| Los Angeles Jewish Home | 1912 | $20.0M | 247 | - |
| Cross Road Retirement Community | 1983 | $5.0M | 100 | - |
| Christian Care | 1999 | $11.8M | 147 | 55 |
| Sunrise Retirement Community | 1959 | $10.4M | 249 | - |
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