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Becky Scheible
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The Future of Senior Housing Communities, Unprecedented Changing Demographic Shifts and Increasing Importance for Healthcare
Join SMPS San Diego for a fascinating discussion on several changes occurring in the senior housing industry. The number of people 65 and older in the United States is expected to increase to 55 million by 2020; to some 70 million by 2030, and to 88.5 million — or 20 percent of the population — by 2050. Senior living developments will have to respond to a greater diversification of services including dining options, greater emphasis on lifestyle and wellness programs and more choices in housing design and furnishings. Advanced technology will also allow healthcare providers to diagnose and interact with patients via computer screens mitigating healthcare costs and ER visits enabling healthier lives. Other topics will also include family care giving shifts, price points of different income levels and the new “old."
Panelists:
Douglas Wilson, Chairman/CEO of Douglas Wilson Companies
Doug Wilson came to San Diego from Denver in the 1980s to build Symphony Towers, the iconic full-city-block, mixed use project designed by world class architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
San Diego's downtown skyline showcases two other Doug Wilson projects -- The Mark and Park Loft; both credited with being catalysts to the success of Petco Park and the surrounding neighborhoods.
When the marketplace took a turn and plunged the economy into a near-depression, Doug Wilson pivoted to its other long-tested business model of handling workouts nationwide. Wilson emerged to become one of the country’s most prominent fiduciaries, trusted by private investors, banks, and government to reposition or sell over $15 billion in troubled assets.
Fast forward to 2018 when the team refocused yet again — this time on the needs and compelling demographics of the nation’s aging population, which Wilson terms the "Silver Tsunami.” In addition to creating a new Legacy Asset Services platform to help families manage the transition of wealth from the baby boomer generation to its adult children, Douglas Wilson Companies has launched a new brand of senior living communities. In November 2018, Doug and his team opened the $32 million, 111-unit Sienna at Otay Ranch comprised of 85 apartments for assisted living, 26 units for dementia care and upmarket resident amenities. Douglas Wilson Companies has plans to build five to 10 such properties throughout the Western Region.
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Todd Shetter, Chief Operating Officer of ActivCare Living
Mr. Shetter has been in the senior housing and health care industry for 30 years. He is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the day-to-day operation of ActivCare’s residential memory care communities, managing personnel and overseeing resident care needs. He is a licensed Nursing Home and Residential Care Facility Administrator. An active advocate for senior housing and assisted living in California, he serves as the Past Board Chair for the California Assisted Living Association (CALA) Board of Directors. Mr. Shetter currently serves on the Community Advisory Board for the UCSD Institute of Healthy Aging and is member of the County of San Diego’s Alzheimer’s Project care committee.
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Scott Tarde, CEO/Executive Director of George G. Glenner Alzheimer's Family Centers, Inc.
Scott Tarde is a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator, as well as, a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly Administrator. Scott is the Chief Executive Office and Executive Director of the George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Centers, Inc. ®, a San Diego based non-profit organization that specializes in adult day care and support services to families affected by Alzheimer’s and other forms of memory impairment diseases. Scott has an extensive operational background in multi-site management of skilled nursing facilities and assisted living communities. He is a Past President of the San Diego Health Care Association, past Vice-Chair for Region V of the California Association of Health Facilities, Chair of the San Diego County Skilled Nursing Facility Disaster Preparedness Task Force and Vice Chair of the San Diego Senior Alliance. Scott graduated from San Diego State University with a degree in Psychology.
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Joseph Strazzeri, Attorney and Principal of Strazzeri Mancini LLP
As a former general contractor, land developer, and business owner, Joe combines these skills along with more than 15 years of experience as an attorney to counsel families and business owners.
Through 5 distinct entities and with his partners, Joe educates wealth advisors, assists business owners to find “what’s next”, as well as protects families and their assets. Principal and Founder, Strazzeri Mancini LLP, practicing in Estate Planning, Business Succession, Charitable Planning, Asset Protection and Retirement Issues; Partner at California Estate and Elder Law, Principal of The Founders Group, a Business Strategies Collaborative; Co-Founder of The Southern California Institute; Former Mediator for ARBITRATIONWORKS (A.W.), a California Dispute Resolution Corporation; Level II Arbitrator for State of California, Department of Consumer Affairs, Contractor State License Board through A.W.; Chair for the Sharp Healthcare Foundation Board of Directors; California B-licensed General Contractor; and Real Estate Developer.
Event Details:
When: Wednesday, January 16, 2019
Where: Handlery Hotel | 950 Hotel Circle N, San Diego, CA 92108
Time: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm (Registration begins at 11:30 am)
Cost: $50/Members, $75/Non-Members, $90/Walk-Ins
Members have the opportunity to purchase a Punch Card for the cost of five luncheons ($250) and will receive a sixth for free.
The program will provide 1 CEU credit for SMPS Domain of Practice 3: Client and Business Development.
Registration closes at 5:00 pm on Monday, January 14. Cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance. Please contact Becky Scheible at bscheible@fpbarch.com for questions regarding refunds.
