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At The Crestone Senior Living, your compassionate work brings joy to those you care for. With an attractive benefits program, a supportive work environment, and chances for professional development, there are numerous reasons to join the Arrow Senior Living family.

Make a positive difference in the lives of seniors and experience a sense of purpose in your job.

“Food is symbolic of love when words are inadequate.”– Alan D. Wolfelt #whatseniorlivinglookslike #culinary #goodfood #food #foodie #culinaryarts #madisonseniorliving
"This world would be a whole lot better if we just made an effort to be less horrible to one another." -Elliot Page #pride #pridemonth #proudally #arrowpride#whatseniorlivinglookslike
“Cooking is a subject you can never know enough about. There is always something new to discover.” – Bobby Flay

#whatseniorlivinglookslike #sushi #sushidemo #chef #food #yummy
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
Please join us for our next installment in Arrow’s Diversity & inclusion Video Series, “An Earth Day Discussion with Professor Xavier Cortada,” available Friday, April 21st.
 
Xavier Cortada is an artist, professor of practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and artist-in-residence at Pinecrest Gardens, where his studio and socially engaged art practice are based.
 
He sits down with a resident from an Arrow Senior Living community to discuss climate change, environmental conservation, and what can be done by everyday people to help the environment and protect humanity.
 
Available only on Arrow’s YouTube channel Friday, April 21st!
 
#EarthDay #Diversity #Inclusion #WhatSeniorLivingLooksLike
"No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn." –Hal Borland

#whatseniorlivinglookslike #castlewoodseniorliving #tiedye #enjoylife #findfun #embracethemoment #springadventures
We’re EGG-cited for tomorrows Easter Egg Hunt & Arrow Story Corner. Bring your little ones to enjoy the fun!

11:30 Story Corner - “Listen” by Shannon Stocker 
11:45 Craft
12:15 Snack
12:30 Photos with Easter Bunny 
1:00 Egg Hunt

#whatseniorlivinglookslike #easteregg #arrowstorycorner #deafhistorymonth
In honor of Women’s History Month we did a March Madness Gamble for a Good Cause fundraiser to support Laura’s Home Women’s Crisis Center. 

Together we raised over $300!! We also collected SO MANY donations of purses, toiletries, clothing, hygiene items, shoes, ect. Thank you to everyone that contributed to this amazing charity! 

The winner of the fundraiser will be announced after the end of the tournament play. 🏀

#whatseniorlivinglookslike #actsofservice #actsofkindness #bekindtohumankind #womensmonth #togetherwechangetheworld
Get to know our full-time Memory Care Support Partner Candice!

“Hi, I’m Candice! I have two amazing kids. Dominic is19 and Carmine is 15. I have a big family and I love all of them very much. They are my life. I love taking care of others. Especially the elderly and kids. I love my job because everyday is a new adventure and I absolutely love my residents. They need me as much as I need them. They can make me laugh like a little kid on the days I need it the most. I consider them my family and I love taking care of them.”

Candice is known for her high energy and engagement with residents. You know a great time is being had when you hear her laughter throughout The Neighborhood.😊❤️

#Meettheteam #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #weloveourstaff 

#Weloveourstaff #Teamworkmakesthedreamwork #FollowYourArrow #Whatseniorlivinglookslike #MeetTheTeam
In honor of Women's History Month, join us in celebrating Jean! 

Jean Eileen P. is a resident of the Memory Care Neighborhood at Vitalia Active Community – North Royalton, North Royalton, OH. She was born July 1926 in Chagrin Falls, OH. Following graduation from Chagrin Falls High School she attended Miami University in Oxford, OH.

In 1949 she met Tom P. and they were married in September that year. They lived their life in Chagrin Falls, where they raised their two children. Jean was a lifelong member of the Chagrin Falls Methodist Church.

Jean served as a very skilled and capable partner for her husband, managing all aspects of his business very efficiently. She enjoyed gardening, reading, and working on projects. Jean served on the Senior Council of Chagrin Falls Schools for many years and enjoyed spending time with family, her children, and grandchildren.

Jean and Tom had many friends and associates in the Chagrin Falls area.  They were very fortunate to have enjoyed good health and a very rewarding, busy, and active life, well into their mid-80s.

Share #HERstory or leave your own memory below!
#womenshistorymonth #womeninhistory #whatseniorlivinglookslike
In honor of Women's History Month, join us in celebrating Carla! 

Carla H. is a resident of the Memory Care Neighborhood at Vitalia Active Community - North Olmsted in North Olmsted, OH. Born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, she moved to the Los Angeles area with her two small children in the late 1960’s. She got a job at a local police department. As the newest employee (and a woman), she was assigned the “undesired” task of learning how to use the computer equipment the department acquired. 

She learned well and eventually got a job with NCR, which in the 1970s was a big player in the burgeoning large computer industry. They transferred her first to their headquarters in Dayton, OH, and then, as part of a promotion, they moved her and her family outside Atlanta. When personal computers began to appear in the early 1980s, she left NCR to join a small PC start-up company and worked there until retirement as a computer programmer and data systems analyst.

Carla was instrumental in creating and installing the phone-prompted unemployment compensation system for one U.S. state and wrote facility security programs for two nuclear power plants. During the last several years of her career, she was able to telecommute after moving to the Cleveland area to live with her son and daughter-in-law.

Carla was very active in the 1980s in civic associations and was the President of the Atlanta chapter of the American Businesswomen’s Association for a few years. She always enjoyed bowling and was a league bowler throughout most of her adult life. Carla was a big fan of the NFL and had season tickets to the Atlanta Falcons for 22 (mostly losing) years. She is a generous and loving mother who set a fine example for both of her children. 

Share #HERstory or leave your own memory below!
#womenshistorymonth #womeninhistory #whatseniorlivinglookslike
Having lunch & a good time at one of our favorite places - the casino 🤩 

#whatseniorlivinglookslike #jackpot #casino #lunchbunch
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ARROW SENIOR LIVING

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Arrow Senior Living communities have proudly received the following awards for excellence

McKnight's Women of Distinction Joplin, Missouri best of 2021 McKnight's Tech Gold Award Best of Senior Living 2022

CULTURE

We’re a group of people who value hard work, kind hearts, childlike wonder, and the power of a chuckle.

BENEFITS

The Crestone Senior Living is a collection of people with a common mission, but we are so much more than that.

OPPORTUNITY

Education, training, college support, personal development, career development, promotion, and more.

Testimonials

Mandy Wilks

Regional Director of Human Resources

Our team is dedicated to creating an outstanding experience for residents and making our community “the place to be.” Our goal is for passion to be felt the moment an individual walks through the door. Building this passion starts with you.Our team is dedicated to creating an outstanding experience for residents and making our community “the place to be.” Our goal is for passion to be felt the moment an individual walks through the door. Building this passion starts with you.

Anne Lazer

Operations Coordinator

I enjoy working for Arrow because I love working with seniors. The stories and talks I get to have with my residents on a daily basis is a true joy to me. I also love the team I work with. It helps to have a great group of people to work with every day.

Veronica Kline

I enjoy working at the Hudson Grande because I feel like we are a not only a team, but a family. I have grown so much since I started here and I know that I will continue to keep growing. Our community rallies around one another in good and trying times. I haven’t worked for a facility where directors show their appreciation and gratitude more. I truly believe this is the best place to work.

Lance Richmond

A great place to work is one in which you trust the people you work for, have pride in what you do, and enjoy the people you work with. Through Arrow and my community I think its possible for ordinary people to be extraordinary.

Celina Hawker

Arrow Senior Living is a progressive company that prioritizes the residents’ quality of life and consistently recognizes its employees. Working here gives me the opportunity to make a difference in others’ lives.

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WORKING FOR ARROW

Working in senior living is as demanding as it is rewarding, and some days can feel a little episodic. At Arrow, we don’t want any employees to feel stuck in a rut. We understand that a big part of growth is setting goals and working to achieve those goals.

So what are your goals? Would you like to build up Paid Time Off to take a great vacation to an exotic locale? Are you aiming to take your career to the next level? Interested in continuing your education? Or have you dreamed of taking on completely new challenges, professionally and personally? Let’s talk – and let’s work to realize your goals.

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