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ThriveMore
ThriveMore is a faith-based, not-for-profit organization with a nearly 75-year legacy of excellence.
About ThriveMore
Our faith-based, not-for-profit organization has been committed to providing quality care and a meaningful way of life for older adults since 1951. At each of our senior living communities across North Carolina, we strive to create environments where connections are made, friendships are formed and lives are enriched. As we look to the future, our focus is on empowering our residents and team members to live their best lives. Our communities are: - Ardenwoods Life Plan Community in Arden - Brookridge Life Plan Community in Winston-Salem - Taylor Glen Life Plan Community in Concord - Taylor House Assisted Living in Albemarle - ThriveMore at Home in Wake County - Brice Pointe Life Plan Community in New Bern (coming 2030!)
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Signals from ThriveMore
7 published signals
Presence & Recognition
ThriveMore's Corporate Executive Chef Eric Nooe was featured by the Senior Dining Association on their blog.
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Products & Services
ThriveMore at Home has more than 40 members and provides peace of mind and wellness support for seniors who do not wish to move into a brick-and-mortar Life Plan Community.
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Presence & Recognition
ThriveMore was recognized by the Senior Dining Association for Eric Nooe's culinary program.
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People
ThriveMore welcomed Eric Nooe to take over the culinary program.
Reported by Jessica Proctor McCollum
People
ThriveMore employee Brooke led the dementia program to the next level.
Reported by Jessica Proctor McCollum
Presence & Recognition
ThriveMore employee Shannon Sears RN, LNHA, MSC-NH, and CDP was featured in Healthcare Tech Outlook's Leadership Perspective series.
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People
ThriveMore employee De’Andre Stevenson from Smith High School teacher Diana Fitzgerald's career journey discovered careers beyond healthcare through an externship at Brookridge through Guilford County Schools.
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