Twelve Elmcroft and Embark senior living communities formerly operated by Lake Oswego, OR-based Eclipse Senior Living have been transitioned to Fort Worth, TX-based Sagora Senior Living, Sagora announced Monday.
The moves, involving communities in nine states, including some in which Sagora previously did not operate, bring Sagora’s total number of communities to 57.
“We are so thankful for this opportunity,” Sagora President Bryan McCaleb said in the announcement.
The communities:
- Elmcroft of Pinecrest in Largo, FL, now rebranded as Elison of Pinecrest;
- Embark at Niles in Niles, IL, now rebranded as Elison Independent Living of Niles;
- Embark at Lake Worth in Lake Worth, FL, now rebranded as Elison Independent Living of Lake Worth, TX;
- Embark at Statesman Club in Oklahoma City, now rebranded as Elison Independent Living of Statesman Club;
- Elmcroft of Maplewood in Bridgeport, WV, now rebranded as Elison Independent & Assisted Living of Maplewood;
- Elmcroft of Bella Vita in Venice, FL, now rebranded as Elison Assisted Living of Bella Vita;
- Embark at Orchard Glen in Orchard Park, NY, now rebranded as Elison Independent Living of Orchard Glen;
- Elmcroft of Marietta in Marietta, OH, now rebranded as Elison Assisted Living & Memory Care of Marietta;
- Elmcroft of Minot in Minot, ND, now rebranded as Elison Assisted Living of Minot;
- Elmcroft of Oxford in Oxford, MS, now rebranded as Elison Assisted Living of Oxford;
- Elmcroft of Lake Wellington in Wichita Falls, TX, now rebranded as Elison Assisted Living of Lake Wellington; and
- Elmcroft at Graham in Graham, TX, now rebranded as Elison Assisted Living & Memory Care of Graham.
Ninety other communities across 20 states that are managed by Eclipse for Chicago-based real estate investment trust Ventas also are transitioning from Eclipse to eight other operators. The real estate investment trust said that the communities were “adversely affected” by the COVID-19 pandemic. Most of those moves are expected to be complete by the end of this year.
Eclipse will cease business management operations in 2022 after all of the communities are transitioned to new operators.