EPOCH Senior Living, a provider of senior living services throughout the Northeast, recently announced that its three Connecticut communities earned the Purple Flag for Dementia Care™ accreditation.
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EPOCH Senior Living, a provider of senior living services throughout the Northeast, recently announced that its three Connecticut communities earned the Purple Flag for Dementia Care™ accreditation.
Waterstone one of three Epoch senior communities to be awarded Purple Flag for Dementia Care by The Connecticut Assisted Living Association
Laurie Gerber, wife of the late EPOCH Senior Living CEO Larry Gerber, has been named the company’s Chairperson.
WALTHAM, Mass. – Laurie Gerber, wife of the late EPOCH Senior Living Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Laurence (Larry) Gerber, has been named the company’s Chairperson.
In late March, Epoch Senior Living Founder and CEO Larry Gerber died. His wife, Laurie Gerber, immediately picked up the torch and is leading the company into its next evolution.
Designed for discerning seniors to the level of a luxury condominium or five-star hotel, Waterstone is set on 2.8 acres and offers 132 spacious apartments with floor-to-ceiling windows, gourmet kitchens, and designer finishes.
Westchester County performs a vital function in the lives of Westchester County residents. That was the message Westchester County Executive George Latimer had for residents of Waterstone of Westchester, White Plains’ newest luxury senior living community.
With eight bespoke dining venues, Waterstone on High Ridge, a senior living community in Stamford, Connecticut, is all-in on resident choice.
Despite never having lived in Scarsdale, Gladys Ullman has made the village central to her life nearly every day for the past six decades. The 91-year-old has been shopping in downtown Scarsdale since 1963. You might recognize her in her black hat and red glasses.