MONTECITO RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION

Imposes a 5% holding fee when an apartment is selected, applied toward the entrance fee, with deductions of $1,500 per person per month during a holding period of 2 to 8 months based on apartment update timelines.

Directs all operations of Casa Dorinda in compliance with local, state, and federal regulations according to MRA Board policies. Oversees financial management for both Casa Dorinda and the Montecito Retirement Association, and manages campus-wide operations including plant operations, security, IT, design, and project development.

Manages marketing, sales, and events for prospective residents, and oversees charitable giving to local groups.

Manages marketing, sales, and events for prospective residents, and oversees charitable giving to local groups.

Operates six dining venues across the campus, offering traditional wait staff service in the Main Dining Room and The Grill, and Health Services staff service in Personal Care, Memory Care, and Medical Center locations. Prepares customized menu items to accommodate dietary preferences and personal tastes for all residents, including catering and event planning for resident-hosted events.

Operates six dining venues across the campus, offering traditional wait staff service in the Main Dining Room and The Grill, and Health Services staff service in other dining rooms. Prepares customized menu items to accommodate dietary preferences and personal tastes for all levels of care, and provides catering and event planning services for resident-hosted events including menu planning and décor.

Provides residents with access to a 3,200 square foot fitness center including a pool, cardio and strength training rooms, Pilates studio with reformers, spa, and locker rooms. Offers staffed exercise classes, equipment orientation, and personalized exercise programs Monday through Friday.

Provides residents with access to fitness facilities including a cardio room, strength training room, Pilates studio with reformers, indoor pool, spa, and locker rooms. Offers exercise classes, equipment orientation, and individually designed exercise programs through a staffed Health & Fitness Center available Monday through Friday.

Provides comprehensive health services including medical care, therapy, personal care, memory care, clinic services, and social services to residents across all levels of care.

Provides comprehensive health services including medical care, therapy, personal care, memory care, clinic services, and social services to residents across all levels of care.

Directs all operations of Casa Dorinda in compliance with regulations, oversees financial management, and manages campus-wide operations including apartment remodels, plant operations, security, IT, and design and project development.

Oversees all financial management, campus-wide operations including apartment remodels, plant operations, security, IT, design and project development, and resident-centered services such as dining, housekeeping, and life enrichment.

Maintains separate waiting lists for current residents and external applicants, with an approximate duration of 5 to 8 years. Requires applicants to be at least 62 years old, pay a non-refundable $750 processing fee, and a $5,000 refundable deposit.

Conducts marketing, sales, and events for prospective residents and manages charitable giving to local groups.

Conducts marketing and sales activities for prospective residents and manages charitable giving to local groups.

Provides weekly resident activities and programs including cultural events, lectures, birthday lunches, bocce tournaments, live music, museum trips, arts and crafts, beach walks, ceramics classes, games such as mahjong and bridge, and winery outings.

Prepares a wide variety of menu items to accommodate personal tastes and dietary preferences for residents in all levels of care, across six dining venues including traditional wait staff service and health services staff service.

Prepares a wide variety of menu items to accommodate personal tastes and dietary preferences for residents across all levels of care, operating six dining venues with traditional wait staff service and catering options for resident-hosted events.

Prepares a wide variety of menu items to accommodate personal tastes and dietary preferences for residents in all levels of care across six dining venues, including traditional wait staff service and catering for resident-hosted events.

Directs all operations of Casa Dorinda in compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, under policies set by the MRA Board of Directors. Oversees financial management for both Casa Dorinda and the Montecito Retirement Association.

Provides weekly resident activities including cultural events, lectures, artistic activities, guest speaker series, and games, along with transportation to local events, to support resident well-being.

Offers weekly resident activities including cultural events, lectures, birthday lunches, bocce tournaments, live music, museum trips, arts and crafts, beach walks, ceramics classes, and games such as mahjong and bridge, with transportation provided to local events.

Offers catering and event planning services for resident-hosted events, including menu planning and décor.

Offers medical care, therapy, personal care, memory care, clinic services, and social services to residents, alongside managing resident-centered services including dining, housekeeping, and life enrichment.

Offers medical care, therapy, personal care, memory care, clinic services, and social services to residents.

Offers residents private access to a 3,200 square foot fitness center with a cardio room, strength training room, Pilates studio, indoor pool, spa, and locker rooms. Provides exercise classes, equipment orientation, and individually designed exercise programs through a staffed Health & Fitness Center.

Offers comprehensive health services including medical care, therapy, personal care, memory care, clinic services, and social services. This is complemented by a staffed Health & Fitness Center with private access to fitness facilities, exercise classes, and individually designed exercise programs.

Offers transportation services to local events for residents.

Offers customized apartment homes with six distinct floor plans, including cottage-style and historic mansion units, for residents aged 62 and older. This includes managing waiting lists, processing applications, and overseeing financial and campus-wide operations.

Offers customized apartment homes with six distinct floor plans ranging from 440 to 1,700 square feet, including cottage-style and historic mansion units, updated to individual resident preferences and needs.

Manages a resident admissions process requiring applicants to be at least 62 years old, pay a $750 non-refundable processing fee, and a $5,000 deposit (80% refundable) upon placement. Maintains separate waiting lists for current residents and external applicants, with current wait times ranging from 5 to 8 years, particularly for two-bedroom and specialty units.

Maintains a waiting list for residency with an approximate duration of 5 to 8 years, including separate lists for current residents and external applicants. Requires applicants to be at least 62 years old, a $750 non-refundable processing fee, and a $5,000 deposit (80% refundable) per person. Imposes a 5% holding fee when an apartment is selected, with deductions of $1,500 per person per month during the holding period.

Offers a wide range of programs and weekly activities including ceramics classes, guest speaker series, winery outings, artistic activities, bocce tournaments, cultural events, lectures, live music, museum trips, arts and crafts, beach walks, and games such as mahjong and bridge to support resident well-being and engagement.

Offers a wide range of weekly activities including ceramics classes, guest lectures, cultural events, live music, museum trips, arts and crafts, beach walks, bocce tournaments, games (mahjong, bridge), and social gatherings. Organizes off-campus outings such as winery visits and provides transportation to local events to support resident engagement and well-being.

Manages resident-centered services including dining, housekeeping, life enrichment, health and fitness, and campus-wide projects to ensure a cohesive and supportive living environment.

Manages a range of resident-centered services including dining, housekeeping, life enrichment, health and fitness, and campus-wide improvement projects to support quality of life.

Offers customized apartment homes with six distinct floor plans ranging from 440 to 1,700 square feet, including specialty units such as cottage-style and historic mansion homes. Manages apartment remodels and updates based on resident preferences and oversees holding periods of 2 to 8 months while units are prepared.

Offers customized apartment homes with six floor plans ranging from 440 to 1,700 square feet, including specialty units such as cottage-style and historic mansion homes. Manages apartment remodels and updates according to resident preferences, with oversight of design, project development, and plant operations.

Provides transportation to local events for residents.

Maintains a five-year term of accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), reflecting adherence to high standards in operations and service delivery.

Maintains a five-year term of accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), reflecting adherence to high operational and service standards.