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� � <br />���������° <br />. �u�������_�w~ � �ng <br />Suite Living communities focus on caring for high -acuity care residents that do not need skilled nursing <br />care but typically require more care than most senior assisted living communities provide in the market. <br />This is the niche market segment that has enabled and will continue to enable Suite Living to <br />outperform the competition. Given that most ofthe supply isoomuch older, tosome the point ofbeing <br />obsolete. The newer small communities located in strategic locations will continue to serve the needs of <br />the communities they are located in. New supply is still focusing on basic age in place assisted living with <br />congregate a |a carte assisted living with daily cares and a small nursing home component (likely filled <br />with waiting lists only for residents of the facility) and other basic needs Assisted Living and Memory <br />Care models with too many beds to properly provide the high acuity cares which Suite Living is known <br />Suite Living's niche remains as intact today for its 24-32 bed care model in its high visibility locations. <br />Suite Living will thrive with its high acuiLy—hiQh visibility (location, location, location), hands on care <br />model (training and staff management), and homelike community environment (good food and home <br />like setting). <br />Suite Living sets itself apart from other communities and creates its "niche" in the way it marketsitself, <br />operates, and ultimately performs financially. Suite Living develops communities in high visibility, high <br />traffic locations which provide the "drive by" traffic for marketing, akin to a McDona|ds orVVa|8reens <br />location. Seven out often residents ofSuite Living are referrals ora result ofadrive-by and walk-in visit <br />to the communities. Thus, little advertising is conducted though much effort is set forth in constant and <br />strategic contact with referral sources. These include county case managers and hospital/clinic discharge <br />planners and other geriatric healthcare related specialists. Marketing begins when a potential resident <br />and/or family ofapotential resident walks inthe door for atour. They are welcomed with open arms bv <br />their potential neighbors and all of the staff. Activities in the Suite Living model are key to the <br />community and operating model, thus there is always an active and welcoming building awaiting a <br />potential new resident. <br />Suite Living designs the community to be simple to live in and simple to operate. The residentstruly feel <br />like they are living in a home. The community's hallways are wide and lead directly to the common area, <br />the living spaces and the resident suites. The floor plan makes it easy for residents to find the activities <br />and dining and easy to return to their private suite. The suites consist of a very simple floor plan <br />allowing staff to visually see the entire resident living space from the hallway. Suites are used for <br />sleeping and resting periods. Furthermore, residents have a direct line of sight to the bathrooms from <br />anywhere in the resident room. The residents are always encouraged to spend the days in the common <br />areas doing activities within the community. The majority of residents elect to keep their private suite <br />doors open at all times. This simple approach allows for more efficient monitoring of residents and a <br />higher value co -efficient in the staff per resident ratios overall. |talso allows for much more personal <br />interactions between staff and residents. Staff are provided one free meal per shift 10enjoy with the <br />