Our days are filled with important duties and routines. Yet human connection takes precedence over the necessities of our job descriptions every time. You are why we're here.
We bring varied backgrounds and skills to our roles, but we are all here to love and support you.
Alex Ellsworth brings more than two years of experience as an Executive Director, including leading a dedicated Memory Care community in Cincinnati, Ohio. Just six months into his senior living career, he realized he was having more meaningful moments than he’d experienced in his previous several roles combined. That clarity shaped his commitment to the field.
Alex is passionate about educating, guiding, and counseling families as they navigate Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care—areas where he believes customer fluency is often low and reliable information is essential. He finds purpose in helping families make confident, informed decisions during some of life’s most important transitions. "Too many people don't have the info they need to navigate IL, AL, and MC decisions."
Outside of work, Alex enjoys watching European and South American soccer, a pastime that keeps him connected to the global game and its vibrant cultures.
Monique has been an LPN for 31 years and an advanced EMT for a decade. Her entire career has been dedicated to geriatrics in every facet, from independent and assisted living to memory care, skilled nursing, home care and liaison roles.
"I love helping elders to live the best quality of life possible. I feel very strongly that you treat people the way you would like to be treated and the way you would want your family members to be treated. Patience, honesty and empathy are key. We love having fun, too! We like to say that we work in our residents' homes, not that they live where we work. If you want to be a part of a beautiful, fun, extended-family environment, come join us!"
Monique is married with four children, three step children and seven grandkids.
David studied accounting, architecture and construction at Sinclair Community College. He has been a Licensed Journeyman Plumber with the City of Dayton since 2004 and a Maintenance Director for nearly a decade.
"A good friend led me to this close-knit and personable senior community. I truly enjoy the satisfaction of fixing things and overcoming challenges. It is very gratifying to help others and to be an integral part of a thriving community. This generation has sacrificed and poured into people like me, and I treasure being around and learning from our wise and seasoned residents."
David was born and raised in Centerville and is the youngest of four. His four children brought the total number of grandchildren for his parents to 13, and David's oldest just made him a grandpa this past Easter.
The Certified Dementia Practitioner® (CDP®) represents those health care and front line staff who have an in-depth knowledge in dementia care. They have received specialized training, met certain requirements, and applied for certification through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners (NCCDP). The CDP® program recognizes the need for standards in the area of Alzheimer’s and dementia education, and it helps improve the services provided by health care professionals and frontline staff.
