ALL SEASONS SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES AWARDED BEST OF THE BEST RECOGNITION FROM U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
Farmington Hills, MI, April 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Media Contact: Danette Stenta, Executive Vice President of Marketing dstenta@beztak.com(248) 737-6123
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ALL SEASONS SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES AWARDED BEST OF THE BEST RECOGNITION FROM U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
Farmington Hills, Mich. April 16, 2025 – Beztak is pleased to announce that five of its luxury senior living communities earned the Best of the Best distinction from U.S. News & World Report. U.S. News' Best Senior Living ratings evaluate nearly 4,000 communities in the U.S. in one or more of the following categories: independent living, assisted living, memory care and continuing care retirement.
Each of the winning communities – All Seasons Ann Arbor, Birmingham, Oro Valley, Rochester Hills, and West Bloomfield - were recognized in the Best Independent Living category, with emblem awards including Management Staff, Feels Like Home, Food & Dining, and Activities & Enrichment.
'This award is a tremendous honor, and reaffirms our mission to innovate, engage, enliven, and totally captivate,' said Jason Kohler, Executive Vice President of Senior Living at Beztak. 'We are driven by a passion for creating vibrant, modern communities, as we believe in building more than just a place to live- but more so creating communities that foster connection, encourage lifelong learning, and promote an active, fulfilling lifestyle.' U.S. News evaluated participating communities for each type of service provided using information from resident and family surveys. The survey asked residents and family members about their satisfaction with various aspects of the community, including safety, caregiving, management, staff, food and dining, and activities. U.S. News analyzed the survey data and applied several weightings and adjustments to create the final scores. Only communities with the highest scores in each category were recognized as 'Best' communities.In 2005, Beztak introduced the All Seasons brand to the senior living market and has expanded to six communities, located in Ann Arbor, Birmingham, Rochester Hills, and West Bloomfield, Michigan, Oro Valley, Arizona, and Naples, Florida.
To learn more about All Seasons Senior Living, please visit www.allseasonsliving.com
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For more than 70 years, Beztak has developed, built, managed, and invested in luxury residential, senior living, commercial and industrial real estate throughout the United States. Today, Beztak owns and manages a diverse portfolio of multi-family residential and senior living real estate, offering comprehensive and customizable fee-based property management services for companies seeking to generate higher revenues from their assets while improving overall performance. Beztak continues to develop and construct new properties around the country, as well as renovate existing properties to add value or reposition them in the market. For more information, visit www.beztak.com
CONTACT: Erica Dovitz Beztak 2483101917 edovitz@beztak.com
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