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Hi, I am Nancy Fenimore, your local Publisher of the Seniors Blue Book. For nearly 40 years the Seniors Blue Book has been the trusted source for all things Senior. Whether you are a Senior, a Caregiver, or a senior care provider looking to connect with Seniors and other local professionals, you have found the right place. If you are searching for resources, looking to promote your business, or simply want to know about senior activities in the Denver Metro area, the Seniors Blue Book website is your ‘go-to’ source for everything related to Aging Well and caring for your older loved ones!  Contact Us directly for any questions you may have. Enjoy! 

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Jul 18, 2025 07:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Eastern Star Masonic Golf Tournament 2025

Scan the QR code on the flyer to register. Sponsorship opportunities are available reach out to Pati Sawyer Boex 303-753-2160 for more information. 

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Jun 06, 2025 07:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Colorado Senior Games

Colorado Springs Sports Corporation and the YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region are bringing Senior State Games to Colorado! Hosting this notable experience will enhance the quality of life for more than 2,000 seniors in the local community and across the State. Senior State Games provides a platform for athletes aged 50+ of all skill levels and abilities to compete in an Olympic-style sports festival with sports such as archery, golf, pickleball, track & field, and more. coloradoseniorgames.org - Registration starts February 1st.

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Jun 02, 2025 06:30 AM - 02:00 PM

2025 Alzheimer's Golf Classic

 Register at www.ALZCOGolf.com 10% discount until 1/31/25 

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May 28, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Northglenn Arts Silent Film Series: Charlie Chaplin’s “The Kid” (1921)

The Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra, a world-renowned chamber quintet based in Louisville Colorado, revives the repertoire of small orchestra music played in movie theaters before talkies. They have performed their scores from coast to coast, and their music is often heard accompanying silent films on the Turner Classic Movies channel.Charlie Chaplin is a vagabond who finds and raises an abandoned child (Jackie Coogan). But when social workers attempt to take Jackie away, the two end up on the lam. The film expertly demonstrates Chaplins trademark blending of comedy and sentimentality. 

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Concordia on the Lake Cottages

Housing - Other Types 6155 S. Ammons Way, Littleton, Colorado, 80123

Concordia on the Lake Cottages Premier Active Adult Living Nestled in the heart of Littleton, Colorado, at the base of the majestic Rocky Mountains and along the tranquil shores of Johnson Lake, Concordia on the Lake Cottages offers an unparalleled active adult living experience for those aged 62 and better. Our independent living community is thoughtfully designed to provide the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and vibrant social engagement in a breathtaking natural setting. Whether youre seeking a peaceful retreat or an active lifestyle, Concordia on the Lake Cottages provides the ideal environment for embracing your next chapter.Exceptional Location in LittletonConcordia on the Lake enjoys an enviable location in Southwest Littleton, just steps away from a variety of local amenities and surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Our community is positioned directly on the peaceful shoreline of Johnson Lake, where residents can enjoy tranquil lakeside views, walking paths, and opportunities to connect with nature. The backdrop of the Rocky Mountains adds to the picturesque setting, creating a sense of calm and relaxation.Living at Concordia on the Lake means youll have easy access to everything you need. Within walking distance, youll find:A variety of restaurants and coffee shops for dining and socializingRetail shops and grocery stores for everyday essentialsThe public library for reading and educational programsMedical clinics and healthcare services for peace of mindThis prime location allows you to maintain an independent lifestyle with the added benefit of convenience and accessibility to essential services and recreational options.Active Adult Living for Ages 62+Concordia on the Lake Cottages is specifically designed for active adults aged 62 and older who seek a lifestyle that balances independence with community engagement. Our beautifully designed cottages provide a sense of privacy and comfort while fostering a welcoming and social atmosphere.Our independent living model allows you to enjoy the freedom of a maintenance-free lifestyle. Say goodbye to the hassle of home maintenance, lawn care, and snow removalour professional staff takes care of it all, giving you more time to focus on the things that matter most.Community Life and Social EngagementAt Concordia on the Lake, staying socially and physically active is effortless. Our Community Life program offers a wide array of engaging activities and events both on-campus and off-campus, ensuring theres something for everyone. Residents can choose from a variety of programs, including: * Fitness classes such as yoga, strength training, and water aerobics * Educational workshops and guest speakers * Arts and crafts sessions to inspire creativity * Group outings to local attractions, including museums, theaters, and cultural events * Game nights, movie screenings, and social gatherings to foster friendships and camaraderieOur dedicated staff works hard to create a vibrant and inclusive community where every resident feels valued and connected. The flexible calendar of events allows you to participate at your own pace, giving you the freedom to design a lifestyle that suits your interests and preferences.Beautifully Designed Cottages for Comfortable LivingOur cottages at Concordia on the Lake are thoughtfully designed to provide both style and functionality. Each residence features modern finishes, spacious floor plans, and plenty of natural light to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Key features of our cottages include:Open-concept living areas for easy entertainingFull kitchens with modern appliancesPrivate patios or balconies with scenic views of the lake or foothillsAmple storage space and walk-in closetsIn-unit laundry facilities for added convenienceOur cottages are designed with aging in place in mind, offering a combination of comfort and accessibility to support your long-term needs.Health and Wellness FocusMaintaining your health and well-being is a top priority at Concordia on the Lake. In addition to easy access to local medical clinics and healthcare providers, our community offers wellness programs and fitness options designed to support an active and healthy lifestyle. Whether you prefer taking a morning walk along the lake, joining a group exercise class, or participating in mindfulness and relaxation sessions, youll find plenty of opportunities to enhance your physical and mental well-being.Why Choose Concordia on the Lake Cottages?Prime Location Conveniently located in Southwest Littleton near shopping, dining, and recreational options.Maintenance-Free Living Enjoy a stress-free lifestyle with all maintenance and home care handled for you.Vibrant Social Scene A wide range of activities and events designed to keep you engaged and connected.Comfortable and Modern Cottages Thoughtfully designed homes with premium finishes and thoughtful layouts.Health and Wellness Focus Opportunities to stay physically and mentally active within a supportive community.Experience the Concordia on the Lake LifestyleAt Concordia on the Lake Cottages, youll discover the perfect balance of independence, community, and natural beauty. Whether youre relaxing on your private patio with a view of Johnson Lake, exploring local trails, or joining friends for a social event, youll find that every day offers something new and exciting. Our active adult community is designed to help you embrace the next chapter of your life with confidence and ease.Dont wait to experience the lifestyle youve been dreaming of. Contact Concordia on the Lake at 303-933-3449 to schedule a tour or learn more about our active independent living cottages in Littleton, CO. Your next adventure starts here!

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Brookshire Post Acute - PACS

Skilled Nursing 4660 East Asbury Circle, Denver, Colorado, 80222

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Highline Post Acute - PACS

Skilled Nursing 6060 East Iliff Avenue, Denver, Colorado, 80222

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Assured Senior Living 6

Memory Care 4837 Wagontrail Court, Parker, Colorado, 80134

 Assured Senior Living - 2 Parker LocationsMEMORY CARE WITH A MISSION - LOVE IT'S WHAT WE DO! Maybe youve already sampled the typical memory care routeonly to find your concerns were more than founded.  Instead of thriving, your loved one declineddeprived of the love, comfort, and consideration they once enjoyed. Isnt there a better way? you wondered, hopeful a new path might emerge?Your decision to transition your loved one into memory care wasnt made lightly.  You acted out of selfless love knowing you could no longer provide the level of daily care they needed to remain safe and independent in their own home. Still, the thought of watching your once-vibrant loved one fading, locked away to stare at the walls in the dreary institution, makes your heartache. No one should be forced to choose between a loved ones safety and quality of life. Your decision to transition your loved one into memory care wasnt made.At Assured Senior Living, you can be assured of our quality care in a safe, secure environment, as well as peace of mind knowing your family member will receive the comprehensive services, personal care, and emotional support he or she needs, 24 hours a day. (*Including awake staff). Our innovative program provides the structure and routine needed to ensure feelings of security and certainty in day-to-day life. Please call for a personal tour of how Assured Senior Living can meet your loved one's unique needs.

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Caring Communication: Keeping Families Connected During Moves

Caring Communication: Keeping Families Connected During MovesMoving is often considered one of life's most stressful events, and this stress can be magnified for families, especially when seniors are involved. At A Call to Order Professional Organizers, we understand that a move isn't just about transporting belongings from one place to another; it's about ensuring that the emotional bonds within a family remain strong and intact. Our goal is to facilitate a smooth transition while prioritizing compassionate communication to keep families connected and supported throughout the process.The Importance of Communication During a MoveEffective communication is the foundation of any successful move. It helps manage expectations, reduces anxiety, and ensures that everyone involved feels heard and respected. Here are some key aspects of communication that can make a significant difference:1. Open and Honest ConversationsFrom the moment the decision to move is made, it's essential to have open and honest conversations with all family members. For seniors, the thought of leaving a home filled with memories can be overwhelming. Taking the time to listen to their concerns and feelings can provide much-needed reassurance and comfort.Tips for Open Communication:Schedule Family Meetings: Regular family meetings can create a safe space for everyone to express their thoughts and feelings. These meetings should be inclusive, ensuring that each family member, especially seniors, has a chance to voice their concerns and preferences.Active Listening: Practice active listening by acknowledging feelings and validating concerns. This can help build trust and understanding within the family.Transparency: Be transparent about the reasons for the move, the timeline, and what to expect. Clear information can help reduce uncertainty and stress.2. Including Seniors in Decision-MakingEmpowering seniors to be part of the decision-making process can significantly reduce their anxiety and resistance to change. When seniors feel included and valued, they are more likely to embrace the transition positively.Strategies for Inclusion:Respect Preferences: Take into account seniors' preferences regarding what items to keep, donate, or discard. Their input is invaluable in making the new space feel like home.Tour the New Home Together: If possible, visit the new home together before the move. Familiarizing seniors with the new environment can help ease their transition.Plan Together: Involve seniors in planning the layout and organization of their new space. This not only ensures that their needs are met but also gives them a sense of ownership and control.Supporting Emotional Well-Being During the MoveMoving is not just a physical process; it's an emotional journey. Supporting the emotional well-being of all family members, especially seniors, is crucial for a successful transition.1. Creating a Supportive EnvironmentCreating a supportive environment where emotions can be expressed freely helps in coping with the stress of moving. Providing emotional support can make the transition smoother and more positive.Ways to Provide Emotional Support:Acknowledge Emotions: Recognize that feelings of sadness, anxiety, and nostalgia are natural during a move. Encourage open discussions about these emotions.Seek Professional Help: If the emotional burden becomes too heavy, consider seeking the help of a therapist or counselor. Professional guidance can provide coping strategies and emotional relief.Celebrate Memories: Find ways to celebrate the memories associated with the old home. Creating a memory book or organizing a farewell gathering can help in honoring the past while looking forward to the future.2. Staying ConnectedMaintaining family connections during the move is essential for emotional support and continuity. Staying connected helps in reassuring seniors that they are not alone and that their family is with them every step of the way.Ways to Stay Connected:Regular Check-ins: Regular phone calls, video chats, or in-person visits can provide much-needed emotional support. Ensure that seniors know they are always just a call away.Involve the Whole Family: Encourage family members, including grandchildren, to participate in the moving process. This can create a sense of unity and shared purpose.Share Updates: Keep everyone informed about the progress of the move. Sharing updates can help in managing expectations and reducing anxiety.At A Call to Order Professional Organizers, we believe that the heart of a successful move lies in compassionate communication and emotional support. By fostering open conversations, including seniors in decision-making, and providing a supportive environment, we help families navigate the complexities of moving with grace and unity. Our commitment is to ensure that every move is not just a change of address but a journey towards a new, loving, and organized home. With care and compassion, we strive to keep families connected and supported throughout the moving process.

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Choosing Your Next Level of Care After Your Hospital Stay

Many times after a serious injury or illness, the need for additional 24-hour medical assistance is needed to help a person heal, properly rehabilitate and ensure that he or she is in stable condition before returning home.What most people don't know is that there are different options when choosing a continued care provider after your primary acute hospital stay. Each organization can vary by the length of stay, therapy intensity and type of medical personnel.Your medical provider can help you choose, but it is also important for you to be informed of your options in order to determine what care is best for you.Long-Term Acute Care Hospital (LTAC)If a person is in need of intensive medical care for a longer period of time (an average of 25 days or more), they should consider a long-term acute care hospital. This facility is best for patients who have just been released from an intensive care unit, who need to be monitored closely and more frequently by nurses and doctors.Long-term acute care hospitals focus on stabilizing a patients medical condition rather than providing comprehensive rehabilitation.In-Patient Rehabilitation HospitalIn-patient rehabilitation hospitals focus on short intensive medical rehabilitation, with the goal of getting the patient home as soon as possible. Patients who choose an in-patient rehabilitation hospital have daily doctor visits, receive specialized rehab nursing care and undergo more significant rehabilitation.These facilities specialize in intensive rehabilitation teams to include physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, psychologists and more. Each patient receives at least three hours of rehab therapy per day, five days per week.The average length of stay at an in-patient rehabilitation hospital is 12-16 days.Skilled Nursing FacilityA skilled nursing facility offers long-term care for patients who are medically stable, but still need professional medical care and supervision. Although nurses are available 24 hours a day, doctors are only required to visit patients once each month.The skilled nursing facility requires that the patient stays at their primary acute hospital for three days to qualify for admission.Whatever your medical needs are, there is a 24-hour medical facility that is right for you. Always consult your family and medical provider to help you make the best possible choice for you.Editors Note: This article was submitted by Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital. Please direct all questions to 303-363-5146.

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“Let’s Meet for Coffee” – Now You Can!

Whether 18 or 98, lets meet for coffee is a common way individuals invite each other to gather. It has become a key part of American culture, since the time frame can be loose (no waiters or mealtimes to observe), the environment casual and the cost low. Plus the actual drinking of coffee is optional. Most meeting places serve tea, hot chocolate and other non-coffee alternatives.Unfortunately, for older adults challenged with transportation or severe mobility issues, meeting for coffee isnt always so easy. If its too hard to drive, arrange a ride or access public options, some people especially older adults may choose isolation over connecting with others.With so many studies showing the potential negative health effects of social isolation, it is important for individuals, especially those over 50, to find ways to get out, if possible. One such study published in the Journals of Gerontology, Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences found that older adults who interact with people beyond their usual social circle of family and close friends were more likely to have higher levels of physical activity, greater positive moods and fewer negative feelings. The researchers suggest that leaving the house or apartment to engage with people leads to being more active.Kavod Senior Life has created a wonderful solution to this issue is by creating a Bistro in its main building. The Bistro is open Monday through Friday, 9:30 11:30am. Residents can simply take the elevator down from their apartment and gather with a neighbor, family member or friend without leaving the campus.The Bistro menu includes a variety of beverages (hot and cold), as well as pastries, fresh fruit and other snacks. Lunch items are forthcoming, and everything on the menu is affordable ($1.00 $2.50). Non-residents are also welcome to stop by and enjoy the space on their own.With this wonderful amenity on campus, residents have a safe, friendly and accessible place to meet for coffee, stay socially active and enjoy their best life living at Kavod.For more information on the Bistro, visit https://www.kavodseniorlife.org/amenities/  (hyperlink).For more information about living at Kavod for either a Senior Living or Assisted Living apartment, contact Melanie Kaye, Leasing Coordinator at 720-382-7833 or MKaye@KavodSeniorLife.org (hyperlink)Reference: https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/broader-social-interaction-keeps-older-adults-more-active

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Exercising With Chronic Conditions

Almost anyone, at any age, can do some type of physical activity. You can still exercise even if you have a health condition like heart disease, arthritis, chronic pain, high blood pressure, or diabetes. In fact, physical activity may help. For most older adults, physical activities like brisk walking, riding a bike, swimming, weightlifting, and gardening are safe, especially if you build up slowly. You may want to talk with your doctor about how your health condition might affect your ability to be active.Staying physically active: Alzheimers disease and related dementiasResearchers are assessing the benefit of exercise to delay mild cognitive impairment (MCI) in older adults and to improve brain function in older adults who may be at risk for developing Alzheimers disease. Older adults with MCI may be able to safely do more vigorous forms of exercise, similar to older adults without MCI, provided there are no other underlying health concerns.Being active and getting exercise may help people with Alzheimers or another dementia feel better and can help them maintain a healthy weight and have regular toilet and sleep habits. If you are a caregiver, you can exercise together to make it more fun.To learn about exercising with other conditions, such as arthritis, COPD, diabetes, heart health, osteoporosis and chronic pain, from the National Institute on Aging, CLICK HERE.

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Long-term Care Solutions - Lisa's Life Changing Testimonial

Beneficent creates solutions for senior and disabled adults to pay for Long-term Care Services - INCLUDING HOME CARE, ASSISTED LIVING, OR SKILLED NURSING. Our clients benefit from step-by-step guidance which results in minimizing spend down, preserving assets, and limiting out-of-pocket expenses. BENEFICENT HAS OVER 200 FIVE-STAR REVIEWS ON GOOGLE AND THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU. During our FREE initial consultation, you'll walk away with certainty on your next steps moving forward regarding how to pay for long-term care. Go to our website to learn more. www.DoingGoodForOthers.com

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A Senior’s Guide to Avoiding Scams

As technology advances and new scams emerge, seniors are increasingly vulnerable to fraudulent schemes that can result in financial loss and emotional distress. Protecting oneself from scams requires awareness, vigilance, and a healthy dose of skepticism. In this quick video, well explore practical tips and strategies that all of us can use to avoid falling victim to scams and protect our hard-earned savings.

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Joyce's Happier Aging Story | Nurse Next Door Home Care

Nurse Next Door Home Care provides in-home care service and helps seniors do what they love. From golf and swimming to pottery and music, happiness is about rediscovering the fun in life. We are the experts in Happier Aging.

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Learn more about Senior Real Estate and Reverse Mortgage

Check out this discussion with Senior Real Estate Specialist JoCarol Haxel with HomeSmart Realty Partners, and Dana Dziagwa, a reverse mortgage specialist with Aslan Home Lending Corporation! So much good information about when to sell your home, what options are available to stay in your home, why working with an SRES is a good idea... there are so many myths and uncertainties with selling a home, downsizing, moving, that make it important to work with a specialist like JoCarol and Dana. This information is just the tip of the iceberg and every situation is different. If you have questions about selling a home, downsizing, paying for care, reverse mortgages, call a specialist today! Jo Carol Haxel 970-683-0126 jocarole@JCHsells.com Dana Dziagwa 303-921-1238 danad@aslanhlc.com

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Community Relations Coordinator/Sales Focused

This is a sales focused position to aid in maintaining and improving occupancy levels and revenue in accordance with Marketing, and the company's mission. Disseminate information, answer questions, assist in the completion of required paperwork for move in into applicable areas within the community (memory care, assisted living) Support business operations in community areas by providing consultation to management in matching prospective residents with the proper level of care. Represent the community at various events and by conducting personalized visitations to referral sources and interested parties. Assist the Marketing Team in the approval process.** THIS IS A SALARY PLUS COMISSION POSITION ******** MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE IN SENIOR LIVING SALES****MUST BE FULLY VACCINATED FOR COVID***Job Type: Full-timeSalary, plus commissionBenefits:Paid time offExperience level:3 yearsSchedule:8-hour shiftWork setting:In-personAbility to commute/relocate:Arvada, CO 80004: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Required)Experience:Marketing: 3 years (Required)Work Location: In personIf you are interested in this position, please email Diana at DCordova@Ralstonecreekneighborhood.com

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Active Minds is hiring teachers!

Do you know someone who would make a great Active Minds instructor? Please let us know! We are currently hiring teachers. Below is a job description. Please forward this to anyone you think might be interested. Thanks!  Part-time teaching for Active MindsWorld Affairs, History, etc Seeking dynamic part-time instructors to teach seminars to mature adults at various locations in the greater Denver and Boulder areas (must live in area). May include some virtual teaching as well. Teaching experience, a bachelors degree, and familiarity/comfort with Zoom required. Degree or background in History, Political Science, International Studies, Music Appreciation or Geography (or similar discipline) preferred. Most topics focus on Current World Issues/History/Politics. Training and curriculum are provided. We offer instructors exciting opportunities to teach intellectually engaged participants without the pressures of curriculum development or grading papers/tests. Hours are flexible, but some daytime availability is required. Please do not apply if you already have or are seeking other full-time employment. If interested, please send an e-mail to alewis@activeminds.com with a resume and cover letter highlighting your qualifications for this position and answer the following question: How does teaching part-time fit into your life in the foreseeable future? More information at www.activeminds.com. 

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Leasing/Marketing Specialists

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & JOB FUNCTIONS: Partner with property leaders and community managers to implement creative marketing and advertising strategies that adhere to budgeted guidelines (including using internet advertising providers, social media, print advertising, referrals, outreach marketing, SEO, organic placement and other tactics) and appropriately select marketing techniques that fit the propertys resident profile and market conditions. Provide additional and in-depth marketing support to under-performing properties by analyzing the current traffic and leasing performance, troubleshooting and identifying factors contributing to the performance, developing and implementing aggressive marketing, advertising, pricing, and promotional campaigns, and closely reviewing and evaluating results to make further adjustments specific to each property. Provide Online Presence training to communities and other community leaders as needed. Oversee AMC social media accounts and post material on a regular basis, including new takeovers and creative social media content. Review, refine, and standardize the marketing message across all platforms. Work directly with reputation management companies to ensure they are in in compliance with AMC standards and guidelines. Conduct Web shops & phone shops of communities on an as needed basis. Identify and meet with advertising and marketing vendors, review proposed service contracts for preferred and favorable rates, recommend service providers, and monitor and manage advertising suppliers for product and customer service quality as needed. Assist with signage, logo, and rebranding as needed. Responsibilities may include working with design and production vendors on design, production, and final installation. Monitor markets for trends, forecasts, job growth, and other economic conditions which may impact occupancy and leasing effectiveness within the portfolio; recommend changes and response strategies to offset market downturns or opportunities, and provide feedback and recommendations to property management on improving struggling asset performance and maximizing revenue generation on performing assets. Create resident events/marketing ideas/team building for the President to send out to all sites each month. Complete Monthly/Weekly in-depth Corporate Marketing and Social Media Reports. Complete various other duties as assigned or as necessary.KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs): Ensures consistency and cohesiveness across company websites and social media pages Effectively provides feedback to properties and management on how to improve marketing performance Provides complete and accurate reports in a timely mannerQUALIFICATIONS:EXPERIENCE: 1- 2 years of experience managing content and social media networks (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) Proven experience developing marketing plans and campaigns Previous experience effectively conveying information and relaying ideas to othersPHYSICAL DEMANDS & WORKING CONDITIONS:The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, speaking, dexterity, hearing and sight are essential functions. The employee is required to stand, walk, sit, climb stairs and ladders, reach with hands and arms, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 10 pounds for administrative duties, and up to or over 50 pounds for maintenance, grounds, and/or housekeeping duties.COMPETENCIES (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities): Proven skills in the use of the internet for marketing and product advertising, and proficiency in navigating websites and internet communication tools such as e-mail, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, etc. Knowledge of sales and marketing principles Proficiency in the Microsoft Suite Must be self-motivated, with attention to detail A positive attitude and an ability to communicate and work well with others Ability to read and write English

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Conceirge

Responsible for maintaining the efficient operation and upkeep of the property in a supportive role as well as showing and leasing apartments, townhomes, or condominiums to prospective residents.ESSENTIAL DUTIES & JOB FUNCTIONS: Take responsibility for resident events, work order follow-up, and walking the property Ensure units are prepared for tours Perform leasing duties such as completing applications, collecting deposits, and assists with the renewal process Collect delinquent rents Handle resident requests and complaintsKEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs): Customer Service courteous and efficient handling of resident and future resident requests and complaints Efficient and timely processing of all required administrative forms, reports, and related information Presentation of property buildings and groundsQUALIFICATIONS:EXPERIENCE: Previous customer service and/or sales experience Property management experience preferred.PHYSICAL DEMANDS & WORKING CONDITIONS:The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, speaking, dexterity, hearing, and sight are essential functions. The employee is required to stand, walk, sit, climb stairs and ladders, reach with hands and arms, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 10 pounds for administrative duties, and up to or over 50 pounds for maintenance, grounds, and/or housekeeping duties.COMPETENCIES (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities): Knowledge of and ability to operate Microsoft office and various social media platforms Knowledge of required application information, screening processes, and policies regarding rentals Self-motivated with attention to detail and accurately maintain required logs and records A positive attitude and an ability to communicate and work well with others Ability to maintain positive relationships with internal and external contacts Strong communication skillsThe preceding statements describe the general job

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