Best Large Workplaces in Aging Services: Senior Housing and Care

To determine the Best Workplaces in Aging Services in 2022, Fortune partnered with global people analytics firm Great Place to Work to analyze survey feedback representing more than 140,000 U.S. employees. See also: the 25 Best Small and Medium Workplaces in Aging Services: Senior Housing & Care and the 15 Best Workplaces in Aging Services: At-Home Care.

The Top Ten

Brightview Senior Living

Prev. #1

Employees say: “We have such an incredible and supportive team here. Everyone very genuinely looks out for one another and we come together to support a common goal. Also, Brightview makes long term investments in its people. The UMBC program is just one of many examples of that.”

Citadel Healthcare

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Employees say: “I love the cultural diversity! People from different countries working together! Teaching other employees and residents about their country and culture. Different religions are also discussed and celebrated! All are welcome!”

Vi Living

+6 spotsPrev. #9

Employees say: “I have been here less than 2 months, but I have never been happier at work. I was astonished to realize that my director had specified my job assignment based on my employment interview. I was not expecting to feel listened to before I even started. And the staff helping to orient and train me have been kind and patient, and infinitely supportive. I have found my home.”

Trilogy Health Services

+2 spotsPrev. #6

Employees say: “Lots of things make this a great place to work. The culture here is better than anywhere else I've been and I can see that the company actually cares a lot about the employees. Monthly birthday celebrations and R4R meetings are very valuable to the company.”

WesleyLife

+2 spotsPrev. #7

Employees say: “Leadership is always finding ways to celebrate the team members, and bring us together even if we don't work together. They also do a great job of celebrating the resident's interests from day trips to presentations and programs brought to the communities.”