The Branches of Marlboro Names Julia Hanan Executive Director; Brings More Than 20 Years of Experience
Hanan Returns to Benchmark Senior Living After Serving in Several Leadership Roles for Two of Company’s Premier Continuing Care Retirement Communities
The Branches of Marlboro, a Benchmark Assisted Living and Mind & Memory Care community, today announced that Julia Hanan has returned to Benchmark as executive director of the senior assisted living community in Marlboro.
Hanan has more than 20 years of experience—drawing from years spent at senior living communities of various sizes, high-end Florida hotels and working as a licensed realtor. Most notably, for seven years, she served in a variety of leadership roles for two of Benchmark’s premier continuing care retirement communities—Edgehill in Stamford and Meadow Ridge in Redding, both in her home state of Connecticut.
“Julia’s multi-faceted experience in senior living operations, programming and dining is a welcome addition to The Branches’ award-winning care and experiences,” said Mike Lord, regional director of operations for Benchmark Senior Living. “More importantly, as a former Benchmark associate, she knows and shares in the high standard we aim to provide.”
Located on Route 85 between Marlboro’s middle and high schools, The Branches of Marlboro assisted living with memory care community opened in 2019 with the goal of helping residents discover and connect to what’s meaningful and possible at every stage of their lives. The community’s open-concept design and flexible floor plans promote engagement. On-site services and amenities include all-day, restaurant-style dining, beauty, wellness and concierge services and programs tailored to residents’ interests. Round-the-clock personalized care is provided in private apartments for residents with a wide range of needs—from those who need occasional help with daily living to individuals with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia who require memory care assisted living in a secure setting.
“Benchmark’s core company values have always resonated deeply with me, so I was over the moon when I was given the opportunity to return in a more senior role,” said Hanan. “The Branches of Marlboro is a very special community in many ways and I’m particularly excited to work with Marlboro residents and families and build on the strong culture already in place at The Branches.”
Hanan has a bachelor’s degree in English and literature from Connecticut College and graduated from the prestigious Miss Porter’s School.
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