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Not-for-profit senior living communities and services
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Asbury Communities is a not-for-profit senior living system operating nine communities across four states, plus housing and elder services. It provides a continuum of care from independent living to supported programs, including HUD affordable housing, home care, adult day services, pharmacy and therapy management, and ThriveWell Tech. It differentiates itself through a not-for-profit mission, strong workplace culture, inclusive practices, and a broad ecosystem of care and wellness that emphasizes community, brain health, and philanthropy via the Asbury Foundation. Its goal is to help older adults thrive with dignity, purpose, and joy while expanding access to housing, care, and wellness across the next century of aging.
Company Size
201-500
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Headquarters
Frederick, Maryland
Founded
1994
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Aramark SeniorLIFE+ at Asbury Communities introduces elevated dining experience with "The Director's Table" June 26, 2026 Aramark SeniorLIFE+ continues to enhance the resident experience through fresh, thoughtful, and culturally expressive dining. At Asbury Communities, Inc., culinary teams recently introduced a new concept designed to bring the feel of fine dining into a senior living setting: the Director's Table. "The Director's Table was created to elevate the dining experience beyond traditional senior living offerings and provide residents and their families with an exclusive culinary event," said Garfield Clarke, Aramark SeniorLIFE+ Director of Catering at Asbury Methodist Village. "The goal was to create a memorable experience centered on exceptional food, wine, hospitality, and personal interaction." The Director's Table features an upscale five-course tasting menu with wine pairings, offering residents an immersive, chef-driven dining experience in an intimate setting. With limited seating and a single, relaxed service, the focus shifts from volume to quality, presentation, and engagement. Each course is carefully curated and paired to enhance the overall experience, while the pacing allows guests to fully enjoy the menu, connect with one another, and appreciate the craftsmanship behind each dish. "Resident feedback was overwhelmingly positive. Guests appreciated the elevated menu, wine pairings, personalized service, and intimate atmosphere," said Clarke. "Many noted that the experience felt comparable to dining at an upscale restaurant and valued the opportunity to share the evening with family and friends in a unique setting." Following its strong debut, the Director's Table will be offered as a quarterly experience going forward at Asbury Communities served by Aramark SeniorLIFE+. "The Director's Table has become an exciting platform to show that dining can be more than a meal. It can be an experience that brings people together through exceptional food, wine, and conversation," Clarke said. Be the first to know about the latest press releases, feature stories, podcasts, and vlogs.
By partnering with Asbury Communities, Aramark SeniorLIFE+ aims to support the well-being and happiness of residents across Asbury's portfolio.
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"The Asbury Foundation has taken the unprecedented step of awarding a $7 million grant that will enable us to provide faculty salaries that are more equitable when compared to the salaries of health care providers in clinical areas, like hospitals and clinics," said Dr. Janet Williams, WCU vice president of health sciences.
Its lifestyle and services are intentionally designed to support holistic well-being - earning Asbury Communities, Inc. a 2023 Top 10 in Senior Wellness award from the International Council on Active Aging!