Back from the Sundance Film Festival in Park City Utah. The
D Train written and directed by Jarrad Paul and Andy Mogel and the film stars Jack Black, James Marsden, Catherine Hahn, and Jeffrey Tambor was very funny and a resounding success in its film debut. From the beginning to the ending it was a wonderful story of what a person will do to attempt to recapture what may not have happened in high school. Set up for a twenty year reunion, Jack Black's character will do whatever is necessary to prove himself a winner and in the process goes well beyond his normal life to accomplish it. While the film has nothing to do with Senior Living Development or Consulting or Assisted Living Design and Development, it facilitated my discovery of the Senior Living options in Park City. Combining two efforts at once is always useful and indicative of how Steinfeldt & Associates' streamlines our approach to consulting. That is to have fun while we are productive. The film will likely be in theaters in May, 2015 as it was sold by Sony to IFC films. If you like comedy and the opportunity to learn from ones mistakes you will thoroughly enjoy this film. I recommend that you see it as it is very thoughtful, at times a bit shocking, and a great story well told and extremely well acted.
Friday, February 6, 2015
Friday, January 16, 2015
Taking a break next week from my Senior Living Development Consulting and the work performed with clients developing assisted living and memory care communities, I am attending the premier of the D Train at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. The film stars Jack Black, James Marsden, Kathryn Hahn and Jeffrey Tambor. It was written and directed by Jarrad Paul and Andy Mogul. It is quite an honor for me to be invited to attend the opening and party. I owe it to Jarrad and his mom who is Janet Goldstein. Janet is my life partner and wife who I am very fortunate to be in love with. I will let you all know how it turns out. Please contact me for a follow-up and of course any assistance we can provide regarding Senior Living Development and Consulting.
Monday, December 22, 2014
Santa Barbara at its finest on the Winter Solstice. These images represent a significant reason so many elders move to Senior Living Communities in Santa Barbara. Steinfeldt & Associates has worked on three major Continuing Care Retirement Communities in Santa Barbara assisting them with development services with the purpose of continuing their mission, assuring market share and long term financial viability. Casa Dorinda, Valle Verde, and Vista del Monte are outstanding communities for active retirees as well providing assisted living, memory support, and skilled nursing when it is needed. We invite you to visit our website steinfeldtassociates.com often to view the services offered and the experience we have to share. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year.
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Vision of the Future
This incredible stain glass was created for a Senior Living Community during a master plan development. The purpose of the artwork is to provide solace and vision for family members of senior housing during a time of transition for the resident. The scene depicts the ocean and islands off the Santa Barbara coast with a view towards the sunset and beyond. Life is always changing. I created the vision for this artistic expression with the idea that it would provide hope of a Vision of the Future that might be there after life. We appreciate your interest in our blogs and welcome you to return often. Be sure and contact us at e.steinfeldt@verizon.net if we can be of help in senior living development, operational analyses and strategic planning
Friday, November 7, 2014
While on vacation in New Mexico we went to see the Earthships near Taos which are homes built off the grid. In other words through the use of water saving cisterns, photovoltaic solar collectors, and the use of recycled tires and rammed earth these homes, once constructed, no longer require energy from outside sources. Remarkable in their design they provide humidity to support plant growth within the house. With minimal rainwater and snow collection the saved water is used four times before it is totally dispersed. First used for showering and sinks, second for gray water for the plants inside the home, third to flush the toilet and lastly to irrigate any plants on the outside of the home. They appear to be very comfortable and because the earth is used to support the insulation very little heating is needed. While this might not be an alternative for all Seniors, it is a unique form by which Steinfeldt Senior Living Consultants and Development Consulting might coordinate this lifestyle for you. Please contact us for more information at e.steinfeldt@verizon.net
Friday, October 3, 2014
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Eight
long years in the making the ABHOW community known as Valle Verde Retirement
Community in Santa Barbara has completed a major master redevelopment
plan. Steinfeldt & Associates managed the project through the
challenging entitlement phase, design, and construction. With the
addition of forty new housing units and significant amenity improvements
including a new Amigos café, fitness center, multi-purpose theater,
non-denominational chapel, and a two story administration building with bed and
breakfast apartment units, Valle Verde retains its preeminent position serving
Santa Barbara retirees.
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