Meet Our Team

Alicia has been serving in the healthcare industry since 2010. She started her career off as a CNA and transitioned to an Admissions assistant in 2015. Shortly thereafter she took on the role as an Admissions Director. Alicia truly enjoys assisting the community , other facilities and homebound patients to establish safe transitions and positive outcomes. Her role as an Admissions Director allows her to help residents within the facility and provide help to the community. For Alicia, compassion and caring comes naturally and nothing gives her more joy than helping those around her.

Stacey Lipkin has been working in the Physical Therapy field since 2021. She has worked primarily in skilled nursing facilities as well as acute care settings. Stacey was inspired to work within this field because she enjoys helping others succeed in improving their health and overall wellbeing. Stacey loves working in rehab because she gets to be an educator, a mentor, a friend, and a cheerleader to those when they need it most. When she is not changing patients lives one step, scoot, or wheelchair revolution at a time, she is collecting tattoos or spending time with her wonderful husband and three cats: Onyx, Jade, and Miss Chicken.

Heather has been the Dementia Coordinator at Elmhurst since May of 2022. She has her Director Certification and is currently working on her Dementia Practitioner Certification. She is very excited to have the opportunity to work as The Director of The Life Enrichment and is eager to bring fresh ideas and exciting new experiences to the community.

Simone has worked in the nursing field since 2007. She has worked in a variety of settings, including subacute and acute rehabilitation, home healthcare, community healthcare, and geriatric psychology. Her job path changed dramatically in 2007 when she began working as a Certified Nursing Assistant. Her mother is a nurse, and her grandma was a nursing assistant. Furthermore, her great-grandmother was well-versed in excellent cures for curing illness and making others feel better. It felt as if she was called to help others in the world of healthcare. After a patient suggested that she should consider becoming a nurse, she chose to become a Licensed Practical Nurse. This event inspired her to advance her career and become a Registered Nurse. Her ultimate career aim is to be a passionate advocate for her patients, staff, and the nursing profession, with an influence that extends beyond the walls of the nursing home. This goal is more than just a job or a profession. Her ultimate goal is to accomplish this goal, which is a humanitarian act in keeping with her nursing vocation.

Mark has been working in the Occupational Therapy field since 2016. He has worked primarily in skilled nursing facilities as well as home care. Mark was inspired to work within this field because he wants to see individuals succeed and grow within themselves as well as physically so that they may return either to the community or to facilitate increased independence if they are residents of the facility. He is a firm believer and frequently states to his patients “In order to succeed, you must want it and work for it, and if you need help I will always be here to be your support. Just lean on me and we’ll help you to the best of our abilities”. Other than being a father of two amazing children, he enjoys the beach, hiking, running, skiing, cycling, and plays on a variety of sports leagues.