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Adam Ernst Appointed Chief Executive Officer of German Centre

German Centre, a leader in nonprofit senior care in Greater Boston, announces the appointment of Adam Ernst as its Chief Executive Officer

Adam Ernst
Adam Ernst (German Centre)

In his new role, Ernst will oversee German Centre’s comprehensive continuum of care, including post-acute and long-term skilled nursing, dementia and memory care, assisted living, and an adult day health program. German Centre is an affiliate of Legacy Lifecare, a network of mission-driven nonprofit organizations.

Ernst brings extensive experience in senior care and healthcare administration to his role as CEO. Most recently, Ernst served as the Executive Director of the award-winning Leonard Florence Center for Living operated byChelsea Jewish Lifecare, an affiliate of Legacy Lifecare, where he received the prestigious Eli Pick Facility Leadership Award. He also previously served in senior executive roles at Banecare’s Hancock Park and Brighton House.

“We are pleased to welcome Adam Ernst as German Centre’s new CEO,” said Genevieve MacLellan, President of the Board of Trustees. “Adam is an accomplished leader whose experience, vision, and intuitive understanding of the healthcare landscape will play a critical role in shaping the future of our organization and supporting our residents, families, and staff.”

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Adam Ernst earned a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and a bachelor's degree in Health/Health Care Administration from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire.

A resident of South Boston, Adam enjoys spending time with his wife and son. He is also an avid runner, having run in the Boston Marathon as well as other significant races throughout the country.

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About German Centre

Founded in 1914 as Deutsches Altenheim, German Centre was originally designed to serve as a retirement residence for elderly German immigrants. As German Centre expanded and flourished, the organization became a respected healthcare resource in the Greater Boston community. Today, the nonprofit, which comprises German Centre Home for skilled nursing, Edelweiss Village for assisted living and memory care, and Senior Place Adult Day Health, is committed to continuing its tradition of trusted senior care for residents and clients of all ethnic, national, and religious backgrounds.

About Legacy Lifecare

Legacy Lifecare Inc. is a nonprofit management resources collaborative that provides small-to-mid-sized organizations with the infrastructure needed to succeed in today’s complex senior care environment. In addition to German Centre, other affiliates include Chelsea Jewish Lifecare of Chelsea and Peabody, JGS Lifecare of Longmeadow, Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Jamaica Plain, Elizabeth Seton Residence and Marillac Residence of Wellesley, Sophia Snow Place of West Roxbury, Stone Rehabilitation & Senior Living of Newton and Saint Joseph Living Center of Windham, CT.

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