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Northbridge Companies invests $18 million in two Brunswick properties including Sunnybrook Village Senior Community

Brunswick, ME Committed to providing a new standard of living for the next generation of senior residents in New England, Northbridge Companies has invested in the acquisition of Sunnybrook Village Senior Community. Northbridge Cos. will bring their industry-leading programs and expertly trained staff to Sunnybrook Village, and will make improvements throughout the existing building. This announcement comes on the heels of Northbridge Companies’ breaking ground on three new Maine senior living communities in Brunswick, Wells and Westbrook last month, two of which are fully dedicated to memory care. Northbridge Companies has invested over $18 million into the Brunswick community through Avita of Brunswick and now Sunnybrook Village and they plan on investing half a million into improvements and upgrades for Sunnybrook.

Sunnybrook Village Senior Community - Brunswick, ME Sunnybrook Village Senior Community - Brunswick, ME

“The home-like environments and enriching programs we create for our seniors emphasize our philosophy of living well and loving life.” said Wendy Nowokunski, president of NorthbridgeCompanies. “Our goal for Sunnybrook Village is to enhance the community’s current senior living experience by bringing Northbridge Companies’ exceptional programs, services and hospitality to the residents.”

Signature Northbridge Companies lifestyle services to be introduced immediately include a brain gym with touch screen technology, a locally sourced menu from the community’s Eat Fresh, Eat Local kitchen, and many vibrant social and recreation programs.

Sunnybrook Village is a multi-level community featuring 51 studio, one- and two-bedroom with in-room amenities including individually controlled heat and air conditioning, telephone, computer, cable TV connections, kitchenettes and some with balcony pond views. Conveniently located down the street from the Midcoast Maine Hospital, and just two miles from the forthcoming Avita of Brunswick senior memory care residence, Sunnybrook Village offers residents and their families a comprehensive campus of resources and services specializing in senior care within close proximity.

Northbridge Companies recognizes the rising demand for quality senior housing in Maine and has recently committed over $65 million for three new communities slated to open in Maine in Fall 2016, in addition to the newly acquired Sunnybrook Village. Northbridge Companies first entered the Maine market in 2013 with the opening of Avita of Stroudwater.

Northbridge Companies develops, owns and manages quality senior living communities throughout New England. As a privately owned company, Northbridge offers innovative, quality senior housing solutions to today’s senior. Northbridge’s thorough market knowledge, combined with solid financial strength, has enabled Northbridge Companies to grow from a single community in Plymouth, Mass. to a portfolio of fifteen communities (Burlington, MA; Brunswick, ME; Danvers, MA; Dartmouth, MA; Milford, NH; Wayland, MA; Needham, MA; Newburyport, MA; Plymouth, MA; Tewksbury, MA; Wells, ME; Westbrook, ME) serving 760 residents.

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