Largest nonprofit senior-living operator in Arizona across eight campuses
Christian Care operates eight senior-living campuses across Arizona (Phoenix, Surprise, Mesa, Tucson, Cottonwood) serving thousands of residents in independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing. The tech stack is operational—ADP, Yardi, Point Click Care—typical of healthcare administration. Hiring is healthcare-heavy (30 roles) with a notable gap in technology leadership, suggesting reliance on vendors and manual processes; concurrent pain points around occupancy, retention, and operational excellence indicate the organization is scaling faster than its systems can support.
Notable leadership hires: Activities Director, Director of Experience, Assisted Living Director, Director of Assisted Living
Christian Care is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1979 to serve Arizona seniors through affordable, faith-based care. It operates five Fellowship Square branded campuses and three Christian Care Communities across the state, making it Arizona's largest nonprofit senior-living provider. The organization serves thousands of residents across independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and subsidized housing—a complex operational footprint requiring coordination across facilities, funding, and resident services. Current hiring velocity is accelerating, with 74 active roles focused primarily on healthcare and operations, alongside active fundraising and donor cultivation work.
Christian Care uses ADP for HR/payroll, Yardi for property management, Point Click Care for clinical records, Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, PowerPoint), and Canva for design. No active migrations or new tech adoption recorded.
Key pain points include occupancy targets, resident retention, operational excellence scaling, financial performance, and meeting fundraising goals. These suggest growth outpacing infrastructure and staff retention across the eight-campus network.
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