MCLEAN, US. December 16th, 2024 – As cold and flu season rears its ugly head, Inspirit Senior Living is reinforcing its commitment to resident safety by implementing cutting-edge disinfection solutions through its Pure Health program. The program, which partners with Viking Pure Solutions, brings cleanliness innovation to the senior living space. 

 

The principle behind the Pure Health program is simple: utilize a healthy, effective cleaning and disinfecting solution to help keep seniors healthy, and their homes free from cold, flu, and COVID-19. The technology behind the program is significantly more advanced. 

 

Each Inspirit community is equipped with a proprietary machine, provided by Viking Pure Solutions. The machine uses salt and regular cold tap water to, through an electrolysis process, separate the salt molecules into their basic parts (sodium and chlorine). The result is HOCl, or hypochlorous acid, which is also naturally produced by white blood cells to fight infection. HOCI is the main ingredient of electrolyzed water, the byproduct of the proprietary machine, which Inspirit Senior Living uses as their main cleaning agent in their Pure Health program. 

 

Electrolyzed water is effective against a broad range of germs, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. In fact, it’s registered with the EPA as a disinfectant that kills 99.9% of germs, including Norovirus and SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. In addition, it’s effective on hard and soft surfaces, and is green-certified, making it safe for people and pets – it’s even safe enough to drink! 

Through the Pure Health program, Inspirit communities adhere to a strict disinfecting schedule. In addition to a traditional cleaning routine, extra germ-fighting attention is given where needed. For example, high-traffic areas like the lobby and dining room are disinfected daily. Likewise, residents’ apartments are disinfected as part of their regularly scheduled housekeeping. 

 

“Our Pure Health program exemplifies Inspirit’s dedication to leveraging innovative technologies that enhance the well-being of our communities,” said Dave McHarg, Inspirit Senior Living’s CEO. “Nothing is more important to us than our residents’ well-being, and, knowing that seniors are often immunocompromised, I’m so proud of this program, unique approach, and partnership with a company that bridges technological advancement with safety.” 

 

To learn more about Inspirit Senior Living’s innovative Pure Health program, visit www.inspiritseniorliving.com/pure-health 

WOODSTOCK, VA. July 16th, 2024 –  Shenandoah Valley seniors and their families have something to celebrate: The Warren, an Assisted Living community in Woodstock, and The Maynard, a Memory Care community in Strasburg, recently underwent extensive remodels, complete with grand re-opening celebrations and ribbon cuttings. 

“The buildings have never looked better, and you can see the excitement on our residents’ faces,” said Lori Myrtle, The Warren’s Executive Director. “We had a great turnout of families and friends at our celebrations. It was heartwarming to see so many locals come out to congratulate our residents and teams on our beautiful new look.”

The refurbishments, which include new flooring, furniture, lighting, and décor, are part of a series of building renovations by Inspirit Senior Living, The Warren and The Maynard’s management company. Inspirit Senior Living, which has been in operation for nine years, is based out of McLean, Virginia and manages senior care communities throughout the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and Midwest. 

Jonathan Barbieri, Inspirit Senior Living’s COO, commented on the recent remodels and upcoming capital improvement projects by sharing, “This is just the beginning of Inspirit’s vision. We currently own or operate Assisted Living and Memory Care communities in seven states, and our goal is to maintain or remodel all of them in a way that makes seniors and their families feel welcome, excited, and proud of where they or their loved one live. Our residents deserve it.” 

Jackie Nathaniel, The Maynard’s Executive Director, also chimed in on the progress, saying “We’ve always been proud of the exceptional care we provide for our seniors, but to see our buildings looking so bright and inviting boosts our collective pride to a whole new level.”

Both events were open to the public and welcomed existing and prospective residents, their family members, and local dignitaries including members of the chamber of commerce and Strasburg, Virginia’s mayor, Brandy Hawkins Boies. 

To learn more about The Maynard, The Warren, or Inspirit Senior Living’s upcoming capital improvement projects, visit www.inspiritseniorliving.com.