Prior to joining the CaraVita team, Jesica spent her career in numerous states along the east coast in Long Term, Short Term, and Memory Care settings providing therapeutic rehabilitation services. During this time, Jesica found her
passion for providing opportunities to educate professional caregivers and family caregivers on ways to approach and understand caring for the aging population, particularly those with Dementia. Along with being a Certified and Licensed
Occupational Therapy Assistant, Jesica is a Certified Dementia Care Specialist, Certified Fall Prevention Specialist, and an Advanced Ergonomics Assessment Specialist. She believes that developing strong relationships with caregivers
and loved ones is the foundation for enhancing the lives of seniors at any stage.

Amanda knew since high school that she wanted to work with older adults because she loved spending time with them and she wanted to make a difference in their lives. She started out as an activities director and has worked in senior
living placement and elder law. Amanda got her Masters of Gerontology from Georgia State University and her thesis was focused on death and dying in assisted living communities and how staff handled the dying process with their
residents.

“Growing up the oldest daughter of seven siblings, I’ve always taken care of others from a very young age. I guess you could say it’s my calling. There is nothing quite like making sure the elderly has adequate care, along with the
love, dignity, and respect that they deserve, all while navigating through their transitions in life. I am proud to be able to assist in giving that to them.”

"This is my contribution to the healthcare profession. I love working with the elderly, putting the puzzles together to make the perfect schedule, and providing the best care possible for our clients."- Briana Green

For more than 43 years Beth has provided leadership, rehabilitation, and health management services in a variety of senior living and health care settings including North Fulton Hospital, Piedmont Hospital, Northside Hospital, Wesley
Woods, and Community Home Health. After leaving a large organization where she was responsible for the care of more than 3,300 seniors each day, Beth decided to serve the community where she lives. Her goal for the business is to help
people stay as independent as possible at home. A tireless advocate for seniors, Beth played a critical role in the passage of the Aging in Place Bill (SB178), which permits communities to provide additional services to seniors in a
setting of their choice as well as HB 486 which permits the training of proxy caregivers under the training of RN’s to assist with the management of health maintenance tasks in the home, such as feeding tubes, lowering the cost of care.

Beth was named the 2014 GNFCC Health Wellness Champion, the 2013 Georgia Small Business Person of the Year, the North Fulton Small Business Person of the Year for 2012 and was given the Beth Cayce Leadership Award from Georgia Senior
Living for her life’s contribution to Senior Care. Under her direction, CaraVita Home Care has been in the Top provider status for Home Care awarded nationally by Home Pulse for the last several years, been recognized as people’s choice
by Best Self Magazine and was also named among the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2012 Best Places to Work. She is a Former Chair and Founder of Georgia Senior Living, Association, serves as the Legislative Chair for the Assisted Living
Federation of Georgia, board member for Wesley Woods Foundation, Care to Learn Intl, Former Chair of the Global Mission Team at Roswell United Methodist Church and North Fulton Hospital’s Women Advisory Board, and Management Agent for
both The Springs of Simpsonville Assisted Living Community and Woodland
Ridge Assisted Living Community. Beth is a pioneer in the field of Dementia training and has been certified by the State of Florida for it 2 Day Dementia course, is a National Certified trainer for Second Wind Dreams and shares
her Dementia Training with Georgia State University Doctor of Physical Therapy Students in a clinical setting. She was the first to bring Dementia Awareness and Training to Kenya where she is involved with Mission Work for a non- profit
she co-founded, Care to Learn, Intl, for which she was awarded the Diaspora Award. Beth was awarded the Allied Health Professional award in the 2019
Health Care Heroes Awards sponsored by Atlanta Business Chronicle for her lifetime achievements and dedication in her role.

Like many CaraVita associates, Bear Mahon joined the senior living industry because of a desire to serve others. His introduction to senior living came through the therapy and rehabilitation field, and during his 20-year career in the
industry, he’s gained experience in the healthcare industry in ancillary care services, acquisition and mergers, corporate development, and multi-state portfolio management. He has a talent for proactively identifying value creation
opportunities through established KPI’s and KPM’s and deploying objectives to establish a cadence to expand margins with sustained results.

Mahon’s interest in service comes naturally, growing up in a military family and beginning his career in rehabilitative services. “With my parents working in the medical field and in Hospitals – I would put on a lab coat, put gloves in
my pocket, and follow them around as they walked the floors. You would find me talking with the patients or pulling them out of their rooms to play cards and checkers.”

Mahon began his career in Georgia as an Activities Director and Rehabilitation Coordinator and beginning in 2000, he served as Executive Director and Area Operations Manager for CaraVita Senior Care. Following his work at CaraVita
Senior Care, Mahon continued to excel in the field. He spent over a decade serving in multiple roles with Emeritus and Brookdale Senior Living to include; District Director of Operations, Regional Vice President, and Vice President of
Community and Field Operations.

Mahon has also been actively involved in the Georgia Senior Living Association and has held the positions of Vice-Chairman, Chairman Elect for GSLA PAC, and as a member of the GSLA Legislative Committee.

Elissa received her degree in Communications with an emphasis in photojournalism from the University of Georgia in 2011. She started at CaraVita in 2012 where her administrative experience helped develop and improve hiring and
orientation processes within CaraVita Home Care and her background in storytelling and design has been used to help tell the CaraVita story and the stories of the residents at the facilities managed by CVSC, LLC. In the last two years,
as the Director of Education and Communication, Elissa has worked to create meaningful learning experiences for CaraVita’s caregiving staff and families. She loves being able to build relationships with clients and staff and create
welcoming environments where we can be challenged and grow in our knowledge base and interpersonal skills, as well as increase awareness of those living with dementia in her local community.

Her passion for intergenerational community where different age groups and stages of life can learn and grow from one another is not only reflected in her work life, but is something she pursues in her personal sphere, as well. Elissa
is an American Heart Association BLS Instructor, Certified Eden Alternative Associate, and Certified Ageless Grace Educator. She is currently pursuing her Masters degree at Denver Seminary and in her free time loves spending time with
her eleven nieces and nephews and attempting to recreate every recipe from the Bon Appetit test kitchen.

Having to leave college and care for my own father in hospice at home by myself, left an indelible mark on my life about the importance of family support in the caregiving journey. I understand each day of life is a gift and a blessing.
I also know that I can make a difference by partnering with families in their journey by listening and helping coordinate good in-home caregivers and support, so they can get the respite relief I know they need.

Amy ‘s background includes her experience as Executive Director at Woodland Ridge Senior Living, Resident Services Manager at two Senior Living communities and Vice President of Operations at CaraVita since 2006. Her background includes
public service work for Charleston County as a detective and as a fraud investigator in the private sector. Amy is a graduate of Georgia Southern University, a graduate with honors from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Academy, and a
member of the 2010 Leadership North Fulton class. Taking care of her own family through a variety of illnesses, diseases, and hospice care became the early foundation for her career in caregiving. Amy cites the individualized attention
given to clients as a source of pride in her work at CaraVita Home Care.

Every family struggles as they see their family member go through challenges in the aging process. My life’s work is dedicated to listening to them, helping them reflect on what is important in the process, and guiding them to
appropriate resources. I count my work in counseling as a gift I can pass on and that is why being part of a family business that gives back is something I cherish. Laura Cayce serviced as an MSW with Manor Care in Austin for five
years, Director of Marketing and Engagement at a local senior living community and joined CaraVita Home Care in 2010 to manage and direct the company’s caregiving initiatives. She is an Alzheimer’s Association support group facilitator,
and a member of the National Association of Social Workers, the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Manager, and the National Alzheimer’s Association. Additionally, she has served seniors and their family members in a
variety of clinical settings, including hospitals, skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities, assisted living communities, psychiatric hospitals, and home health organizations (both private and government sponsored) that provide
programs for the elderly, disabled, and low-income populations.

A dedicated advocate to the senior community, Laura’s passion lies in her work with families and seniors during difficult life transitions, advising and guiding clients and their loved ones through the decision-making process. Laura and
her caregiving team at CaraVita Home Care promote safety, self-determination, and independence for seniors. She seeks to help seniors and people with disabilities safely age in place within their homes, and guide them through the
continuum of care. Laura earned her Master degree in Social Work with an emphasis on Gerontology from the University of Texas at Austin. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Georgia.

Ginny Callaway, a controller and accountant since 1991, has 23 years experience in financial accounting. She provides accounting and financial services for CaraVita Homecare and CVSC, LLC. Her technical skills in financial statement
preparation, process development, and internal control for businesses provide a very valuable base of knowledge. Ginny is able to balance her attention to the company needs yet always finds time  to cheerfully assist  clients in
researching their statement, payments or insurance coverage.

Through her many years of experience with accounting systems and software, she is uniquely capable of bridging the gap between software and implementation needed to produce results. She enjoys golf and is an avid reader.

Having worked in caregiving for several years prior to joining CaraVita in 2014, Annette brings a deep passion for our elder population. In June of 2015, she started full time as the Director of Recruitment and Development and oversees
all of CaraVita’s thorough hiring and orientation processes, as well as the multiple continuing education opportunities that the company offers to its caregivers.

Her rich background spanning such areas as temporary personnel placement, chiropractic front office management, and pastoral care as an Interfaith Minister gives her the ability to meet caregivers and clients right where they are,
understanding their various needs and the gifts they have to share. It is her goal to create a comfortable and caring work environment for all of our wonderful staff while supporting them in the caregiving process so that they can
provide the best quality care for our clients and their families.

"My deep love of seniors began early, and that feeling has increased over the span of my life. I was blessed to have two very loving, nurturing, funny and involved grandparents in the early years of my life who in addition to spending
quality time with me, also shared their deep and abiding faith. The love and respect I had for them is still with me today. Although I lost them many, many years ago, I find such comfort and joy in spending time with and assisting
seniors. When I can sit and have an extended conversation with a senior and listen to their life story, it sparks such a warm feeling within my heart and memory. What a true blessing it is to be able to give back to those who have given
so much during their lifetime."

DeLee Udelson joined the CaraVita team in 2017 as a Medical Records Adminstrator.

Brenda joined Cara Vita Home Care in March 2017 as a scheduler. Brenda graduated from Everest College as a Medical Assistant in 2012. She first worked as a caregiver for Southern Homes in Augusta, Georgia. Her work history includes Law
Enforcement Deputy for Richmond County Sheriff Department, paralegal for Marshall International Import/Export, paralegal for Speaker Law Firm in Atlanta, Georgia, and being the General Manager for Home Instead Senior Care in Atlanta,
Georgia.

Being a determined, ambitious and self-motivated individual, her focus is providing excellent care to our senior community. In her spare time, Brenda enjoys spending time with her two granddaughters, cooking, shopping and serving God.

Crystal has been with the CaraVita team since 2015 and currently is the Accounting Representative specializing in Human Resources and Payroll. She has a Master’s degree in Human Resources Management and has worked as a Billing
Specialist and Payroll Support, as well as a Human Resources and Payroll Administrator. Crystal’s attention to detail and warmth have assisted staff and families in the billing and payroll processes. She is a jokester at heart, and
loves being able to make her coworkers smile!