Evergreen Management adds two Ohio memory care communities

Evergreen Management expanded its senior living portfolio by adding two dedicated memory care communities in Ohio: The Auberge at River Oaks in Miamisburg and The Auberge at Greenfield Estates in Akron. The move raises Evergreen’s nationwide portfolio to 68 communities and expands its Auberge memory care platform into Ohio.

Why it matters: - Evergreen is deepening its specialized memory care footprint at a time when demand for dementia-focused senior housing remains high. - The addition expands the Auberge brand into Ohio and adds more operational scale to Evergreen’s national platform. - Families in Miamisburg and Akron gain access to communities built specifically for residents living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

What happened: - Evergreen Management added two Ohio communities to its portfolio: The Auberge at River Oaks in Miamisburg and The Auberge at Greenfield Estates in Akron. - The company’s nationwide portfolio grew from 66 to 68 senior living communities. - Evergreen will operate both communities under The Auberge brand.

The details: - The Auberge at River Oaks is located at 2961 W. Spring Valley Pike in Miamisburg. - The community offers specialized care for residents living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. - River Oaks includes landscaped grounds, secure outdoor areas and shared spaces designed to support comfort, connection and engagement. - The Auberge at Greenfield Estates is located at 3522 Commercial Drive in Akron. - Greenfield Estates is designed for residents living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. - The Akron community has a single-story layout for easier navigation. - Greenfield Estates includes private and companion accommodations, natural light and a secure central courtyard. - Evergreen’s Auberge portfolio now includes 13 dedicated memory care communities. - The Auberge brand now has a footprint beyond Texas, Illinois and Wisconsin. - Evergreen said the communities will be supported with operations, clinical support, team development and resident-centered care. - The company said the transition is intended to preserve existing strengths and relationships while adding resources and long-term operational support. - Evergreen’s broader senior living platform includes independent living, assisted living and specialized memory care.

Between the lines: - The Ohio additions fit Evergreen’s strategy of growing through specialized communities that match its operational model. - The move follows a major expansion in August 2025, when Evergreen acquired operations of 57 senior living communities across 11 states, including 53 Arden Courts specialized memory care communities. - The new communities give Evergreen more scale in a niche segment where continuity of care and family trust are central selling points.

What's next: - Evergreen said it will focus on continuity of care, consistent service and maintaining trusted relationships at both communities. - The company is expected to continue investing in the two communities through its existing support infrastructure. - Evergreen’s long-term growth strategy remains centered on expanding its senior living platform with high-quality specialized care properties.

The bottom line: - Evergreen is turning a pair of Ohio acquisitions into a broader push to grow its memory care business and extend the Auberge brand into a new state.