BOSTON – SageLife is partnering with Boston-based AEW, a global real estate investment manager and an institutional leader in the senior housing space for over two decades, to develop Artisan at Hudson, a luxury rental community situated on approximately eight acres on Washington Street near Technology Drive.
The three-story development, designed by Grant Architects, is under construction by Western Builders of Granby, MA and is scheduled to open in summer of 2020. It will include 149 apartments: 61 independent living apartments, 65 assisted living apartments and 23 memory care suites in studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom den, and two-bedroom configurations.
Artisan at Hudson will offer extensive amenities and community spaces for its residents including underground parking, a fitness center, indoor and outdoor dining venues, and courtyards. Residents will also enjoy easy access to the shops and restaurants of the local area and downtown Hudson.
“We are thrilled to join the Hudson community, where we identified the need for the unique and flexible senior living experience that SageLife creates,” said SageLife President Kelly Andress. “Sage is unique in that we go where our residents take us. Our communities always reflect the priorities and preferences of the people who make their homes in them.”
SageLife has four communities in the Philadelphia area with a fifth under development, one community under development in the Princeton, NJ area, and three communities in the Baltimore, MD area.
Pre-leasing for Artisan at Hudson will begin in early summer 2019 in a Welcome Center across the street from the construction site in The Center at Hudson shopping center. Those interested in the new community may register to receive email updates at ArtisanAtHudson.com.
To support SageLife’s expansion into New England, the company has appointed Sue Misiorski as Regional Director of Operations. In that role, Misiorski will spearhead development and operations of Artisan at Hudson.
“I look forward to providing seniors in our community with the highest level of service service and high-quality amenities SageLife is known for throughout the Mid-Atlantic and now New England,” Misiorski said.
Misiorski began her career in long-term care working as a certified nursing assistant and home health aide while attending nursing school at the University of Connecticut. Most recently, Misiorski served as Vice President of Workforce Innovations for PHI (Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute), the nation’s leading resource on the direct care workforce. At PHI, Misiorski supported clients across the full continuum of long-term care services, specializing in person-centered care, leadership development, and workforce strategies to improve recruitment and retention.
Prior to joining PHI, Misiorski was Vice President of Nursing in multi-site skilled nursing homes in New England. Misiorski has supported the construction and opening of several senior living communities, and has extensive experience with regulations, daily operations, and systems implementation.
