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Jeremy Morgan | DIRECTOR, REHABILITATION SERVICES

Jeremy Morgan

Prior to joining CC Young as Director of Rehabilitation Services in 2018, Jeremy spent several years working in physical therapy, beginning his career in the hospital setting working with a variety of focus areas. He then transitioned to out-patient therapy for a few years before finding his passion for seniors and senior living nearly 20 years ago. He brings to CC Young more than a decade of management experience in single and multi-site senior communities. His driving force for coming to work, “Beyond helping our patients with their therapies, I love spending time with residents and non-residents getting to know who they are and their personal stories. It’s like hanging out with my grandparents every day.”

In his role as Director of Rehabilitation Services, Jeremy directs a team of more than 40 therapists – physical, occupational and speech. A year after coming to CC Young, Jeremy brought all therapy in-house versus using contracted therapists. As a result, he and his team have improved outcomes and more than doubled the in-patient and out-patient rehabilitation census. Also under his leadership, Jeremy has continually improved the therapy services offered to residents and the outside community including creating an aquatics program, and adding a variety of programs for people living with Parkinson’s disease such as Parkinson Voice Project SPEAK OUT!®, LOUD Crowd® Voice Class, and the popular Rock Steady Boxing classes, a national program that helps improve the quality of their lives through a non-contact boxing-based fitness curriculum.

In his role as Director of Rehabilitation Services, Jeremy directs a team of more than 40 therapists – physical, occupational and speech. A year after coming to CC Young, Jeremy helped bring all our therapy services in-house versus using contracted therapists. As a result, he and his team have improved outcomes and more than doubled the in-patient and out-patient rehabilitation census. Also under his leadership, Jeremy’s team has continually improved the therapy services offered to residents and the outside community including creating an aquatics program, adding a variety of programs for people living with Parkinson’s disease, such as Parkinson Voice Project SPEAK OUT!®, LOUD Crowd® Voice Class, and the popular Rock Steady Boxing classes, a national program that helps improve the quality of participant’s lives through a non-contact boxing-based fitness curriculum.

A native of Crosset, Arkansas, Jeremy earned an Associate Degree in Applied Science from Northwest Arkansas Community College.

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Outside of serving seniors, Jeremy teaches elementary school-aged children at his church every weekend, which is a highlight of his week. In addition, he has led several different adult small groups over the years, and his men’s group serves a local retirement community monthly and completes a “honey do’s” list, taking care of several different tasks that the ladies of the community cannot complete on their own. When he is not serving the community, Jeremy likes to spend time with his wife and two amazing kids.