Jeremy Morgan | DIRECTOR, REHABILITATION SERVICES

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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.