Trinity Health Senior Communities

It is part of Trinity Health, one of the largest Catholic health care systems in the nation, which operates in 27 states with 101 hospitals, 121,000 colleagues, $21.6 billion in revenue (FY23), and $1.5 billion in community benefit ministry. The senior communities division focuses specifically on serving older adults across multiple community settings and welcomes people of all faith traditions as well as those without a formal faith practice. As a nurse at Trinity Health Senior Communities, professionals work in a mission-driven environment emphasizing a compassionate and transforming healing presence. The organization has recently introduced an RN/LPN Resource Team—a dynamic float pool designed for flexibility and variety—allowing nurses to choose when and where they work across multiple senior community settings. This model is aimed at nurses for whom a traditional full-time schedule is not ideal, offering an alternative pathway to contribute to elder care. The parent Trinity Health system provides significant organizational backing, with 8,200 medical group physicians and providers, 126 PACE center locations, and 136 urgent care facilities nationwide. The system's vision is to be 'the most trusted health partner for life,' with a strong emphasis on safety, stewardship, and justice. Colleagues are expected to listen to understand, learn continuously, own and speak up for safety, and deliver outstanding service.

The mission of Trinity Health Senior Communities is to 'serve together in the spirit of the Gospel as a compassionate and transforming healing presence within our communities.' Core values include Reverence, Commitment to Those Experiencing Poverty, Safety, Justice, Stewardship, and Integrity. The organization emphasizes serving every person with empathy, dignity, and compassion, and is dedicated to supporting older adults with whole-person care. Colleague actions include listening to understand, learning continuously, creating solutions, delivering outstanding service, owning and speaking up for safety, and trusting and assuming goodness of intentions.