Ccrc Inc

“The organization is a not-for-profit, stock company. As of the end of 2020, there were 363 shares of common stock and zero shares of preferred stock outstanding. Centra health, inc. Own 91% of the common stock. The remainder is owned by the retirement center of the christian church in virginia, inc.”

“Centra health, inc., as the majority owner of the ccrc, inc. Stock, has the right to appoint the majority of the ccrc, inc. Board.”

“Centra health inc., as the majority owner of the ccrc, inc. Stock, has the right to review and approve decisions made by the governing body of ccrc, inc.”

“The return was prepared by an independent accountant with assistance and oversight by management. Copies of the form 990 have been provided to all voting members of the board of directors, and any questions raised by the board of directors have been addressed.”

“All centra health, inc./ccrc, inc. Officers and directors must complete a "possible conflict of interest" questionnaire on an annual basis, certifying that neither they nor any of their immediate family members have engaged in any activities that could lead to a potential conflict of interest. Additionally, all officers and directors must agree to promptly report any potential conflicts of interest that arise during the year to the president or chairman of the board of directors.”

“Form 990, part vi, lines 15a and 15b were answered as "no", however, under a management agreement with centra health, inc., a related party and 91% shareholder of ccrc, inc., the organization's executive director's compensation is established in accordance with centra health's executive compensation practices which include the use of a compensation committee, independent compensation consultant(s), and compensation study or survey.”

“Photocopies of the organization's recent filings of the form 990 are available upon request at the organization's administrative office. Additionally, filings of the form 990 can also be found online at www.guidestar.org.”

“Photocopies of the organization's governing documents, financial statements, and conflict of interest policy are available upon request at the organization's administrative office.”

“Ccrc, inc. Is a continuing care retirement community incorporated on december 8, 1998 to build and establish a senior living community, the summit, dedicated to providing an environment for each resident to be engaged in life. The summit consists of 85 independent living apartments, 16 garden homes and a community room on a campus that includes an 8 1/2-acre lake, walking trails and other landscape features. Also included on campus are the summit assisted living and the summit health and rehabilitation, both wholly owned and operated by centra health, inc. As such, the summit provides the facilities, services, amenities and programs to support an engaging lifestyle for residents. The summit hosts several groups that benefit both residents and members from the larger community, including the interfaith vision support group, the jamerson ymca and the central virginia parkinson's support group. The summit hosts several annual wyndhurst community events including wyndhurst wednesday food truck events and an annual fourth of july fireworks celebration. The summit hosts educational events in cooperation with area nonprofit agencies such as aarp, poplar forest redevolopment group, the centra foundation, central and western virginia alzheimer's assocaition, jamerson family ymca and the wyndhurst association. Several of the summit activity programs are open to both resident and nonresidents, including wellness programing, use of our fitness center, educational and cultural events. The summit is host to the area bird watching association and is a designated wildlife habitat by the national wildlife foundation. The summit hosts a weekly worship service for residents, inviting area clergy to provide leadership. Staff provide volunteer support for each of the above organizations and others including the wyndhurst association, vanha, leadingage, the lynchburg regional business alliance, and others. Additionally, the summit provides in-kind services to events sponsored by the wyndhurst association.”

“Description:catering services total fees:727806”

“Description:resident services total fees:23346”

“Description:other marketing total fees:92783”

“Description:healthcare benefits total fees:63800”

“Description:facilities maintenance svcs total fees:12425”

“Description:summit benevolent fund total fees:12000”