Wesleyan Homes senior living and healthcare welcomes new chief operating officer

Wesleyan Homes Inc. announced the appointment of Bethany Sisneroz to the role of chief operating officer in June.

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By Sally Grace Holtgrieve | 7:26 PM Jun 25, 2019 CDT

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Wesleyan Homes Inc., a senior living health care nonprofit, announced the appointment of Bethany Sisneroz to the newly created role of chief operating officer June 25. Leading Wesleyan Homes’ service delivery excellence, business operations and strategy implementation, Sisneroz will report to President and CEO Mark Lenhard to ensure the faith-based organization’s mission of service and ministry of care remains embedded within its operations and culture, a news release said.

Prior to joining Wesleyan Homes, Sisneroz served as chief operating officer for The Talent Match Group, a professional agency for long-term care providers, the release said. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Long-Term Care Administration from Texas State University.

The Wesleyan at Scenic is located at 2001 Scenic Drive, Georgetown. 512-863-9511. The Wesleyan at Estrella independent-living facility is located at 139 Estrella Crossing, Georgetown. 512-863-2528. The Wesleyan at Estrella assisted-living and memory care facility is located at 109 Estrella Crossing, Georgetown. 512-943-9804. www.wesleyanhomes.org

By Sally Grace Holtgrieve

Sally Grace Holtgrieve solidified her passion for news during her time as Editor-in-Chief of Christopher Newport University's student newspaper, The Captain's Log. She started her professional career at The Virginia Gazette and moved to Texas in 2015 to cover government and politics at The Temple Daily Telegram. She started working at Community Impact Newspaper in February 2018 as the Lake Travis-Westlake reporter and moved into the role of Georgetown editor in June 2019, and in addition, editor of Leander-Cedar Park in August 2020.

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