About Our Founder’s Message

The monthly Founder’s Message was born from Focused Post Acute Care Partner’s president and CEO Mark McKenzie’s desire to keep an open communication with the Focused Care family, residents and their family members, families searching for a long term care option and the general public.  It began with introducing the company, what led Mark, a leader in the Texas long term care sector for decades, to constructing his own unique business model for skilled nursing care, and conveying to those who visited the website the mission and objectives set to enhance health outcomes and make life meaningful for Focused Care residents.

As time went on, it became clear that Mark had more on his mind than telling readers about long term care.  The Founder’s Message has become a platform for Mark to reach out to the team members at Focused Care, applaud them, thank them for their commitment and dedication and encourage them to reach back out to him with anything that’s on their mind. The Founder’s Message also grew into a place where ongoing events are discussed and comfort and encouragement given as it has addressed mass shootings, social injustice and the devastating toll the pandemic has wrought on all our lives.

The Founder’s Message presents a look into the character of Focused Post Acute Care Partners and how its mission extends far beyond the walls of its long term care communities.

Mark McKenzie

A Message From Focused Care's Founder

Mark McKenzie, CEO

Spring is an unpredictable season. The other seasons seem to have identifiable hallmarks that recur over and over again. The temperatures heat up as summer approaches, we are all on watch for hurricane season, school is out, etc. In the fall, the temperatures start to cool a bit, leaves change color, school begins again and football is in full swing. As winter rolls in we can expect harsher weather, multiple holiday celebrations and extended time with family. We enter a New Year and reflect on the past one.

Spring though – it can rain a lot, be chilly – sometimes warm. Yes, flowers and trees start to bloom, but again – that’s dependent on the weather. Dressing for spring is hard – you can’t retire your heavy sweater just yet or bring out the lighter clothes – you have to wait and see.

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