PALM HARBOR, FL – April 10, 2025 – St. Mark Village, an award-winning continuing care retirement community in Pinellas County, is proud to announce that their Vice President of Healthcare Services Randall Rees has been named as an executive to watch in Skilled Nursing News’ inaugural report issue.
“This prestigious recognition highlights Randall’s exceptional leadership, dedication, and innovative approach to the healthcare services we provide at St Mark Village,” said President and Chief Executive Officer Jeff Gorddard. “Under Randall’s leadership, our healthcare team has consistently delivered outstanding care and driven key initiatives that have had a lasting positive impact on our residents and the community we serve. This well-deserved acknowledgment is a testament to Randall’s commitment to excellence and to the remarkable work being done every day by our entire healthcare team.”
“We’re honored to shine a spotlight on some of the executives to watch in skilled nursing,” said Skilled Nursing News Senior Editor Zahida Siddiqi. “These leaders are working in a variety of organizations and in a variety of positions, but all are dedicating their significant talents and skills to ensuring that skilled nursing facilities remain sustainable and are positioned for the future, including through participation in value-based care models, strong relationships with hospital systems and other key partners, and by maintaining access to the capital that is essential for continued growth and operational strength.”
Rees and the St. Mark Village team earned a very rare five-star rating in all three healthcare categories by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). The community has also received accolades multiple times from U.S. News & World Report (in 2024 and 2025), along with being recognized within Tampa Bay Times’ Best of the Best in 2024. To learn more about St. Mark Village, the lifestyle and amenities available, the continuum of care, life care promise, and available floorplans, visit stmarkvillage.org.
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About St. Mark Village
In 1977, Pastor James H. Fresh dreamed about a community where residents and team members embraced a wellness approach to body, mind, and spirit wellness. This dream evolved into St. Mark Village, a Continuing Care Retirement Community in Palm Harbor, offering the full continuum of healthcare services to over 460 residents. Visit stmarkvillage.org to learn more.
