Jeff has served as The Village at Marymount’s Chief Operating Officer since 2005 and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant and Nursing Home Administrator. Jeff is a graduate of John Carroll University and is a charter member of the Garfield Heights Kiwanis Club. He serves as Treasurer of Cleveland’s Catholic Community Connection.​
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Under Jeff’s leadership, The Village at Marymount consistently receives superior quality star ratings from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, is listed in U.S. News and World Report as a Best Nursing Home, is a NorthCoast 99 winner for the past five years and received the American Health Care Association’s Silver and Bronze Baldrige Quality awards in 2015 and 2014, respectively.​

Anthony M. Coury serves as Director of Operations at The Village at Marymount. Working in conjunction with the Executive Director and the Administrator, Mr. Coury oversees all areas of the facility including: plant operations; development and implementation of capital improvement projects; programming; monitoring all health care rules, regulations, and licensures; directing Ohio Department of Health surveys; and driving philanthropic endeavors.​
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Mr. Coury became involved with The Village at Marymount (comprised of Marymount Place, Clare Hall, and Villa St. Joseph) in 1999 when he was hired as a consultant by Marymount Health Care Systems to convert the Sisters of St. Joseph/Third Order of St. Francis’ 28-bed privately run infirmary (Clare Hall) into a Medicaid-licensed facility to be leased and operated by MHCS. He was retained to consult with the board of MHCS on a feasibility study and plans to construct a full service skilled, long term care, and memory care facility to complement the care provided at Marymount Place, an independent and assisted living facility also operated by MHCS. Villa St. Joseph opened in February 2007 and all three of these facilities (Marymount Place, Clare Hall, and Villa St. Joseph) were united into The Village at Marymount. ​

Businesses want a strong, dynamic leader who embodies trustworthiness, high self-esteem, optimism, and focus. For more than 20 years, Sue Nall has embraced these traits as Executive Director at The Village at Marymount. A graduate of The Ohio State University, Sue spearheaded several innovative programs that have enabled The Village at Marymount to continue its leadership in the assisted living/long-term care industry.​
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Working with Medtronic, Sue helped to develop and implement a comprehensive FDA-approved overactive bladder treatment initiative. This initiative is in step with our goal to ensure best practices for the care of residents and to continue the focus on the wellness of residents. The long-term hope is to adapt this initiative to other long-term care and assisted living facilities for use with their residents. The treatment is aimed to decrease incontinence by about 50 percent. Sue has presented our findings to Medtronic’s leadership team and the Ohio Health Care Association.​

Dan Storey is responsible for overseeing all daily operations at The Village of Marymount’s Villa St. Joseph skilled/long-term care nursing and rehabilitation facility. But what the 10-year veteran of Villa St. Joseph does goes well beyond that description.

It’s common to see Dan tackle social work, nursing, or admissions duties if a staff member is ill or on a personal leave of absence.​ Dan is a licensed nursing home administrator and a certified executive for assisted living (CEAL). His attention to detail and implementation of new procedures within Villa St. Joseph helped the facility increase to five stars from four its rating with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Dan has devised a variety of tactics aimed at reducing hospital readmissions and improving the delivery of patient care.​

Chris is a seasoned license nursing home administrator who has served as an administrator of Villa St. Joseph since November 2016. A licensed social worker by
rade, Chris spent 14 years as the administrator at Rae-Ann Geneva in Ashtabula County prior to joining Villa St. Joseph. ​

Peggy gets a history lesson every day when she comes to work as administrator of Marymount Place at The Village at Marymount. She treasures the recollections and experiences of those who reside at the facility. She personally has touched more than 1,200 residents and their families during her 30 years as the only administrator Marymount Place has had.​

The path that Peggy, a certified executive for assisted living (CEAL), took to Marymount Place began Oct. 10, 1988 when the Sisters asked her to establish congregate or independent living for Marymount Hospital in a building within a shopping plaza across from the hospital. Working from that small facility, Peggy created a model suite – portions of which still exist today — for prospective residents and family members to view during Marymount Place’s construction.​

Peggy is a member of The Village at Marymount’s Wall of Distinction.​