CEO pay at US nonprofit senior living and nursing care providers, ranked

This list ranks 11 senior living, nursing, home health and hospice nonprofits by what they paid their CEO, using each one's latest full-year IRS Form 990. Every row links to the return it comes from. This is a partial list: 41 of the 53 senior living nonprofits that meet the definition do not have pages on this site yet.

Last updated from IRS e-file data.

Highest total
$5,516,084

David Baiada, BAYADA Home Health Care.

Median across the list
$1,687,268

Calculated by us from the 11 totals below.

Returns used
11

One per organization, fiscal years ending December 2024 to June 2025.

What counts as a senior living nonprofit here

Nonprofit retirement communities, nursing homes, home health agencies and hospices. Each must report at least $100 million in total revenue (Part I, line 12) on its latest full-year return. 53 organizations meet the definition: 11 are ranked here, and 41 do not have pages on this site yet.

Each row is the return that reports the chief executive's pay, and the revenue shown is that return's own. For 5 rows that return is a parent whose largest affiliate files separately, and a note on the row names the affiliate. Affiliates that list the same executive as the ranked return are left out so one person's pay is not listed twice.

One more that meets the definition, Walnut Home Therapeutics, isn't ranked because its latest return reports no pay for anyone listed.

The ranking

The chief executive on each organization's latest full-year return, or the highest-paid person where no title marks one. Each row is a different return, so each links to its own filing.

The percentile compares each row's pay / revenue with organizations of similar revenue across this site, not only this list, because the site has fewer than 20 senior living nonprofits. Rows in different revenue bands are compared with different groups, so similar shares can show different percentiles.

RankOrganization and CEOTotal payYear endingRevenuePay / revenueShare percentileSource
1BAYADA Home Health CareDavid Baiada
CEO
PRESIDENT & CEO
$5,516,084Dec 2024$1,834,646,0340.30%86%Filing
2VNS HealthDaniel Savitt
CEO
DIRECTOR - CEO/PRESIDENTSee note 1.
$3,165,809Dec 2024$56,944,542n/an/aFiling
3Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and RehabilitationMichael N Rosenblut
CEO
PRESIDENT/CEO
$2,348,571Dec 2024$123,550,0971.90%98%Filing
4Chapters HealthAndrew Molosky
CEO
PRESIDENT/CEO/VICE CHAIR
$2,257,453Dec 2024$145,461,5251.55%96%Filing
5Acts Retirement-Life CommunitiesGerald T Grant
CEO
CEO & DIRECTORSee note 2.
$1,795,839Dec 2024$619,296,4380.29%85%Filing
6VillageCareEmma Devito
CEO
PRESIDENT AND CEOSee note 3.
$1,687,268Dec 2024$46,456,037n/an/aFiling
7Springpoint Senior LivingAnthony Argondizza
CEO
TRUSTEE; EX-OFFICIO-PRESIDENT & CEOSee note 4.
$1,685,629Dec 2024$21,381,564n/an/aFiling
8HumanGoodJohn H Cochrane III
CEO
PRESIDENT/CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERSee note 5.
$1,566,593Dec 2024$136,366,3891.15%89%Filing
9Community Home Health CareChaim Lieberman
CEO
PRESIDENT/CEO
$1,530,005Dec 2024$154,483,3180.99%87%Filing
10Miami Jewish HealthJeffrey Freimark
CEO
PRESIDENT/CEOSee note 6.
$1,521,278Jun 2025$89,294,2541.70%97%Filing
11Lifespace CommunitiesJesse Jantzen
CEO
PRESIDENT & CEO
$1,302,737Dec 2024$391,189,2930.33%42%Filing
Totals are Part VII columns D, E and F added together. Each organization's page shows the three amounts separately. Revenue is Part I, line 12, and pay / revenue is our calculation from the same return. Percentile is the share of the other organizations in the same group whose pay / revenue is lower (0% is the lowest in its group, 100% the highest); the groups are the 208 organizations on this site with revenue of $50 million to $500 million and the 331 organizations on this site with revenue of $500 million to $5 billion. n/a marks a system ranked on a parent return that carries under a quarter of its largest affiliate's revenue; see its note.
  1. 1.This is the system's parent filer; the system's largest single return is filed by VNS Choice (EIN 13-3951057), with $2,505,432,104 in revenue, so pay / revenue and the percentile are shown as n/a.
  2. 2.Acts Retirement-Life Communities' return lists Gerald T Grant's pay as pay from related organizations (Part VII column E), with nothing from Acts Retirement-Life Communities itself.
  3. 3.This is the system's parent filer; the system's largest single return is filed by Village Senior Services (EIN 26-2006545), with $1,749,873,219 in revenue, so pay / revenue and the percentile are shown as n/a.
  4. 4.This is the system's parent filer; the system's largest single return is filed by Springpoint Senior Living (EIN 22-3498690), with $259,287,063 in revenue, so pay / revenue and the percentile are shown as n/a.
  5. 5.Revenue on this row is from HumanGood's own return. The system's largest single return is filed separately by Humangood Norcal (EIN 94-1225374), so the revenue here is not the whole system's.
  6. 6.Revenue on this row is from Miami Jewish Health's own return. The system's largest single return is filed separately by Florida Pace Centers (EIN 65-1051439), so the revenue here is not the whole system's.

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About the data

Every figure comes from a Form 990 e-file return the organization submitted to the IRS, which the IRS publishes as open data. Each row uses one return and links to it. We don't estimate, round or combine years; column F is the organization's own estimate of other compensation.

Which return
The most recent return that covers a full year. Short-year returns, filed when an organization changes its fiscal year, cover only a few months and are not used as the latest year. Where a return was amended, the amended version is used.
What “total” means
Part VII columns D, E and F added together: reportable pay from the organization, reportable pay from related organizations, and estimated other compensation. We add them up; each organization's page shows the three amounts separately.
Timing
Returns are due up to 10½ months after the fiscal year ends and appear in IRS data anywhere from about 4 to 18 months after the year ends, so the latest year here is often a year or more old.
Who counts as CEO
The person whose filed title names them chief executive (CEO, chief executive officer or executive director), or, where no one has one of those titles, a plain "President" or head of school. At a university it is the president or chancellor. If no one has any of these titles, we show the highest-paid person and say so. Totals and percentages labeled as calculated are our arithmetic on figures from one filing.

The full rules are on the methodology page. To report an error or ask for a review, email corrections@ceopaycheck.com.

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