Isaac Losh Joins Senior Star as Vice President of Acquisitions

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Jul 29, 2014, 03:00 ET

TULSA, Okla., July 29, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Senior Star, a Tulsa, Oklahoma based real estate services company committed to senior housing, announced Isaac Losh has joined the company as vice president of acquisitions.

Mr. Losh will provide strategic decision making that is critical to the growth platform created by leaders of Senior Star. He will focus on all aspects of the acquisition/merger lifecycle, including the identification, underwriting and execution of acquisitions, joint ventures and related activities.

Isaac Losh, VP Acquisitions, Senior Star (PRNewsFoto/Senior Star)

He joins the company after working together as joint venture partners through his previous position with Health Care REIT (NYSE: HCN), a $30B REIT that invests across the health care continuum and Senior Star's primary capital partner.

"Isaac came from our partners at Health Care REIT, where he was a manager on the investment team. In his role, he specialized in relationship marketing and played an important role in new business development," said Anja Rogers, chief operating officer for Senior Star. "In Isaac, we have certainly found a value match and exceptionally qualified person to join our leadership team."

Prior to entering the business world, Mr. Losh was a dedicated police officer for New York State.

Mr. Losh earned his master's degree from Cornell University and his bachelor's degree from the University of Buffalo.

For more information about Senior Star's leadership team, call 918-592-4400 or visit www.seniorstar.com.

About Senior Star

Senior Star, based in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a family owned company founded in 1976 that entered the senior housing business in 1989. The company has become a nationally recognized industry leader for providing quality and innovative services. Senior Star entered into a joint venture partnership with Health Care REIT in 2010. The portfolio includes 13 retirement communities in six states offering independent, assisted living, memory support and skilled nursing living options to more than 2,000 residents.

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