Meet the Team

Meet the people behind the care.

Pheasant View families should know the leaders and care coordinators helping shape daily life in the community.

Our Team

Community leaders and care coordinators.

Leadership and resident support at Pheasant View are personal. These team members help families, residents, and staff feel connected and supported.

Stephanie Randolph, Administrator at Pheasant View Assisted Living
Administrator

Stephanie Randolph

Stephanie Randolph is the Administrator of Pheasant View Assisted Living. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration, which laid the foundation for her warm, people-centered leadership approach.

Known for her compassion and dedication, she leads with heart and is committed to supporting both her team and residents. She consistently goes above and beyond to create a welcoming, positive environment and is widely appreciated by those who work with and meet her. She also has a deep love for animals, which reflects her gentle and caring nature.

Izaac Guillaume, Resident Care Coordinator at Pheasant View Assisted Living
Resident Care Coordinator / Certified Executive Director

Izaac Guillaume

Izaac Guillaume is a dedicated Resident Care Coordinator and Certified Executive Director with a passion for creating a warm, supportive, and welcoming environment for seniors. With a strong commitment to compassionate care and meaningful connection, Izaac works closely with residents, families, and staff to ensure each individual feels valued, respected, and truly at home.

Known for his friendly approach and attentive leadership, Izaac believes that quality senior care is built on trust, kindness, and genuine relationships. He takes pride in helping residents maintain comfort, dignity, and independence while fostering a positive community where everyone feels cared for and supported.

Bekah, Resident Care Coordinator at Pheasant View Assisted Living
Resident Care Coordinator

Bekah

Bekah is the Resident Care Coordinator at Pheasant View. She adores her residents and is passionate about helping people in need.

Outside of work, Bekah enjoys camping and outdoor adventures with her husband and dogs.

Sarah Landon, Regional Director of Operations for Pheasant View Assisted Living
Regional Director of Operations

Sarah Landon

Sarah Landon serves as Regional Director of Operations for senior living communities, including Pheasant View Assisted Living. She holds a Master's in Healthcare Administration (MHA), which has shaped her approach to creating communities where residents feel truly at home.

She focuses on fostering supportive teams that provide compassionate, high-quality care to residents and families. She believes strong leadership, collaboration, and finding humor in the small moments are key to lasting success.

Kayden Grenko, long-term care leader at Pheasant View Assisted Living
Long-Term Care Leadership

Kayden Grenko

Kayden Grenko earned his Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) and has dedicated nearly 14 years to serving in the long-term care industry. Throughout his career, he has built a reputation as a compassionate leader who genuinely values the well-being of residents, families, and care teams. His empathetic nature, calm presence, and positive outlook allow him to approach every challenge with understanding, professionalism, and heart.

With extensive experience in senior care and healthcare operations, Kayden is passionate about creating communities where residents feel safe, comfortable, and truly at home. He believes quality care extends far beyond meeting physical needs; it is about building meaningful relationships, preserving dignity, and providing an environment centered on kindness and hospitality.

Kayden credits much of his motivation and success to his partner and best friend, Sarah Landon. Together, they share a vision of bringing a higher level of hospitality, warmth, and personalized care to senior living and long-term care communities.

Family Communication

Clear communication matters.

Families want to know who answers questions and how updates are handled when care needs change.

  • Someone clear to call when questions come up
  • Care discussions that feel direct and unrushed
  • Written clarity around pricing and care changes
  • Regular communication when health or routine changes

Meet the team in person.

A tour is the best way to see the building, ask questions, and meet the people who shape the daily feel of the community.

Schedule a tour at Pheasant View.

Meet the team, see the rooms and shared spaces, and ask who your family would call first if care needs change.