Fiscal 2014 Revenues: $101,000,000
Cura’s Pureed Creations program continues to be a big success with impressive results in terms of patient weight gainand meal consumption documented by a recent study.
A number of programs designed to engage seniors have been rolled out at various locations, ranging from an Iron Chef style competition among teams composed of Cura chefs and residents to Growers Days where residents help tend gardens that then supply the venue kitchen with fresh produce during the warm months. There’s even a “home brewing club” program for making various beers and ales.
To facilitate its growth in the hospital segment, Cura recently added Kimmi Campagna as director of the patient experience and partnership development for its Acute Care Services unit. She helps over see the transition of dining services to Cura management, coordinates training, monitors patient satisfaction scores and facilitates the delivery of needed resources to clients in that segment.
Cura is one of two onsite foodservice divisions of the Eat ‘n Park Hospitality Group’s Onsite Brands Division (the other is #21 Parkhurst Dining Services). Originally operating exclusively in the senior dining segment, the company branched into hospital foodservice several years ago and has seen its business in that segment grow.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Cura Hospitality
OREFIELD, PA.
Contact Information
2970 Corporate Court, Suite 5, Orefield, Pa. 18069
(610) 530-7300
curahospitality.com
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Revenues
2014: $101
2013: $95
2012: $88
No. of Contracts
2014: 57
2013: 55
Business Mix:
Dining Operations (88%), Other Non-food Services (6%), Catering (3%), Retail/Convenience Stores (2%), Vending (1%)
Segments Served:
Senior Dining (81%), Hospitals (19%)
TOP EXECUTIVE
Mitch Possinger, president
