Person Behind The Place Juliya Kozlova

Bellevue, WALocal News

Juliya Kozlova, the Director of Sales at The Bellettini, reflects on her fulfilling role in the senior living industry, where she dedicates much of her time to fostering relationships with residents. Her passion stems from over a decade of experience, highlighting the importance of trust in easing the transition for seniors moving into community living. The Bellettini sets itself apart with upscale amenities, quality care, and a dedicated staff, including a long-serving head chef known for creating delicious meals. Kozlova underscores the pressing issue of affordability in senior housing, particularly following the pandemic, which has seen many lower-income communities close. Her love for Downtown Bellevue shines through as she enjoys local businesses and the sense of community that enhances the residents' quality of life.

She expresses gratitude for the partnerships with nearby organizations, like KidsQuest Children’s Museum, that enrich the community experience. Looking ahead, Kozlova is optimistic about the continued development of Downtown Bellevue, envisioning growth that will benefit both residents and the broader community. Her insights offer a valuable perspective on the challenges and rewards of senior living.

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