Mark Berger is a Chicago native [healthcare executive][1] and nursing home manager. Berger’s rich career involves decades of experience in nursing facility ownership and management. Over the course of his career, Berger has held many leadership positions in various healthcare companies located in Chicago and nearby area. Mark Berger Chicago founded Villa Healthcare in 2010. This Chicago based company owns more than 20 Short Term Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers, throughout the Midwest. Berger through his company aims to accomplish his goal “to make people better”. However, his mission goes beyond his career as a nursing home manager. Berger is a philanthropist with a deep commitment to the Illinois Jewish community. He actively donates and contributes to a number of charities in the Illinois Jewish community. Berger is involved in spearheading [projects in Chicago][2] that help children with special needs and sits on the board of many charitable organizations. Assistance in the homes for elderly is of the utmost importance, as they are provided with all the assistance they need to carry out their daily activities, as well as appropriate therapy in the case of treatment or recovery from illness. In most cases care for the elderly involves assisting the home in maintaining its independence. This is especially important when it comes to a demented person, who, thanks to the support of professional caregivers, can more easily function day-to-day regardless of his or her health problems. For Mark Berger, the caregiver's professionalism is important because it is he who takes care of regular therapy and the implementation of prescribed exercises. The elderly caregiver animate elder residents with walks or other activities that are at the same time healthy and desirable for each day. This aspect is of great importance for Chicago residents who have movement problems because the daily walks and patient care of the caregiver strengthen the muscles, and the body becomes accustomed to the fresh air and daily exits. [1]: https://publons.com/researcher/1658285/mark-berger-chicago/ [2]: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8279-3451