My whole working career has been in healthcare. From starting off as a CNA to working medical records, business office manager, assistant Administrator, Post Acute Director to accepting the Executive Director Position here at Skyline.

 My passion has always been our senior community. I’m very excited to work with the Skyline Team and residents to bring back the grandma’s house feel.

 On my down time my family and I love to camp, spend time on the water, and travel as much as possible.

 Please stop in and introduce yourself, if I don’t already know you, I look forward to meeting you.

My name is Elysia Angala. I have lived in Northern Nevada all my life and have watched the Reno and Carson City area flourish into what it is today. I lived in Washoe Valley and went to school there until I was 14 when my mother relocated us to Carson City. I was part of Carson High School’s 2009 graduating class. From there I immediately joined the work force. I have a very extensive background in administrations. I worked as a CSR for Farmers Insurance for 2 years and eventually made my way to Harley Davidson Financial Services. In Early 2018 I took a few months off from the work force to focus on being a mom of 3. In September of 2018 I was ready to get back to work and was referred to Skyline Estates by a former employee/personal friend. I came and did my interview and accepted the RA position and immediately fell in love with being a caregiver. A few months after I started, I received my Medical Technician license and have since then dedicated much of my time and life to the Skyline family. After 5 years of hard work, I was offered the position of Wellness Director and have been beyond blessed to take on this role. Skyline is a second home to myself and my children who have spent many hours with our senior citizens here. I hope to continue to build on top of the already amazing care we provide for our seniors. The sky is the limit 😊

Hello Everyone!  I started in the restaurant industry at a very young age working after school and on weekends for my mother who managed a restaurant and eventually became the sole proprietor of her own restaurant for several years before retiring.  She showed me the ins and outs of the service industry.

I spent several years in the restaurant field then moved on to the administrative field in non-profit and public entities. I’ve also been a business owner, along with my late husband, running a trucking company. I’ve been back in the restaurant industry for the last 13 years and have been honored to work as the Director of Dining Services at Skyline Estates.