Allison Boulware – Bridging the Generational Gap in Senior Living
The generation gap is real. And it poses challenges for leaders in the workplace, especially when working with different age groups of employees who have very different perspectives on how to approach their careers and responsibilities at work. This is particularly true for senior living communities. Bridging the generational gap in senior living is necessary […]
Stephanie Zeverino – Debunk the Myth of Senior Living
Most of us have our own ideas about what senior living communities are like. Some believe that senior living community is interchangeable with the term nursing home but they are in fact two very different options for seniors. While many leading senior living communities do provide higher-level healthcare services and assistance found in traditional nursing […]
Senior Housing, Is It a Lifestyle or Medical Necessity? with Calvin Schnure
With the aging of baby boomers, senior housing has become a hot topic. Many people are concerned about how they will pay for their parents’ care while also saving money and planning for retirement. There is no easy answer to this question, but we can discuss what’s happening with senior housing, Pandemic effects on occupancy, […]
Craig D. Hanson – A New Kind of Senior Living and How It’s Changing the Lives of Seniors
As our population ages, it’s more important than ever to consider the impact of active aging, brain health, senior living, and affordable housing on the aging population. Active aging is a lifestyle approach that emphasizes involvement in physical, social, and cognitive activities in order to maintain independence and vitality as we age. Brain health is […]