When the federal government shuts down, it can feel unsettling. Headlines get loud, rumors fly, and it’s easy to wonder what stops, what continues, and what it means for your
The senior living industry is transforming rapidly, with leaders balancing rising expectations from residents, workforce challenges, and financial pressures. Meeting these demands requires bold thinking, peer-driven solutions, and time
The best leaders are lifelong learners. In today’s senior living environment, where workforce shortages, rising costs, and shifting consumer expectations are the norm, leaders can’t afford to stop growing. Podcasts
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continues to shape the nation’s approach to vaccination through its Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). At its September 19, 2025, meeting,
One day this summer, shoppers paused while exploring the wares of the farmer’s market in Overland Park, Kansas, to enjoy a surprise flash mob dance performance by residents of nearby
When Bruce Willis, one of the world’s most recognizable actors, was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2022, it brought increased attention both to the disease, which is often known
On September 21, 2025, communities across the nation observed National Alzheimer’s Day, a moment set aside each year to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease, honor those living with dementia, and
Canton, Michigan who had turned 114 on Independence Day. Gibson is one of the oldest people in the world – the oldest, Ethel Caterham of England, is 115 – and
Setting the right rates for senior housing communities is both an art and a science. For savvy senior housing stakeholders in today’s competitive and challenging market, it requires smarter tools
While a prevalent dining trend in senior living is creating restaurant-like environments, Texas-based Sage Oak has been seeking to create a different atmosphere for residents: eating at home. Sage Oak
A nonprofit has developed a new model that enables senior living operators and third-party service providers to start their own nonprofit chapters dedicated to supporting residents and staff. SHORE
The senior living industry is at a turning point. Older adults are living longer, embracing active lifestyles, and expecting more from communities. At the same time, operators are navigating workforce