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If cost reduction is to be realized in the dining room, administrators and executives alike will need to address the problems related to the premature replacement of chairs and flooring.

Over the past 18 months, we all have become exceedingly more aware of the quality of indoor air, which can be up to five times dirtier than outdoor air and contain chemicals, bacteria, mold and more. The…

Making things easier for the older adults in our lives will give us all less reason to worry about healthcare as we grow older.

The reality is that emergencies and disruption are always lurking, yet many senior housing providers still are not fully prepared when disaster strikes.

A traditional dining chair is not designed to accommodate the needs of someone with reduced mobility, nor is it helpful to the person standing behind the chair.

In senior living, our default mode when sharing information with residents is unidirectional communication. Sometimes, this approach makes sense. Frequently, though, this approach is suboptimal.

In the end, vaccinations and masks aren’t enough to ensure safety given the rise of variant cases nationwide.

Companies in this industry need to go the extra mile not only to make sure that their communities are safe but also to make sure their communities are perceived as safe.