Daily Briefing News

A distrust and fear of assisted living communities and other residential care facilities is among the top reasons given by people living with dementia and their family caregivers for choosing to age in...

When it comes to tackling occupancy challenges, it’s never one thing that will do it, according to Love & Company President and CEO Rob Love. 

Providing enough assisted living units to accommodate a rapidly aging population is just one of the challenges facing Wisconsin. Staffing for those units is another. 

Deal to save NY CCRC in jeopardy after state action … Masonicare at Mystic achieves Purple Flag reaccreditation … SSA announces 2.5% COLA increase for 2025; AARP says “there is ore we must do”

Approximately 6.5 million, or 12%, of US older adults, are at risk of continuing to face limited options for their long-term care needs due to their income, according to new research from NORC at the University...

Brookdale Senior Living marked its 35th consecutive month of year-over-year average occupancy growth in September, the Brentwood, TN-based senior living community owner and operator reported Tuesday in...

GAO: Clearly defined goals, progress measures could improve federal agency collaboration to meet older adults’ health, housing needs … EEOC sues operators for disability discrimination … Provider...

Many senior living providers “barely” have recovered from the impact of Hurricane Helene, but Florida providers in the path of Hurricane Milton now are bracing for what the US National Hurricane Center...

Proposed changes to guidelines regulating new construction and major renovations to assisted living communities and other residential care facilities could make it more difficult for providers to design...

Law enforcement and corrections officers in Florida now are required to undergo training on how to interact with people living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.