New continuing care retirement community The Spires at Berry College in Rome, GA, has been welcoming residents in stages since June. The setting is of “tremendous value,” even — or especially — during a pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a catalyst for several changes in the design and operation of senior housing. Many of those changes are likely to be permanent in senior housing in the future.
The 2020 Dealmaker’s Handbook.
Security insecurity is the new normal in the COVID-19 era. With ease of transmission, the pandemic poses new risks, but innovations also are offering new opportunities.
The latest about TekTone, CarePredict and Kisco Senior Living.
Long-term care reinvented itself as a rehab-centric option for post-acute care. Might senior living soon be going down a similar path?
The latest about National Rehabilitation Awareness Week, high-intensity interval training, EMR provider Casamba, telehealth research and cardiac rehab for people with chronic kidney disease.
The new infection control push puts scrutiny on laundries. From cleaning and disinfection practices to space and machines, departments are asked to improve their game.
The latest about AmeriPride Services and Alliance Laundry Systems.
Jayne Sallerson, chief operating officer and partner at Naperville, IL-based Charter Senior Living, recently spoke with McKnight’s Senior Living about what it’s like to add a community to a management portfolio in the midst of a pandemic, what the coronavirus has revealed about senior living, and how the industry might change permanently because of COVID-19.
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