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Evolving with the neighborhood

When you've been operating a nursing home for 100 years, can you change your offerings and environment sufficiently to appeal to the new senior care Read More »

An environment for aging

Last month I equated much of our new “Environments for Aging” thrust with developments in city life. Fact is, though, EFA has a much broader Read More »

Revitalizing cities with senior-oriented communities

It was a wide-ranging discussion at the Environments for Aging Conference in March—a couple dozen architects, planners, senior service providers, Read More »

An urban high-rise makes green dollars and sense

At first glance you wouldn't take the building to be: (1) a senior living community or (2) an exemplar of “green” construction. The building, a Read More »

From ‘nursing home’ to ‘home’: The small house movement

Individuals who seek long-term care have three distinct needs: housing, assistance with activities of daily living, and chronic disease management. Read More »

The evidence in support of SAGE Design Principles

People are no longer willing to accept that nursing homes have to be institutional, staff-centric facilities based solely on a medical model. Read More »

Signs of the new: A panel discussion by the jurors from SAGE

One of the questions we asked of participants this year involved their use of green design. Read More »

Visioning urban revitalization

In spring 2007, a team of AG Architecture employees gathered to participate in a weekend charrette called “Aging in Community—A Senior Housing Ideas Read More »

The cohousing alternative

Perhaps the most distinctive among the alternative environments to accommodate aging is the model known as senior cohousing. Unlike the famous Read More »

Lenders and investors provide mid-year review of seniors housing and care

Dehydration is the most common fluid and electrolyte imbalance in the elderly, regardless if the person lives in the community or in a healthcare Read More »

Lenders and investors provide mid-year review of seniors housing and care

Editor's Note: The following conversation occurred prior to the mortgage lending crisis and subsequent interest rate changes and should be read in Read More »

The growth of serenity

On the west shore of the Wisconsin River, in the town of Port Edwards, Wisconsin, stands a stately neoclassical brick building surrounded by trees, Read More »

The benefi ts of the regionally focused operator

All seniors housing is local. That's Raymond W. Braun's belief when it comes to developing financing partnerships with operators. Braun is president Read More »

Succeeding in the world of the small developer

I used to be one of those seniors housing corporate jockeys who spent most of his life on an airplane until, in 1999, I decided to start Premiera Read More »

An integrated approach to building

Whether you are renovating an existing senior environment, repositioning a campus, or building a new continuing care retirement community (CCRC), Read More »

Facility Condition Assessments in Nursing Homes

Day-to-day operations, including the staff and appearance of the building and its equipment, are the “face” of the nursing home for its residents Read More »

A look inside a nursing home for firefighters

Imagine a nursing home where residents have more in common than age, life experience, and medical challenges. Imagine a nursing home where the Read More »

Cultural dysfunction

Nursing homes were originally designed to warehouse people until they die. That's consistent with the institutional model we have become burdened Read More »

University-Based Retirement Communities: Criteria for Success

BY ANDREW CARLE   University-based retirement communities: Criteria for successOne of the more recent innovations in senior housing, Read More »

Creating “Choice” Environments

Creating 'Choice' Environmentsby the staff of Lancaster Health Group, Chicago, Illinois   One of the most difficult decisions family members must Read More »

Keys to Outstanding Service and Better Marketing

I Advance Senior CareI Advance Senior Care is the industry-leading source for practical, in-depth, business-building, and resident care i... Read More »

Peering Into the Future of Aging

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NIC on Financing

inperspectiveNIC ON financingBY ANTHONY J. MULLENU.S. versus Canadian REITs: A comparison It's no secret that Canadian REITs are quickly discovering Read More »

A Guide for Managing the “Second-Tier” Nursing Home

I Advance Senior CareI Advance Senior Care is the industry-leading source for practical, in-depth, business-building, and resident care i... Read More »

Designing for the Gay Seniors Population

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Behind the Trend Toward Purchasing Versus Renting

BY JOSH SILVERS AND AL WIGGS Behind the trend toward purchasing versus rentingFacilities are finding equipment purchasing can save thousands of Read More »

Designing Space for the Bariatric Resident

 Designing space for the bariatric resident. Read More »

Focus on…Interiors

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Creating a Healing Environment

BY ALLAN G. KOMAREK, PHD, RN  In the late 1970s, Angelica Thieriot created the Planetree Organization in an attempt to personalize, humanize, and Read More »

Renovating an Ugly Duckling

BY RICHARD McCLELLANRenovating an ugly ducklingThe story of Meadow Glen of Richmond I first heard about the property two years ago from a real estate Read More »