Inside the Treatments, Tech and Tools Pushing Memory Care Into the Future

By Sloane Airey The future of memory care lies in technology, treatments and training. As the incoming baby boomer generation looms large over the industry, memory care operators and experts are in 2023 employing tools that include AI-powered tech, new Alzheimer’s-fighting drugs, and tried-and-true methods to move the sector forward for residents across the country. […]

How Memory Care Innovations Will Reshape the Senior Living Continuum

The most frequent comment I heard at our inaugural BRAIN conference two weeks ago was: This event was badly needed, because memory care is given scant attention at most industry gatherings. I’ve observed this to be true. At most events, perhaps one or two panels — if that — will be devoted to memory care. […]

Silverado, Symphony Senior Living CEOs Envision New Era of Memory Care

New memory care treatments and diagnostic tools. Promising technology. More resident-centric programming and operations. These and other advances have pushed memory care into a new era, with the leaders of two senior living companies, Silverado and Symphony Senior Living, leading the charge in the sector’s next evolution. The Memory care product type was hit hard […]

Editor’s Picks: Huge Changes at HCP

This week, Senior Housing News readers heard all about industry leaders, for one reason or another. News broke about HCP Inc.’s quest to find a new CEO, we sat down one-on-one with Brookdale Senior Living’s CEO Andy Smith, and Blue Harbor Senior Living found its first CEO in Tana Gall. Readers were also intrigued by […]

CEOs: Reject Old Concepts Holding Back Senior Living

Starting a business in senior living takes guts, knowledge and a unique vision. Fighting through challenges to build their companies has given entrepreneurs a unique insight into what makes a successful company, and where senior living might need to go in the future. Speaking at the Senior Housing News Summit in Chicago this week, three founders […]