New Silverado CEO: We Must Be ‘Bold’ to Meet Memory Care’s Next Challenges, Opportunities

Senior living provider Silverado is passing the torch to a new top leader, but longtime CEO and co-founder Loren Shook isn’t going anywhere just yet. Last month, Irvine, California-based Silverado announced Shook is transitioning his leadership duties to Wayne Sanner, who is now the company’s “CEO designate.” In the coming 12 months, Shook will help […]

Silverado Names New CEO in Preparation for Future Leadership Transition

Memory care operator Silverado has named a new top leader, with a leadership transition planned down the road. The Irvine, California-based company on Thursday announced that Wayne Sanner is joining the company on April 28 as “CEO designate.” In his new role, Sanner will work alongside Shook as he “transitions into the next phase of […]

Lauren Miller Rogen: Memory Care Industry in Need of More ‘Empathy-Driven Care’

Through the work of the charitable organization Hilarity for Charity, Lauren Miller Rogen envisions a world where senior living providers offer increased support and engagement for older adults living with dementia and their caregivers. Miller Rogen knows firsthand what it’s like to care for a loved one diagnosed with dementia. A new documentary film, Taking […]

Memory Care Operators Carefully Weigh New Era of Treatments, Technology

By: Sloane Airey The memory care industry is walking a delicate balance in 2024  between innovating and “backsliding” on important testing and treatment advances. As the industry grapples with newly approved drugs, technology built on artificial intelligence (AI), and a rapidly aging population outstripping the country’s supply of care, memory care providers are juggling leaning […]

Innovation Underway: How Artis, Silverado, SRG Are Preparing for Memory Care’s Next Act

Memory care operators will have plenty of needs-based demand to sustain and grow their operations in the years ahead – but only if they can shore up issues in staffing and other crucial areas. For most memory care operators, the darkest days of the Covid-19 pandemic meant major staffing challenges and difficulties caring for residents. […]

Non-Medical Cannabis Use Linked to Lower Risk of Cognitive Decline

People who use cannabis for non-medical reasons may have a lower chance of developing cognitive decline. That’s according to a study published in Current Alzheimer Research with the National Library of Medicine. The study, in which researchers sought to determine whether cannabis consumption had an effect on subjective cognitive decline, analyzed data from 4,744 adults […]

Movers and Shakers: Silverado Appoints National VP of Sales; VP of Philanthropy Hired at Lutheran Social Ministries of Maryland 

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Top 10 Senior Housing News Stories of 2023

This was a tough year for the sector, judging by the most-read stories on Senior Housing News. Financial troubles dominated, with Enlivant’s default notice and related negotiations being the most-read story in the last 12 months. The bankruptcy filing of a large CCRC, the troubles at Anthology Senior Living’s parent company, and the closure of […]