National Long-Term Care News Bites: Mass. Bill Establishes Rights for CCRC Residents

Here’s a collection of news bites pertaining to the senior housing and long-term care industries, gathered from around the nation. Many of the articles are state-specific, but could eventually have national implications or influence senior care trends. Click the links to access the full article. From WickedLocal.com (Mass.)—Governor Signs Bill Regarding Rights of CCRC Residents […]

In the Pipeline: Senior Housing Construction Projects (10/31/2012)

Construction: Planned SRP Medical, Frontier Management to Build McKinney, Tex. Community SRP Medical and Frontier Management are planning an 80,000-square-foot McKinney, Tex. senior living community. The new development will offer 75 assisted living and 32 memory care units in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. Amenities will include a theater room, dining and activity areas, and […]

What Senior Consumers Want: Demands, Expectations in CCRC Search

Reaching out to aging Americans early—as early as their 60s—and offering amenities that promote an active lifestyle could help continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) attract seniors and then keep them as residents for the duration of their retirement, according to a new study by a mature market research firm. Access to technology and the availability […]

In the Pipeline: Senior Housing Construction Projects (5/23/2012)

Construction: Planned Eastern Consolidated is marketing a 51.65-acre fully entitled development site in Brookhaven Long Island for $15 million, reports the National Real Estate Investor. The site includes approved plans for constructing a 408-unit senior housing project, Heritage Square Housing Development. The development plans feature a 392,400-square-foot residential building and a 20,000-square-foot building earmarked for […]

On the Record: Margaret Wylde, President and CEO of ProMatura Group

Senior Housing News might have to change its name—Margaret Wylde, the president and founder of market research firm Promatura Group, LLC, is vehemently opposed to the concept of “senior housing.” With changing timelines and attitudes toward retirement, it should be about “lifestyle” and communities that are a great place to live, not just a place […]

Could Hospitality-Style, Multi-Purpose Senior Living Attract Younger Retirees?

There’s a lot of buzz around how baby boomers will change the concept of “senior housing,” from what it looks like, what it consists of, and where it’s located. Similar to how the hotel industry underwent sweeping changes to become more hospitality- and  guest experience-based rather than “homey,” some architects and developers believe the upcoming […]

Epworth Manor Celebrates 90 Years of Caring for the Community

From its humble beginnings in 1919 as a home for 14 residents, to the now seven-acre campus housing and caring for up to 172 seniors, Epworth Manor will be celebrating 90 years of being part of the Tyrone and central Pennsylvania community. An outdoor celebration will take place on July 8, from 5:30 p.m. to […]

Study Shows Only ‘Very Satisfied’ Residents Tend to Recommend Seniors Housing Communities to Others

A new research paper released by the The National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (NIC) analyzed the results of research seeking to find how satisfaction levels moved seniors housing residents to recommend their communities to others.  The white paper, which is printed in the 2009 Seniors Housing & Care Journal along […]

Luxury Senior Housing Projects Targeting Metropolitan Denver

Two senior housing projects are looking to cater to the luxury market for seniors on the Front Range in Denver, Colorado. The goal is to provide a high-end, low maintenance lifestyle with nearby assistance if they need it. The two projects, the Stratford at FlatIrons in Broomfield, CO, and the Balfour Cosmopolitan Club in downtown […]