- The new caregivers who help residents age in place:
nonmedical home caregivers are gradually moving into assisted living
facilities.
One of the latest trends in caregiving pairs private-duty nonmedical caregivers with LTC facility staffs in emerging partnerships that can benefit seniors who need an extended level of care. The role of these private nonmedical caregivers has been evolving during the past decade and is helping seniors to age in ......
- Assisted living providers look to diversification for
new revenue streams.
Continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) and Alzheimer's/dementia wings are commonplace among assisted living providers, but today, many providers are trying new areas of diver-sification--not only to reach out to potential residents who want to stay home as long as possible, but also to provide another revenue source for the bottom ......
- New service maps trends in the senior housing
market.
The new MAP Monitor[TM] from the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industries (NIC) analyzes quarterly key trends and findings in senior housing across the nation's top 30 metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs)--and, for its inaugural issue, has already come up with some key findings: * Preliminary evidence ......
- Phanstiel Clusters Seniors Communities To Generate Economies of Scale for ARV
Newton, MA?The assisted-living community developers are attempting to separating themselves from an ever-expanding pack as they build their franchise territories along with resident capacity. With seemingly everyone jumping on the assisted-living bandwagon, the strategic approaches seem to number as many as the players.
- Training staff for Alzheimer's disease. (Assisted
Living Review).
Recent studies indicate that 52% of all assisted living residents suffer from Alzheimer's disease or some other form of dementia. As many residents "age in place" the percentages increase, putting many providers in the challenging position of providing appropriate and safe care. Providers have been forced to rethink the physical ......
- States seek to reduce costs of long-term care; as baby
boomers get closer to retirement and state budgets continue to be
overwhelmed by increasing Medicaid spending, state lawmakers face
difficult decisions...
The cost of traditional long-term care, in particular, has become prohibitively burdensome to states, causing state lawmakers to begin looking in earnest for ways to cut long-term care outlays. Long-term care legislation in recent years has focused on cost control by de institutionalizing beneficiaries. Moving seniors from nursing homes to ......
- Aegis bucks troubled trend in assisted-living field
Many companies in the assisted-living industry have stopped building new retirement communities, but not Aegis Assisted Living LLC. The young Redmond, Wash., company is in the midst of a building binge. Started three years ago, Aegis now owns and operates eight assisted-living communities in California. Last summer, the company opened ......