A wellness-centered model for senior housing has started to become the industry standard, and providers are embracing hot technologies such as wearables and voice-activated devices to meet the goals of this new approach…Read More »
The U.S. population is aging rapidly—and some experts believe that hospitals and health systems need to change to adequately support it. That’s the idea behind the Age-Friendly Health Systems initiative, launched by The John A. Hartford Foundation, American Hospital Association, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) and…Read More »
Whether it’s hiring executive chefs from the Ritz Carlton or serving different flavors of gelato for 365 days straight, providers are getting big on dining. In today’s market, providers are delivering a dining experience previously found only at five-star restaurants. Original research and good-enough-to-eat photography provide an inside look at how top providers are doing dining. Boost your senior living dining program to the next level—Bon Appétit! Buy The Report.
Happy Monday, Senior Housing News readers! If you’re reading this, you’ve survived April Fools Day—hopefully with your pride and chosen hair color in tact, too. While you recuperate, catch up on some of the top news Senior Housing News reported on last week: The probability…Read More »
As healthcare records become an appealing target for hackers, cybersecurity is becoming more and more important. Recently recognized by Forbes as one of the top private companies leading cloud computing in 2016, Yardi is committed to keeping client data safe. The Yardi Senior Living Suite employs the best security measures available in the industry, including guaranteed data recovery, data encryption and around-the-clock monitoring of server operation. Learn More.
The shift from the silent generation to the baby boomers in senior housing is slowly happening, and one large distinction between the generations is that boomers want more tech. Balancing implementation of certain technologies in communities is a challenge for some operators, Michael Skaff, chief…Read More »
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