Residential models for independent living and long-term services and supports are evolving to keep up with consumer preferences. Providers are rethinking their properties with wellness, community integration, and middle-income residents in mind. Choose an article below to learn more.
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Determined to engage their surrounding communities, many providers are designing new construction with significant public-access options, or reimagining existing campus features.
“Bricks and sticks”—residential options provided by LeadingAge members—aren’t going away, but they will evolve as the needs of older adults change. We asked some providers and design experts for their perspectives.
This New England initiative is a model for how today’s navigation and communication tools can be used to help people with mobility impairments enjoy their community, and how businesses and other public organizations can be educated about making themselves more accessible to all.
How are providers designing communities to promote health?
Can our field build a workable residential model for middle-income older adults? Here is a look at some conceptual challenges to be overcome.
This provider has created a program to help affordable housing residents fulfill their nutritional needs and develop healthier heating habits.
A profile of the newest winner of the Joan Anne McHugh Award.
LeadingAge members tell the stories of remarkable people they work for and with every day.