What we heard (and didn’t hear) at the EFA conference
The four days I spent at the 2013 Environments for Aging conference in New Orleans were simultaneously exhausting…
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EFA 2013: Lighting Design Strategies to Improve Health
Michael David White, senior lighting designer, Schuler Shook, presented a compelling argument for a new approach to lighting…
News Read MoreStats Don’t Lie: Facilities For Aging Face Daunting Challenges
In every keynote, every session, at the 2013 Environments for Aging Conference in New Orleans this week, the…
News Read MoreEFA 2013: Making space for hospice in the care continuum
Designing for the continuum of care—both architecturally and clinically—is all the rage right now, but some designers and…
News Read MoreEFA 2013: Demand for affordable senior housing soars. No end in sight.
Even as the housing market begins to rebound, retirement community organizations continue to search for ways to sustain…
News Read MoreEFA 2013: Designing for daily life with dementia
In “Designing for Daily Life with Dementia,” a Monday morning session at the Environments for Aging Conference in…
News Read MoreEFA 2013: Consumers drive trends in aging-friendly housing market
The good news for everyone interested in the senior housing market, be they investors, developers, builders, architects, interior…
News Read MoreEFA 2013: Resident-centered care in China
The math is simple, says Jane Rohde, principal with JSR Associates: With the one-child rule in place since…
News Read MoreLiving in communities with more than a bed and a view
I’m doing it…and so are you. I’m talking about aging, of course.It is not a reversible process and—spoiler…
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