The Role Of Cultural Design In Long-Term Facilities
On PBS NewsHour last week, reporter Mary Jo Brooks took a look at a trend in aging: the…
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As the silver tsunami begins to impact the nation’s long-term care facilities, providers are noticing a growing demand…
Trends Read MoreBoomer Nation: Making Healthcare Facility Parking Easy
The baby boomer generation—or as I call them in this blog series, Boomer Nation—has emerged as the largest…
Trends Read MoreBoomer Nation: Design Criteria And Patient Experience
Throughout the evolution of healthcare design, architects, engineers, and planners have responded to significant changes in the patient…
Trends Read MoreDesigning For The Aging Population In Acute Care Environments
We knew a major shift in healthcare design was afoot when a major provider asked us: “How is…
Trends Read MoreHuman/Nature: Landscapers Get Their Due
Healthcare Design has a number of sister publications, all healthcare related, covering everything from clinical research and practices…
Trends Read MoreGoing Home: Design Brings Resident-Centered Care To Hospice
Breaking from traditional approaches to hospice care that are often modeled after skilled-nursing settings, AG Architecture Inc. (Wauwatosa,…
Trends Read MoreHealthcare Design For The Ages
While assisted living and continuing care retirement community (CCRC) developers were going like gangbusters a few short years…
Trends Read MoreQ+A: David Green’s Insights On 47 Years Of Long-Term Care
As the Society for the Advancement of Gerontological Environments (SAGE) approaches its 20-year anniversary, David Green, founding member,…
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