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New Age: Reinventing What It Means To Grow Old

As planners, designers, owners/operators, and everyone in between create new built environments, they need to first understand the…

Trends May 9

Memory Boxes? Forget About Them

(This article originally appeared in Environments for Aging’s sister magazine Long-Term Living.)

Trends May 9

Designing To Provide Seniors Life Choices

More than 30 years ago, the long-term care industry recognized growing demand for a nursing home alternative that…

Trends May 8

Design Forward: Innovations Shaping The Future Of LTC Environments

Addie Abushousheh, PhD, executive director of the Association of Households International (AHHI), is an independent consultant and researcher…

Trends May 7

Designing For China’s Growing Senior Care Market

China’s senior living market is in flux. Many different groups are interested: architects, developers, and operators, among others,…

Trends April 28

Effort Seeks New Name For CCRCs

It’s about the ‘R’ word—retirement, says LeadingAge President and CEO Larry Minnix. And the ‘C’ word—care, he adds.

Trends April 25

Attracting The Boomer Population Through Health And Wellness

With an eye focused squarely on the near future, the Center for Healthy Living at Moorings Park in…

Trends April 22

Podcast: How To Design For Longevity

In this Environments For Aging podcast, senior editor Anne DiNardo speaks with Nick Buettner, executive producer of Blue…

Trends April 17

Smarter Neighbors, Healthier Aging?

Just as “community” is a key definer of desirable modern senior living environments, “wellness” is the driving factor…

Trends April 14
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