Part II—Debt Providers Offer Possible Solutions
Innovative ideas of how to provide housing for the growing number of middle-income seniors were discussed by industry stakeholders at a recent investor summit in New York City. Convened by NIC, the summit also spotlighted new research on middle–market seniors.
Results of the research were initially detailed at an April policy forum in Washington,…
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Part I—Equity Investors Weigh in on How to Make the Numbers Work
Facing a shortage of seniors housing and care options for the growing numbers of middle-income seniors based on new research, NIC convened an investor summit May 21 in New York City. The summit brought together industry stakeholders to brainstorm ideas to create innovative housing models that cut costs…
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While the industry scratches its collective heads trying to figure out what baby boomers want in a senior living community, millennials are pointing the way.
The two groups have a lot in common. Baby boomers and millennials currently represent the largest cohorts in the American population, 74 million and 71 million respectively.
Baby boomers are the parents of millennials and…
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A conversation with human resources expert Valerie Armstrong on how to develop programs to match the needs of different generations.
In a tight labor market, the recruitment and retention of top-quality staff is a big priority.
The labor pool is not monolithic, however, according to Valerie Armstrong, a human resources expert who speaks at senior living forums. …
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