Today’s trends will reshape the senior living landscape for decades to come
Seniors housing operator and advocate gives a voice to the industry
Leading players in this burgeoning niche offer operators practical advice
Seniors housing operators see the physical, emotional and financial benefits of integrating music into the lives of residents
Depressed stock prices, plus uncertainty over interest rates and the economy, could dampen deal volume
The combination of convenience and cost savings is gaining the attention of operators looking for new revenue streams
As more buildings open, operators fine-tune their income strategies
New supply combined with the prospect of higher interest rates in an uneven economy raise the stakes for developers and lenders
From consolidation to expansion of existing communities to growth of home health services, nonprofit operators adapt to a changing landscape
By Matt Valley DALLAS — The theory behind the big push by many local and state governments for a $15 hourly minimum wage is that a sizable pay hike for low-wage workers will boost consumption and reduce employee turnover.