Senior Living Tech Company LifeLoop Acquires Resident Engagement Platform Linked Senior 

by Jeff Shaw

DENVER — LifeLoop, a Denver-based resident and staff experience solution for senior living, has acquired Linked Senior, an evidence-based resident engagement platform supporting person-centered care.

 This acquisition brings together two senior living resident experience solutions.

This merger comes as the industry actively prepares to support the influx of 76 million seniors who are aging into and exploring senior living care and lifestyle options. This need is compounded further by ongoing caregiver and staffing shortages that impact operators’ ability to provide exceptional services and experiences.

“Mission alignment was essential for us in this decision, and we couldn’t be prouder to join forces with LifeLoop,” says Charles de Vilmorin, Linked Senior founder and CEO. “Innovation-led solutions are the only way to achieve — and scale — how this industry supports the care and enriched lifestyles that older adults both need and deserve. Together, with LifeLoop, we can further partner with senior living operators in delivering meaning and purpose to their residents and staff every day.”

Just over two years ago LifeLoop merged with iN2L and rebranded as LifeLoop. As a result of the Linked Senior merger, LifeLoop will welcome 50,000 new residents and 600 communities to its customer base across the U.S. and Canada. With the acquisition, de Vilmorin and Jeff Moore, Linked Senior co-founder and COO, will move into the positions of general manager and vice president, Linked Senior.

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