Senior Housing News Innovation Series – Ideas to drive the future of s...

As industry leaders continue to seek creative ways to attack the staffing issue, some senior living organizations are turning to an innovative nonprofit that that taps retirees to help close workforce gaps.
ReServe, based in New York City, is a nonprofit in operation since 2005 that matches professionals 55 and older, dubbed “ReServists,” with organizations that need their expertise. The organization just amped up its partnership with The New Jewish Home...

A nonprofit continuing care retirement community (CCRC) is still putting in the work, after almost a decade, to create a meaningful, innovative partnership with a university.
Oak Hammock at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida, partners with over 15 different colleges within the university to bring unique amenities to the community, such as a pet clinic. The CCRC also give residents free rein when it comes to...

In the heartland of continuing care retirement communities (CCRC), one Pennsylvania-based senior living provider is changing the landscape by offering out-of-the-box amenities for its residents. Not only does the retirement community, Garden Spot Village...

These days, senior housing is as enticing as a pie cooling on a windowsill—every one wants a piece of its hefty returns and promising long-term prospects. Yet, one of the most in-demand products—affordable housing—is still one of the industry’s biggest...