Mather Institute report details unique risks for ‘solo agers’
A new report from the Mather Institute indicates that the number of solo agers, or “older adults who are not married, live alone, and do not have adult children…Read More
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Neighborhood Guide: 13 Things to Do in Tysons and Vienna
Long known primarily for its shopping malls and office towers, Tysons has undergone big changes in recent years, spurred by the opening of new Silver Line Metro stations.…Read More
More seniors showing enthusiasm about the future of AI, new report suggests
After showing initial skepticism, more older adults are finding acceptance, and even enthusiasm, for tools and devices that use artificial intelligence. As AI and machine…Read More
Continuing Care Hall of Fame to induct Leary, Proctor, Townsley, Van Scoyoc
Mary Leary, Stephen Proctor, Scott Townsley and Gardner Van Scoyoc will be inducted into the Continuing Care Hall of Fame Nov. 5 in Chicago. 2023…Read More
Mather Partners with City to Create a Job Pipeline
It’s no secret that the senior living industry has been facing severe staffing challenges the past three years. But with the pandemic effectively in our…Read More
More Than Opulence: How Maplewood, Vi, Mather Tie Luxury Into Memory Care
Rich cultural programming, on-demand and concierge services, five-star dining, world-class care — over the years, the senior living industry has clearly defined what luxury looks…Read More
Retirement Is Looking Up: High-Rise Communities Come to DC Area
The traditional image of a senior community includes “Acres” or “Glen” in the name and a huge, grassy campus with rolling hills. But that may…Read More
Lack of diversity in CCRCs warrants industry-wide conversation: report
A new report from Mather Institute is a call to action for an industry-wide conversation on the lack of diversity in continuing care retirement /…Read More
Erickson and Mather building retirement towers in North Bethesda and Tysons
The Grandview from Erickson Senior Living is under construction, though it still requires approval of the Maryland Department of Aging. When you think of the…Read More
For open water swimmers, even chilly, choppy water beckons
Many beaches won’t open for weeks, but already one dedicated group is quietly pacing the shore. You might not have noticed them, but these quiet…Read More
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