1. Philanthropy isn’t about getting funds. It’s about making the funder’s dreams come true. I help make dreams come true. That’s my job.

There are only two things that count when evaluating any property. The first is the executive director, and the second, the team supporting the executive director.

While Greystone has looked at “aging-in-place” through the prism of its business interests, it can be constructive to take a wider perspective.

There’s opportunity where many, perhaps most, now see only challenge. The difference is that villages don’t have to be sold …

Their community and family meld together in a kind of magical mystical kind of nirvana. This is the kind of senior living community I want to age in!

It is a better way to think about the senior living ecosystem … we need to create better ways of serving residents.

Imagine a carefree life at sea with vibrant neighbors, all of whom are adventurers like you. That imaginary life is now close to becoming a reality.

It is a stupid system we have, where people who are extremely poor have more options available than people who have limited resources.

I spend a lot of time thinking about how senior living should be a wonderful cultural icon that evokes warm, wonderful feelings in people, young and old.

Our American spirit is at its best when we are resilient in applying ingenuity to fashion unique solutions to thorny challenges.

There is a popular upswelling of citizens looking to provide for themselves as neighbors. In this article, we explore this interplay of emerging cultural forces.

Steve Moran, who is well-known to Foresight readers, often inspires my thinking, and a recent article of his fits the pattern.

We are living in an incredibly transformational time in the senior living and aging services. Here are some highlights from the NIC Data and Analytics conference …

Home sharing is primarily about helping older people who have housing stay in that housing longer by finding them roommates.

It is completely wrong thinking for four pragmatic reasons and for one moral/motivational reason.

It’s an open secret: A lot of people who work in senior living … hope they never have to move in. But what would make them want to? Anything?

Walmart announced they are shutting down all of their US-based health clinics because they don’t know how to make them profitable.