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Branding from the Inside Out
Branding from the Inside Out

Discover how aligning brand and culture within senior living communities leads to exceptional care and employee engagement.

A Vision for Growth
A Vision for Growth

The first in a series of periodic blogs that will track the results of Saint Therese’s growth initiatives over the next few years.

A Vision for Growth

The first in a series of periodic blogs that will track the results of Saint Therese’s growth initiatives over the next few years.

Trends To Watch, From The Eyes Of Senior Living Actuaries

Trends To Watch, From The Eyes Of Senior Living Actuaries

Guest blog by Amy Lampo, ASA, MAAA & Chief Operating Officer of A.V. Powell & Associates, Inc. From an actuary's point of view, there are a few key trends that have developed over the last several months that could have a big impact on our sector. Here are...

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An Actuary’s Predictions for Senior Living

An Actuary’s Predictions for Senior Living

Guest blog by Chris Borcik of Continuing Care Actuaries What does the future hold for the industry? As an actuary, I am asked to predict the financial and demographic future of Life Plan Communities every day.  However, predicting what will happen from a broader,...

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Trends in Senior Wellness: Woodworking

Trends in Senior Wellness: Woodworking

We all have heard the importance of engaging in leisure and social activities among the retired—having a sense of purpose and belongingness is beneficial in all stages of life, but even more so for seniors when the desire to keep to oneself can be strong. The options...

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Addressing Depression: The Silent Killer Among Seniors

Addressing Depression: The Silent Killer Among Seniors

Introduction More than two million of the 34 million Americans age 65+ (“seniors”) suffer from some form of depression. Compared to the average American, seniors are more likely to be on an antidepressant.[1] Seniors with depressive symptoms have roughly 50% higher...

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