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5 Ways to Develop Trust and Communication With Prospects
By Susan Foley, Vice President, Sales Training If I could change anything about the senior living prospects I meet (for independent living), it would be to open them up to considering change as a positive rather than a negative. Their opposition to change always...
Senior Housing Trends: Part I
By Tom Mann, Principal, Executive Vice President, Strategic Marketing Services With the senior living industry rapidly changing, it’s important for your retirement community to anticipate the changes, and be prepared for what’s to come. In this multi-part series,...
This Year You’ll Find Useful / Rewarding / Fun Ways To Volunteer
By Ann Burnside Love You’re a relatively new resident at your retirement community, or you will be moving in soon, or you’ve been there for some time but haven’t yet found volunteer opportunities that really appeal to you. You see others around you with meetings to go...
Life Plan Community—New name. New conversation.
By Marcia Lusk, Associate Creative Director, Sr. Copywriter As the term Life Plan Community becomes the new normal in senior living nomenclature, it occurs to me: The language we use to tell each community’s unique and special story will need to evolve as well....
Enjoying the Many Holidays Which Fill Out Your Year
By Ann Burnside Love You’ve been retired for a while. You’re doing well, or you’re doing less than well, but managing. Possibly you’re thinking about, or wanting, or needing to make a change to a community where your life will be more comfortable, safer, and where...
Planning to Age in Place? But Which Place?
By Ann Burnside Love My friend Marjorie and I, during the same month, signed onto the waiting list for the retirement community I now live in, two and a half years before our names came up on the list for our apartments. When I got the call that a residence was...
20 Reasons I’m Thankful to Live in a Retirement Community
By Ann Burnside Love • At a retirement community, someone else cleans my apartment regularly, changes my bed linen, and recycles my newspapers. (If this sounds wonderful, it is.) After certain breaks in health, I really can't do many of these things. And I'm most...
Small Spaces: The Key to an Affordable Life Plan Community?
By Rob Love, President For years, I’ve had a growing concern that you simply can’t build a new life plan community that is affordable to the moderate-income market. But at this year’s LeadingAge conference in Boston, I saw the germ of an idea that could hold...
I’m Living in a Media Center! Who Knew?
By Ann Burnside Love We’re not to call libraries “libraries” any more. They are now media centers doing much more than housing books. I know this is true truth, because two of my daughters-in-law are media center coordinators in public schools. One works in an...