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Maynooth University has received funding to lead a European health research project called SHAPES.

From millennials to generation Z, the future of Utah’s workforce is here and they’re making a huge impact on the way we do business.

Whoop, which makes fitness trackers similar to Fitbits, gives its straps to users for free. It charges a membership fee instead.

Merrill Gardens will go into 2020 a larger company with a new capital partner, thanks to a joint venture with ReNew REIT to acquire a 26-property portfolio of assisted living and memory care communities.

A federal regulator has opened an inquiry into Google and Ascension’s ‘Project Nightingale’ amassing the detailed health information of millions of patients.

The monthly Ballard District Council meeting is happening tonight (Nov. 13), featuring speakers from Merrill Gardens, Kaiser Permanente, and the Ballard NW Senior Center.It’s a three-part ag…...

New Jersey's plan to combat the wild turkeys terrorizing a Jersey Shore neighborhood doesn’t involve them winding up on dinner plates in two weeks.

The often unpredictable but increasingly likely expense that awaits people of retirement age is oriented around long-term care, and financial advisors are turning to an abundance of new strategies to help their clients pay for it.

Some in their 60s are opting for spacious luxury homes, often to accommodate friends and family...

Sonata Viera East planned near Melbourne Fla.

In a first for Massachusetts and New England, developers will transform a Hyde Park middle school into a housing complex for LGBTQ seniors.

A hospital, a builder and a $250-million plan for sorely needed housing for vulnerable people and families.The proposal by Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare and Amico Infrastructure is one of six for the…...

Christian Living Communities (CLC), a Denver-based nonprofit owner-operator, has purchased Cappella of Grand Junction, an assisted living and memory care community in Grand Junction. Located just east of the Utah border, the community features 66 units in a 52,000-square-foot building. Cappella Living Solutions, the management and consulting division of Christian Living Communities, has operated the community since construction began in 2016 through a development partnership with Confluent Senior Living. CLC financed the acquisition with owner equity and tax-exempt bond financing. CLC now owns six senior living communities in Colorado and is responsible for the management of 20 additional communities across Colorado, Utah, Texas, Oklahoma, Ohio, Indiana and Missouri.

We can only hope this is us fifty years down the line....

Medical and health service managers work hard to improve the quality and efficiency required to deliver first rate healthcare services.

In triathlon there's a particular event devoted to veterans, and on this Veteran's Day here's to Leon's.

As older baby boomers are choosing to age in place for longer and younger ones are moving to urban apartments, senior housing might be overdeveloping.

SANDWICH – Selectmen in Sandwich have been presented with a recommendation for the future use of the former Henry T. Wing School.A group reviewing two proposals is supporting the plan for af…...

The domestic mogul's upcoming venture into real estate is next level.

Conventional wisdom states that consumers are attracted to shiny new senior housing product that has flooded certain markets in recent years, putting older properties at a disadvantage and eroding their occupancy.

In case you missed it. This story about our Students in Residence program at Senior Living at Watkins aired on WEAU-TV out of Eau Claire and on Fox 25/47 La Crosse/Eau Claire.

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The charismatic llama is a welcome addition at some nursing homes and rehabilitation centers.

/PRNewswire/ -- Union labor will build all of Fordham Landing, developer Dynamic Star's planned development in the University Heights neighborhood of The...

As interest in the active adult apartment rental product rises, it is becoming something of a no-man’s-land, with both senior housing operators and multifamily developers attempting to stake their claim to the lucrative, promising space.

Three Pioneer Home residents are taking the state to court to prevent it from hiking monthly rates by as much as 140 percent.