A recent opinion piece questions whether offering robust opportunities for career growth and learning can help reduce turnover among nursing professionals. The article, which appeared in Mcknight’s Senior Living, highlights the critical role nurse retention plays in delivering quality patient care across healthcare facilities nationwide.

Senior living continues to top real estate investment returns, marking its seventh consecutive quarter of outperformance. Data from the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF) Property Index underscores its ongoing momentum as an industry leader.

As ICE focuses on immigration enforcement, many immigrant caregivers who provide essential daily support for America’s elderly are at risk of removal. Concern over due process has escalated, raising questions about how seniors will receive proper care if their trusted caregivers are forced to leave.

Violent incidents keep surfacing in dementia care facilities, with inspections repeatedly sounding the alarm. One nursing home in Banning, California, came under scrutiny when a paroled sex offender with dementia exhibited severe aggression. Observers worry that oversight measures have fallen short of preventing harm.

A surge in emergency calls from The Quarters, a skilled nursing facility at 13230 Manchester Road, has captured the attention of city leaders in Des Peres. Now, officials are collaborating with the facility’s management to identify the root causes of these calls and chart a path toward relief.

Grand Brook Memory Care has officially added Rogers at Promenade to its growing community network, furthering its mission to provide dedicated memory care services. Located only minutes away from an existing Rogers facility, this new site is expected to maintain the company’s signature standards of care for senior citizens.

Choosing a dementia care provider takes more than simply checking costs and schedules. Families must ask targeted questions about caregiver training, consistency, and personalized plans to ensure loved ones receive the supportive, specialized care they need.

Take a brief look at everyday life inside The Vincent Senior Living in Lafayette. Meet resident Aaron Flegeance, who finds comfort in the simplicity of a quiet day.

Senior centers in Cape Girardeau, Scott City, and Jackson share their lunch menus for June 15 through 19. Daily entrée options and holiday closures surrounding Juneteenth give residents important scheduling details for the week.

For more than two decades, a registered nurse has seen firsthand the ways in which Maine’s direct caregivers shoulder countless responsibilities. Now, she is calling for cost-of-living increases to support these vital front-line workers.

Mercy Hospice House, an end-of-life care unit at Mercy Hospital, has officially reopened following a five-month closure. Its return to operation was announced in a Monday news release by the facility’s owner, CommonSpirit Health.

A new announcement highlights upcoming senior activities slated for March 20, 2026. Though the full details remain behind a paywall, the feed references meal and cooking themes, suggesting a strong focus on nourishing services and community involvement.

A spring workshop series titled “Healthy Living with Diabetes” is open for registration until April 9. Organized by the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Barron and Rusk counties, this program promises to guide participants in more effectively managing diabetes.

Carriage Inn resident David Barr marks his 100th birthday by celebrating a life rich in achievement. From serving his country at a young age to applying his engineering know-how around the globe, Barr’s story underscores a century dedicated to family, learning, and leadership.

Volunteers in clinical trials for neurodegenerative diseases have been recognized for their remarkable contributions to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s research. This year’s award recipients embody the dedication needed to drive progress in finding effective therapies and raising community awareness.

Santa Barbara City College’s School of Extended Learning provides free classes for adults aged 55 and older. From wellness to technology, these programs build community, foster well-being, and help seniors stay sharp.

Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital’s Special Care Unit has earned a coveted position on U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Best Nursing Homes list. This recognition underscores the unit’s continued commitment to providing high-quality care in Somerset, Kentucky.

Spalding County Senior Center has launched Fifty Forward Yoga, a weekly program designed to help older adults nurture strength, balance, flexibility, and relaxation. Located in Griffin, the center’s initiative aims to offer a supportive setting for adults aged 50 and older to explore the benefits of yoga.

Love is in the air, and seniors in the community deserve to feel it too. Beyond Home Care has launched a special letter drive to spread warmth and encouragement, reminding us that simple gestures can make a profound impact on those who may feel lonely.

The Aspenwood Company is redefining senior living by prioritizing enrichment over restriction. In Houston’s Heights neighborhood, The Village of the Heights offers assisted living and memory care with a focus on community and well-being, demonstrating that older adults can continue to grow, thrive, and forge meaningful connections.

Charlottesville’s Twice Is Nice has made history this holiday season with a $300,000 donation to organizations helping seniors in need. The boutique’s unprecedented contribution underscores the power of local generosity. Its impact will be felt across the region’s elderly support programs.