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I’m no expert on monetary policy and have never played one on TV. But even I am beginning to wonder if these actions might create another problem for senior living operators.

The mix of available jobs and rising inflation is luring many recent retirees back to the workplace, which could be good for senior living.

Rates charged by senior living operators rose by a robust 4.65% in 2021. In normal times, that would have been pretty wonderful news, at least from an operator’s standpoint.

After two years, the pandemic still is with us, and operators continue to deal with challenges, including availability of staffing/turnover, higher labor costs, increased operating expenses and inflation.

Architects and wellness, furniture prices, Home Instead, and home- and community-based services.

A recession this year would not be a death blow, but it may be the final straw for some operators who were struggling when the pandemic began.

Could the future success of the senior living industry depend on actions that might affect near-term success?

One of the biggest drivers of drug costs may be something you’re not likely to see on a direct-to-consumer advertisement any time soon.

What are the biggest barriers to affordable seniors housing Lately, this issue has received considerable discussion and some debate. For my money, two challenges rise above the rest.

The hurdles to getting coronavirus relief stand in sharp contrast to the way lawmakers are tossing billions at defense contractors and other makers of industrial-grade weaponry.