| Arbor's
$40M plan for assisted living centers Atlanta-based
The Arbor Co. plans to ride the wave of aging baby boomers
with two new assisted living facilities in Roswell GA and
Decatur that will together cost at least $40 million and
add more than 200 units. Assisted living centers target
seniors who don't need the around-the-clock attention of
a nursing home but want meals, medicine management and assistance
with activities like bathing and grooming. "We're not
looking for the quantity, we're really focused on the quality
of life." in our assisted living centers.
New
MA senior-housing project consists of three residential
components - independent-living apartments, assisted-living
homes, and memory-care units “Continuum
of care means people can age in place,’’ said
Paul Casale, the company’s vice president. “They
don’t have to worry about another move.’’
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Assisted
Living in 20 Years: What Does the Future Hold?
Here's what baby boomers will see when they're ready for
assisted living
Residents of assisted living facilities will
be easily able to alert caregivers if they need help. Auditory
or visual prompts will be available for assisted living
residents who need help remembering or completing tasks
Assisted
living facilities are included in a report on long term
care
quality that suggests the same quality measures
should
apply to all care settings, that licensure or certification
ensure
acceptable performance, and that quality reports be
disseminated through a government quality Web site that
tracks quality, such as Nursing Home Compare.
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Assisted Living Guide
