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Posts Tagged with "senior housing"

  • Featured, Housing

    Posted on April 18th, 2012

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    affordable housing, affordable housing for seniors, aging baby boomers, homeless elderly, homeless seniors, housing for elderly, housing for seniors, senior housing, senior services, supportive housing, supportive housing for elderly, supportive housing for seniors, The Bridge, The Bridge Dallas TX

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING AND THE BRIDGE

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR HOMELESS As a followup to my tour of The Bridge last week, I contacted Jay Dunn, President and CEO, to learn how The Bridge transitions the homeless in Dallas into supportive housing. Supportive Housing is affordable housing that is subsidized.  It is not institutional housing. Supportive housing provides a safe place to [...]

  • Featured, Housing

    Posted on April 14th, 2012

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    affordable housing for the elderly, affordable senior housing, Dementia, Depression, homeless elderly, homeless seniors, homelessness, housing for elderly, Public housing, San Diego, senior housing, supportive housing, Supportive housing in San Diego

    WHAT IS SUPPORTIVE HOUSING?

    Supportive Housing for the homeless has lessons to teach us as we work on better ways to house seniors without assets or family, especially those with depression or dementia.  Supportive Housing creates a safe place to live with a full continuum of supportive services to help a resident manage his/her day-to-day living situation. This video [...]

  • Featured, Housing

    Posted on April 11th, 2012

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    affordable housing, affordable housing for seniors, aging baby boomers, homeless elderly, homeless seniors, housing for elderly, housing for seniors, senior housing, senior services, supportive housing, supportive housing for elderly, supportive housing for seniors, The Bridge, The Bridge Dallas TX

    THE BRIDGE: HOPE FOR THE HOMELESS

      WHEN I FIND A GOOD IDEA, I STEAL IT This week I met with Judy Noble, Director of Community Development, at The Bridge here in Dallas, TX.  I made an appointment because I have heard about the The Bridge’s success in getting the homeless off the street and into supportive housing. I wanted to [...]

  • Featured, Housing

    Posted on March 28th, 2012

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    affordable housing, aging, assisted living houston texas, assisted living houston tx, assisted living in houston texas, ASSISTED LIVING IN HOUSTON TX, asssited living houston texas, Baylor and Tupelo, death and dying, elder abuse, elephants playing, Houston Zoo, humor, oxytocin, senior housing, senior humor, senior jobs

    ASSISTED LIVING IN HOUSTON TX (Special Perks)

    Sometimes I get a bit loopy from writing so much about serious topics as aging, death and dying, elder abuse, affordable housing, senior jobs, and all the challenges that face me and my fellow greying Baby Boomers. If this seems a bit off topic, forgive me.  Sometimes I need a giggle. Kudos to “Baylor” and [...]

  • Featured, Housing

    Posted on March 27th, 2012

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    age-in-place, aging in place, Anderson Sargent, co-housing, cohousing, cohousing Dallas, elder cohousing, green building, senior cohousing, senior housing, White Rock Crossing

    COHOUSING AND THE INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY

    COHOUSING IS COLLABORATIVE Cohousing is an option with wonderful possibilities for those of us who wish to maintain our personal privacy and independence while enjoying the benefits of a close knit community.  For me and my fellow 78 million baby boomers, it meets the needs of an aging demographic that rejects traditional senior housing.  It [...]

  • Featured, Housing

    Posted on February 21st, 2012

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    affordable senior housing, aging in place, Assisted living, elder co-housing, group home, Independent living, independent senior livinguniversal desigh, naturally occuring retirement communities, NORC, senior housing, senior housing options

    SENIOR HOUSING OPTIONS: AGING IN PLACE & INDEPENDENT

    According to an AARP survey, 89 % of people 50 and older prefer to remain at home as they age. Almost everyone prefers to live as independently as possible.  Here are some of the best options for senior housing that allow for high to moderate independence: AGING IN PLACE Description: Live in own home, making [...]

  • Featured, Quality of Life

    Posted on February 15th, 2012

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    aging, aging parents, baby boomers, Dallas, extended family, health care for senior citizens, laughter is best medicine, retirement community, retirement home, retirement living, senior citizens, senior housing, senior olympics, Seniors, sychronized swim

    HEALTH CARE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS: LAUGHTER STILL BEST

    Retirement living is what you make it. Here is yet another example of how great art can transform lives.  I laughed ’til I cried.

  • ElderCare, Featured

    Posted on November 26th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

    Tags

    Assisted living, assisted living industry, Baby Boom Generation, baby boomers, boomers, elder care, elder care home, elder care industry, elder care locator, eldercare, eldercare locator, eldercare planning, Elderly care, Health care, healthcare, Nursing home, over-90, senior housing, senior living

    ELDER CARE INDUSTRY: 90+ AGE GROUP TRIPLES

    One of the biggest issues facing the elder care (eldercare) industry is that we’re all hanging around longer.  The over-90 age group now numbers almost 2 million – triple the number just 30 years ago. MONEY AND HEALTH TAKE PRIORITY Unfortunately, all is not rosy for many in that age category.  Many have outlived whatever [...]

  • Featured, Housing

    Posted on November 24th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    affordable housing, aging adults, aging parents, Assisted living, baby boomers, boomer, granny flat, granny home, housing for seniors, mother-in-law suite, multigenerational housing, Nursing home, senior homes, senior housing, universal design

    HOUSING FOR SENIORS: GRANNY HOMES

    WHAT IS A GRANNY HOME? A granny home, granny flat, or mother-in-law apartment can be a small addition to a single family house which takes advantage of existing framing.  This is multi-generational housing that provides a way to share one’s home while providing the privacy of  another self-contained home.  A granny home is a creative [...]

  • Housing

    Posted on October 29th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    Assisted living, assisted living apartments, Independent living, senior citizen housing, senior housing, senior housing options, senior independent living, senior living apartments, senior living communities, senior living facilities

    SENIOR LIVING APARTMENTS: INDEPENDENT VS ASSISTED

    Assisted (supportive) Living  and Independent Living are two different kinds of senior housing.  This short video explains the difference.

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