Senior Housing: Big Picture Projections For 2023

Happy, Happy 2023! Welcome to a new near, a new & very powerful weather pattern if you are here in the Bay Area… and new horizons in all areas of real estate! Senior housing trends have been particularly dominated by themes related to the pandemic and isolation over the last 3 years. With inflation, affordability and staffing concerns now outnumbering viral ones, the sector seems to be facing one crisis after another.

But the news is not all bad, and many senior housing executives have made statements that outline their plans and hopes for thriving amidst the obstacles both behind us and ahead. The reads below offer some substantial insights into what some of the nation’s biggest senior living providers have planned, as well as what chief features will shape the care and housing landscape. Click the titles to access the articles in full.

Senior Living Executive Forecast 2023: Pivoting Away From ‘Crisis Mode’

Executives from 7 major senior living companies share their outlook and priorities for 2023.

Long Term Care Industry Outlook for 2023 

In this read from Provider Magazine, nearly a dozen chief medical officers and other high-ranking executives in the senior care industry share their forecasts related to technology, precautions, processes, resident services and more.

Workforce Housing: Solution to Senior Living Labor Shortage?

This analysis from Globe Street publications offers a progressive solution to the senior staffing shortage – factoring workforce housing into senior housing developments.

We know that the 3 reads above offer a lot of food for thought; this is a topic we will follow as 2023 marches on and we do too!

All my best,

Bobbi

Bobbi Decker
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