A growing number of baby boomers are trading golf carts for campus life, moving into “university retirement communities” ...

A growing number of baby boomers are trading golf carts for campus life, moving into “university retirement communities” ...

Retirement communities are increasingly popular among older adults seeking a comfortable, supportive lifestyle during their later years. They cater to individuals at different stages of aging by ...

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At an assisted living facility, you have your own apartment or home, but nursing staff and caregivers are readily available. ...

Some retirees are choosing university retirement communities to stay intellectually active and socially engaged, though high costs may limit access.

Boomers are leaving 55+ communities, and money is a big reason. Discover 5 financial factors driving this surprising ...

For baby boomers moving into retirement at age 55 and beyond, the cost is more than just a monetary amount; it also represents changing healthcare requirements, lifestyle demands, and social changes.

More than 49 million people age 65 or older live in the U.S., a number that is expected to more than double by 2060. As the older adult population increases, options for retirement living will follow.

Assisted living and continuing care retirement communities ranked high on a new list of industries where occupational injuries and illnesses were above average for the year. The senior living settings ...

Transactions HutsonWood acquires Asbury Place Maryville HutsonWood, a nonprofit organization based in Nashville, Tennessee, has acquired Asbury Place ...

There is a good, and simple, reason senior living communities throughout the Dallas area are undergoing change—consumer demand. Today’s seniors who are transitioning from their longtime homes to ...