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Senior care community designers are tasked with creating environments that cater to the unique needs of older adults. While their primary focus has traditionally been on developing spaces that are functional, safe, and livable for seniors, the integration of human-centered design principles can significantly elevate the impact of their work. This approach goes beyond mere

Risk management is paramount in senior care, but it takes on heightened significance in memory care settings. The complex challenges posed by cognitive impairments demand innovative, tailored strategies that go beyond traditional approaches. Caregivers must navigate a delicate balance between ensuring safety and maintaining quality of life. This requires specialized methods to address the unique

Emory Integrated Memory Care in Atlanta is one of nearly 400 participants to participate in a new Medicare alternative payment model as part of a testing process. Selected by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Emory Integrated Memory Care is the only 2024 Georgia practice to test the new Guiding an Improved Dementia

As the frequency and extremity of severe weather events in the United States increases, so does the risk of property damage or even total losses. Although senior care communities purchase insurance with the hope of never needing to use it, the rise in severe weather events such as wildfires and storms is leading more policyholders

Moving into a memory care community marks a significant transition for a resident’s family, bringing emotional challenges and adjustments. The experience can evoke feelings of fear and uncertainty as family members navigate this new phase of care, often grappling with feelings of loss and concern for their loved ones’ well-being. Family members may also face