Category: Senior Housing News & Trends

It’s no surprise that the senior living industry is booming — and along with it, opportunities for a very fulfilling career. This multi-faceted industry is growing quickly and offers something for everyone! Our final virtual seminar in our week-long series focuses on starting and growing a career in senior living. The senior living industry is...

We would love to hear what you thought of one of our communities! One of the best ways to let us and others know what you thought is by leaving a review on Google. It’s simple, effective, and can make a positive impact on the experiences of others seeking quality senior living in the area....

Leisure Care is proud of its employees who are always striving to be at the top of their field. As senior living evolves, technology is driving better outcomes for residents and their families. When we know better, we do better. And thanks to Jason Tijsseling, our Vice President of Information Technology, we are investing in...

Ryan Rasar, Partner and Chief Operating Officer of Leisure Care, has been named in the 20 of 2020 Awards, honoring 20 business people in Washington State for exceptional actions during the COVID-19 pandemic. During the COVID-19 pandemic, much well-deserved attention was given to first responders, medical personnel, and essential workers on the front lines. At...

To Our Leisure Care Family, The holidays are upon us and it is fair to say that this year has demanded so much more of us than we ever expected. Though this past year has brought great trials, it has also brought a renewed sense of community in our Leisure Care family. We are a...

The week of September 13, 2020, is National Assisted Living Week. This year’s theme is “Caring is EssentiaAL” and celebrates the care and commitment of essential caregivers in assisted living communities across the country. Caregivers: More Essential than Ever 2020 has highlighted the heroic efforts of caregivers across the globe. Established by the National Center...

By the year 2050, nearly 20 percent of the United States population will be 65 or older, compared to 15 percent today. As the nation ages, experts are also contemplating what the increase in the aging population will mean for the workplace, economy, healthcare, and senior living. Learn more about the Silver Tsunami and how...