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The seniors housing industry has dramatically changed. While "I would never live in a nursing home nor want anyone I love to live in a nursing home," was a refrain frequently voiced for several generations, seniors housing (including many nursing homes) now presents a wide range of choices that merit serious consideration for the aging population. The U.S. Census bureau projects that the current figure of 35 million people over the age of 65 will increase to 75 million on the next 21 years. This paper explores the present state of the seniors housing industry and how the future seniors housing community will evolve to meet expectations and be commercially successful.
"Scrunch your face up like a raisin, and then open your jaw and stick out your tongue and go aaahhh," says the yoga instructor. Her four students, one in a wheelchair, break into giggles.
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