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Weekly Newsletter

Sunday, September 20, 2026

Features of the week

A Place to Rest After a Lifetime of Service

Antipolo Diocese plans a retirement home where elderly priests can live with care, dignity, and companionship after decades of serving their communities Antipolo, Philippines, 7 September 2026 – After spending decades caring for others, elderly and retired priests of the...

How AI Is Helping Senior Care Providers Turn Inquiries Into New Opportunities

From answering questions around the clock to helping teams respond faster, artificial intelligence is becoming a valuable tool for senior living marketing and customer engagement Chicago, 31 August 2026 – Senior care providers are facing a changing marketplace where families...

New York City Retirees Keep Traditional Medicare Coverage After Years of Uncertainty

About 250,000 retired municipal workers will retain their existing healthcare arrangement as the city steps away from a proposed Medicare Advantage transition New York City, New York, 10 August 2026 – Nearly 250,000 retired New York City workers have avoided...

Sleepless No More? New Aged Care Rules Raise Concerns Over Respiratory Support

Australia’s updated aged care system aims to improve senior care, but changes in funding for respiratory support devices are creating unexpected challenges for older people living with serious breathing conditions Sydney, Australia, 20 July 2026 – Australia’s aged care system...

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Aging in Place Renovation: Designing Homes for a Longer, Better Life

The aspiration to remain in one's own home throughout later life is deeply human. Home represents familiarity, identity, and community. Yet many of the homes people occupy today were not designed to accommodate changing physical, cognitive, and sensory needs....

The bed is not the mission: an aged care CFO on why we should want fewer of our residents to need us.

There is a question a provider CFO must be honest about, even when it sits awkwardly against the balance sheet. Is it in our financial interest for an older person to stay in their own home rather than move...

The Missing Link: How Other Countries Are Building a True Continuum of Care

Ageing in place is based on a simple principle: that people can stay independent for as long as possible, moving into higher levels of care only when there is a genuine need, without their life being disrupted more than...

Beyond Ramps and Rails: The Unseen Health Infrastructure of Aging in Place

More Than a Home Renovation When we think about aging in place, we often picture physical renovations. Grab rails in bathrooms. Wider doorways. Non-slip flooring. Better lighting. Smart home technology. These are the visible changes designed to help people remain...