The senior living industry is charting new territory, defining how the next normal will look. The pandemic has shifted operational models and torn the threads of connectivity that caregivers, residents, and families share with one another. Meeting current minimum design requirements for senior living and nursing facilities is no longer enough. Resident and caregiver health and safety are the epicenter of our considerations, with social and emotional connectors as a close second. We have examined areas where design produces immediate positive results.
Thought leadership provided by Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. (SSR), Schaefer Construction, and Plunkett Raysich Architects.
