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Topic- Trends
The future of aging, part two: preventing disease and preserving function by Jenifer Milner
As population aging transforms society, what issues of significance present new challenges and opportunities for those in the field of active aging? And what effect will these developments have? The International Council on Active Aging (ICAA) asked members of its scientific and industry advisory boards to share their thoughts. In this installment of "The future of aging" series, the spotlight falls on preventing chronic disease and preserving physical function.
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Finding the right place for active aging by Patricia Ryan
What kind of housing will allow aging adults to live well? As the lifestyle preferences of the Boomers diverge from those of previous older generations, developers rethink housing options to meet their needs.
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Trends in active aging
Population, housing and communities intersect to support active lifestyles for older adults. The size of this market creates growth potential for companies and organizations providing services to help individuals age in place.
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Upgrade your wellness center to meet shifting expectations and maximize ROI by John Rude, MS
Continuing care retirement communities and other types of senior living have raised the bar to provide qualified leadership for wellness efforts and strive for successful programs. To become even more effective in this growing industry of wellness and maximize return on investment, organizations should seek higher standards for wellness centers.
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Getting the "balance" right by Colin Milner
With the youngest Boomers celebrating their 50th birthday this year--and exponential growth in older age groups for many years to come--many new opportunities are available to support their health and wellness. One such opportunity is a “balance center.”
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How to energize your aging programs by Colin Milner
Today, most adults are in need of energy. A multitude of issues contribute to the epidemic of fatigue—for example, poor sleep patterns, lack of exercise, inadequate nutrition, long work hours, caregiving responsibilities, medication interactions, stress, and depression. So, energy-boosting solutions are not only a big idea, but also big business. A significant market opportunity exists if you choose to address the energy crisis.
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