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Home › News › Top Trends in Aging Services: Preparing for Historic Changes

Top Trends in Aging Services: Preparing for Historic Changes

Posted on January 7, 2020 by Jodi Boyne

Senior living and care organizations are facing a time of great uncertainty, and the speed and diversity of change seems unparalleled. Health Dimensions Group (HDG) recently published its Top Trends in Aging Services: Preparing for Historic Changes list for 2020.

Craig Abbott, HDG Executive Vice President of Growth, said the following trends, along with expected implications, will have significant bearing within the senior living space:

  • Occupancy and growth challenges
  • Increase needs for low- and middle -income seniors
  • Momentous workforce challenges
  • Exceptional customer experience

To learn more, read Abbott’s commentary in McKnight’s Senior Living or download the 2020 Top Trends in Aging Services report via the HDG website.

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