Shifting Perspectives to Resident-Centered Design

As the Long-Term Care industry refocuses the traditional care model to include the needs, attitudes, and comfort of residents at the operational level, this new “resident-centered care model” creates tremendous implications for cultural change. Facilities can no longer be designed only for the convenience and efficiency of care-providers, owners, and operators. Instead, how we conceive of these spaces must support a new cultural paradigm.

Explore this topic further by reading two articles published by our Director of Senior Living, Stuart Barber in Senior Housing News and EFA (Environments for Aging) Magazine — or enjoy the video below, hosted by Building Design + Construction Magazine.