3 Tailwinds Boosting Senior Living’s Recovery — And How Providers Can Benefit Most

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From the effects of the delta variant to a worsening labor crisis, the senior living industry faces myriad challenges — but there are also powerful tailwinds that are propelling a pandemic recovery and should lead to a bright future for the sector.

The recent experience of Bild & Company Founder and President Traci Bild illustrates several of these helpful trends.

Earlier this year, Bild moved her mother to a life plan community in Florida. The decision was precipitated by a series of hospitalizations during the Covid-19, but solidified by rising home values that allowed Bild and her husband to sell the condominium in which her mother lived, for double their purchase price.

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