NY Post: These new NYC senior communities aim to replace worry with luxury

Senior Communities aren't like what you think. Seniors now have the option to live better than ever before in these luxury resort style communities.

NY Post: These new NYC senior communities aim to replace worry with luxury

New York City is home to 1.1 million adults over the age of 65.  Over the next 40 years, the number of Americans 65 and older is expected to double, creating a hot market for senior living communities nationwide. 

 

Traditional nursing homes are a thing of the past.  Make way for the new, modern, luxurious and perk packed communities of the future, where day to day life is more like a cruise ship on land. 

 

I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Shivani Vora of the New York Post about how assisted living communities have evolved, and what seniors can expect to see in the future. I think that too many of us have a vision in our head of old-fashioned nursing homes- long, fluorescent lit white hallways and people in wheelchairs or hospital type beds basically waiting to die.

 

Communities nowadays are nothing like this and feature pools, spas, tons of activities, gourmet meals and happy hours, to name just a few amenities one might expect to find.  Seniors now have the opportunity to thoroughly enjoy their golden years with others that have similar interests while maintaining their independence but without the responsibilities that come with staying in their homes.

 

Read the full article from the New York Post here and get the skinny on the trendiest new senior communities in New York, including Inspir Carnegie Hill, The Bristal Assisted Living, The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights, 305 West End Assisted Living and the soon to open Sunrise Senior Living. 

 

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NY Post: These new NYC senior communities aim to replace worry with luxury