past present future of senior living in northern va
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Steve Gurney, Publisher SourceBook
SENIOR
LIVING
TRENDS &
DEVELOPME
NTS
25 Years of Senior Living!
25 Years of Senior Living!
25 Years of Senior Living!
The Present - Senior Housing
Inventory
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Ave. Monthly/Daily Ave. Entry Fee
CCRC 14 4,627 331 $ 2,450 $ 4,885 $ 238,706 $ 437,857
Independent 70 13,887 198 $ 1,709 $ 2,722
Assisted 103 4,912 48 $ 4,082 $ 5,656
Nursing 41 4,884 119 $ 255 $ 315
Total 228 28,310
Alexandria, Arlington, Fauquier, Falls Church City, Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William
The Present
Northern VA population 65+ is generally younger, healthier and wealthier than in other parts of the country
Because of the high cost of housing in the region, there are a significant number of older residents that are economically insecure, and are therefore experiencing poverty, are under-insured, and are relying more and more on in-home care. There is a clear need to support seniors aging in place.
The Future – Northern Virginia
Rides
Provides transportation options to
Northern Virginians who would not
otherwise have mobility access, by
offering a coordinated volunteer-driver
transportation model to community
groups. This initiative was developed by
the Jewish Community Center of
Northern Virginia in partnership with the
Jewish Council for the Aging, Fairfax
County Long Term Care Coordinating
Council, the Giving Circle of HOPE,
Volunteer Fairfax, representatives of
community nonprofit social service
providers, and the Community
Foundation for Northern Virginia.
The Future – The Stories
Walkable suburban
community will have
an on-site concierge
or “co-author” to
connect residents to
services, programs
and wellness
options.
The Future – Goodwin House at
Home
For people who want to combine the independence of living at home, with the security of life care benefits found in a continuing care community.
Goodwin House at Home is the first program of its kind in Northern Virginia and the second approved in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Five plans have a one-time Membership
Fee that is based on your age at the
time you join the program. The Monthly
Fee varies based on the plan you have
chosen
The Future – The Crossings at
Chantilly
Harmony Senior Services offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care services.
In Development: Lorton, VA – Assisted Living/Memory Care
The Future – Dulles Healthcare &
Rehab
Formerly
Commonwealth
Healthcare & Rehab.
83,720 square foot
facility166 beds in 102
units
Opening Fall 2015
The Future – Waltonwood
Waltonwood Ashburn
will feature
Independent Living,
Assisted Living and
Memory Care.
Opening 2016
The Future – The Tribute at Heritage
Village
128-unit assisted living and memory care in
Gainesville is the first development for Thrive
Senior Living in the area. Located at the front
entrance of Heritage Hunt
The Future – Brightview Fairfax
74,000 square assisted living and memory care housing within personalized homes for residents. The four-story building includes 94 units, of which 68 are studio, 21 are one bedroom, and eight are two-bedroom apartment
Steve Gurney
Publisher
703-966-6182
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www.retirement-living.com
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