We still call it independent living. But with residents ageing in place, care coming through the front gate and Village Managers navigating increasingly complex needs, does the term still fit?
Earlier this week, two individuals were recognised in the field of Village Management and Sales at an industry awards night in Brisbane
Inspired by a keynote speech, this Village Manager challenged residents to live their best life. The result? Indoor skydiving.
Last week in Brisbane, two more sector leaders where recognised as Life Members of the Property Council of Australia’s Retirement Living Council.
The sector’s best and brightest were recognised at the National Retirement Living Summit’s Awards night last week in Brisbane. Meet the winners, some of whom are familiar faces.
The Weekly Source reports on new pressures on the retirement village business model under new aged care financial and prudential standards proposed by the ACQSC. The concern from the sector is real. Our summary of the week that was.
Twelve months ago, the NSW Retirement Village Residents Association (RVRA) released the report, Ageing Without Fear. This highlighted the prevalence …
Masonic Care WA’s Manager of Retirement Villages, Emma Benjamin, is the final State and Territory winner to be nominated for the National Village Manager of the Year title.
Levande’s John Neill and Keyton’s Leanne Zannoni join the race for Village Manager of the Year after collecting state Awards for South Australia and Victoria, respectively.
Behind the scenes the Retirement Living Council has been building a case for a left-field home care service model that targets wellness, efficiencies and reducing the number of village residents that enter residential aged care.
The Retirement Living Code of Conduct celebrated its first birthday last week. The new code for retirement villages was developed …
Here’s an initiative we invite you to take part in, based on anecdotal evidence that retirement village insurance premiums are on …