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From Dining to Marketing, Active Adult Operators Navigate Shifting Trends

While the senior living industry is preparing for the baby boomers, active adult operators already are looking even farther down the road. With a resident base that is usually in their low 70s, active adult operators have for years grappled with the needs and desires of the boomers.

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While the senior living industry is preparing for the baby boomers, active adult operators already are looking even farther down the road.

With a resident base that is usually in their low 70s, active adult operators have for years grappled with the needs and desires of the boomers.

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While the senior living industry is preparing for the baby boomers, active adult operators already are looking even farther down the road. With a resident base that is usually in their low 70s, active adult operators have for years grappled with the needs and desires of the boomers.

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