Elderly Products

Attitudes towards aging are changing as more people are staying healthier longer. People are more active than they once were.
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Senior Living

Of all the senior
living households by someone 55+ who move each year, one in seven (14 percent)
moves to an age-restricted community. Another 20 percent (or one in five) move to communities
where the majority of people are 55 and older, even if they are not age-restricted.

In senior
living households just those 75 years of age and older who move each year, we find that 30 percent move to age-restricted
housing. Another 23 percent move into communities where the majority of people are 55+, but are not age-restricted.
Since nursing homes and some assisted living residences are not included in these statistics,
he actual percentage of 75+ households who move to age-restricted housing is higher than reported here.

This research data comes from the biennial “American Housing Survey of the Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.”

Gifts for the Elderly

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