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3 Ideas for Expanding Middle-Market Senior Housing and Care Options

3 Ideas for Expanding Middle-Market Senior Housing and Care Options

As the baby boomer generation ages, a vast number of middle-income older adults will be entering the market for senior housing and care…

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