Blog2026-03-09T09:43:46-04:00

Welcome to the AgingIN Blog

We believe aging with dignity, purpose and joy isn’t just possible, it’s overdue. At AgingIN, we’re dedicated to supporting person-directed living and empowering cultures of care, driven by the pioneering legacy of THE GREEN HOUSE® Project and the wider culture-change movement.

Our blog is where thought-leadership meets real-world action. Here you’ll find:

  • Insights and innovations in senior living, memory care, home care and skilled nursing
  • Stories from practitioners, caregivers and community leaders who are doing things differently
  • Research made practical – turning data into solutions you can apply now
  • Announcements, events and updates from our global network of change-makers

For leaders, caregivers and advocates pushing for a better aging future, this is the home base for change with intention.

Explore our latest posts below and joinIN the movement toward person-directed living.

Introducing Brain Bytes: Bite-Sized Brain Health for Every Age with Dr. Kelly Tremblay

February 15, 2026|

Beginning February 27, Elevate Eldercare and AgingIN will launch a new monthly microcast, Brain Bytes, hosted by neuroscientist, audiologist, educator, and global health advocate Dr. Kelly Tremblay. Designed to deliver clear, practical insights in under 15 minutes, Brain Bytes exists for one reason: to make brain health understandable and actionable for everyone. […]

Pioneering Affordable Senior Living: Insights from Joe Jasmon

February 10, 2026|

In a recent podcast chat, Susan Ryan, the CEO of AgingIN, caught up with Joe Jasmon, CEO of American Health Care Manager and co-founder of Elevate Senior Living. Joe opened up about his journey from hospitality gigs at Hyatt to fixing up hospitals and senior communities. He talked about shaking up the middle-market scene, turning senior living into places that feel like home: full of freedom and purpose, and no “senior prison” feel. Drawing from his own grandma’s tough experience with dementia care when he was 16, Joe emphasized designing communities that truly honor people, using the customer-first approach he picked up at Hyatt. […]

Pioneering Brain Health in Senior Living: Insights from Michele Holleran

February 4, 2026|

In a recent podcast episode, Susan Ryan [CEO of AgingIN] sat down with Michele Holleran [Founder of Holleran Community Engagement Research & Consulting and CEO of DeArment Consulting] to dive deep into the evolving world of senior living. Michele, a trailblazer in the field, shared her extensive journey and insights on brain health, longevity, and holistic well-being. […]

Dr. Gautam Gulati on Designing for Longevity

January 30, 2026|

Sometimes the most interesting people who specialize in aging and wellness aren’t the ones who followed a straight path. They’re the ones who zig-zagged their way to that big idea. In a recent conversation, Susan Ryan, CEO of AgingIN, sat down with Dr. Gautam Gulati (MD, MBA, MPH), better known as Dr. G, aka “The Status Quo Agitator.” And that nickname isn’t just branding. Dr. G’s career has been built on challenging systems, questioning assumptions, and pushing the boundaries of what healthcare and wellness can look like. […]

Innovating Senior Living: Bob Kramer on Longevity, Leadership, and the Future of Aging Services

January 27, 2026|

If you’re tuned into the world of senior living or just curious about how we’re rethinking aging in today’s society, you’re in for a treat. The aging services industry is at a turning point. With longer lifespans, shifting expectations, and growing demand for senior housing, leaders must rethink traditional models and embrace innovation. Bob Kramer, founder of the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC) and Nexus Insights, has spent decades shaping this sector. In a recent discussion, Kramer shared his journey, insights, and vision for the future of senior living. […]

Leading with Heart: Bob Chapman’s Vision for Truly Human Leadership

November 17, 2025|

Every day, across every corner of aging services, from senior living communities to PACE programs, from skilled nursing centers to small-house homes, care professionals show up with extraordinary heart. They carry the emotional, physical, and human weight of supporting older adults through some of life’s most vulnerable chapters. Their compassion is the backbone of our sector. […]

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