Evolving the Senior Living Business Model

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EVOLVING THE SENIOR LIVING BUSINESS MODEL


TOPIC TEE-UP: Dan Hutson Strategist and Innovator


Evolving the Senior Living Model


Where we are today What needs to change


1920

Population: 106MM 65+: 4.9M (4.6%)


Postwar Years

• Surge in births • Economic prosperity


Today

Population: 331MM 65+: 52MM (15.7%)


2035

65+ > under 18 for first time 78MM vs. 76.4MM


2060

Population: 404MM 65+: 95MM (23.5%)


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23,500 properties 3MM units 5.3MM older adults



“I can’t WAIT until I’m old enough to move into the old folks home,” said no one, ever.








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Our market: 12MM Potential market: 40MM







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Lots of opportunities Most don’t want what we’re selling Competition is growing

Now what?


Let’s reimagine the senior living industry (a modest proposal)


Redefine the job



Purpose


Connection


Stimulation


Pleasure


Fulfillment




Invest in the experience


Develop for the 75% Our market: 12MM Potential market: 40MM


Don’t try to be all things to all people



Stop duplicating and start innovating





Dan Hutson dhutson4994@gmail.com (818) 397-1532


OUR REACTOR PANEL: Charlie Trefzger, CEO, Affinity Living Group Richard Hutchinson, Chief Executive Officer, Discovery Senior Living Kai Hsiao, CEO, Eclipse Senior Living

Moderator: Margaret Wylde, PhD President and CEO, ProMatura Group, LLC





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