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For decades, the dining experience in senior living was the dimension of the transition families apologized for. That era is over — and for discerning residents who have spent a lifetime at exceptional tables, what is now possible is worth knowing.
A $40,000-a-year gym membership with a thousand-person waitlist is not a curiosity. It is a signal. Affluent consumers are reallocating how they spend money — permanently — and the built environment is only beginning to catch up.
The most consequential art decisions of a senior living transition are rarely made by a curator. They are made in an afternoon, under pressure, by a family that has not been given the right framework to think them through.
