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Overbuilding in Assisted Living - Part 2

Assisted Living Network's Podcast

Release Date: 09/10/2018

Business Plans For Opening An Assisted Living Home show art Business Plans For Opening An Assisted Living Home

Assisted Living Network's Podcast

The number one reason to have a business plan is for you, so that you have clarity of vision of who you are, what you're doing and where you're going. The second reason for a business plan is to help raise capital. No private investor or a lender is going to give you the money you need without a business plan.

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You can turn your home into senior housing anywhere from independent living up to Assisted Living. Independent living is senior safe. I mean grab bars, smoke detectors, wider doors, trip hazards removed. That home itself maybe has four bedrooms.

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As our family ages they start to need more. Their independence is gone and they don’t want to admit that they may not be capable emotionally or physically.

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A long time ago Assisted Living meant a big institution. Today it is completely different. When you think about living at an Assisted Living home, it has all of the comforts of home and there's other people in that home.

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Offline Marketing is having brochure, flyers and business cards. The brochures should match your website and your online presence. You only get one chance to make a first impression.

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Hospice provides benefits for people at end of life care.The money that pays for it is provided through the government, which comes from our tax dollars.

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You probably haven’t even considered putting mom or dad into a home. You just got to a point where it was harder than you thought and you didn't have the time, the skills or maybe the heart.

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Learn from other people's success. Learn from other people's mistakes. Learn from other people's experience who's actually doing it, not just talking about it.

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20 years ago when we first heard about assisted living, we all heard about the silver tsunami that was coming.They were sharing it from the business perspective but there was nobody there to show how it's done.

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You're going to work at something, you're going to get good at something, the question is what. And what are you willing to do in order to get the return that you say that you want?

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When we talk about overbuilding,  five years from now are we really going to need this? Let me help you with some math right now there are 77 million baby boomers, 10,000 people a day are turning 65, but more importantly, over 4,000 a day are turning 85. That is 1.5 million people turning 85 every single year. Not all of them are going to survive to  86 or 90. And not all of them are going to need assisted living. But if just 20 percent of them need assistance with their activities of daily living for an average of three and a half years.

So 1.4 million 85 year olds that will need additional help in the next five years. And most people would rather live in a home, where the care is five residents to one caregiver, where the food is fresh and it's coming from a kitchen that's 25 feet away. Where they can live in a room, maybe a private room, but live in a home. The reality is they are looking for friends and companionship. They're aging and they are coming and we have an opportunity to take advantage of providing for them this home, help, and service. And the need is only going to increase.