Comments on: Bring On The Life Care For Successful Aging

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Sabina Pade — Tue, 27 May 2008 15:33:25 +0000

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By: LisaB

LisaB — Mon, 26 May 2008 17:39:58 +0000

This is pretty fabulous. Living in the West End of Vancouver – there’s a huge province run seniors housing complex and it was quite nice seeing seniors out and about in their walkers and wheelchairs – meeting up with friends or going down the street to the produce market/park/coffee shop. It must have been great for them – many of whom couldn’t drive.

I contrast that with the seniors facility I saw in Madison, WI out in the middle of nowhere (literally next to a cornfield) where they had to have organized shuttle buses take them to the mall. Or they could brave crossing the 6 lane busy street and walk for 20 min to a target. Which would you pick?

Building seniors housing in dense, walkable neighbourhoods full of amenities is clearly the better idea.