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Published by: Global Industry Analysts
Published: Oct. 1, 2009 - 103 Pages
Table of Contents
- 1.OVERVIEW
- Retirement Communities - An Introduction
- Location & Design - Key Factors for
- Retirement Units
- Lifestyle Demands - Vital for Retirement
- Community Setting
- Geriatric Living Solutions - An Overview
- Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs)
- Service Description, Typical Patient Profile and Period of Stay for Skilled Nursing Facilities
- Senior Living
- Independent Living
- Assisted Living
- Continuous Care Retirement Communities
- Service Description, Typical Patient Profile, and Period of Stay in Senior Living Market by Category - Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Continuous Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs)
- Table 1: Number of Residents in Independent Living Units, Assisted Living Units, and Continuous Care Retirement Communities in the US as of 2007
- Leading Companies in the US Senior
- Living Market as of 2007
- Primary Operating Models in Senior Living
- Comparison of Major Operating Models in
- Senior Living Market
- Global Demographics - A Review
- Ageing World Population
- Table 2: Global Aging Population - Percentage Breakdown of Senior Population (Above 65 Years, and Above 85 Years) by Select Region for the Years 2000, 2015, and 2030
- Table 3: Most Populous Countries in the World: Population in Million for the Year 2008 and Projections for 2050
- Table 4: Top 10 Countries with Oldest Population in the World (2007): 65+ Population by Gender for Japan, Italy, Germany, Greece, Sweden, Spain, Austria, Bulgaria, Belgium, and Portugal
- Most of the Aged Population Live in Developed Nations: A Myth
- Table 5: Global Distribution of Population for Age Group (60+,and 80+) by Region for Years 2010 & 2050 (In Million)
- Table 6: Global Average Annual Rate of Change of Total Population for Different Age Groups by Major Region for Years 2009-2050 (in %)
- Distribution of Aged Population
- Table 7: Global Distribution of Population for Age Group (60+, and 80+) by Major Areas for Years 2010 & 2050 (In Million)
- Table 8: Global Average Annual Rates of Change of Total Population for Different Age Groups by Major Area for Years 2009-2050 (in %)
- Table 9: Pace of Population Aging in Developed Countries: Number of Years for 65+ Population to Upsurge from 7% - 14%
- Table 10: Pace of Population Aging in Developing Countries: Number of Years for 65+ Population to Upsurge from 7% - 14%
- Addressing the Needs of Aged Population
- Table 11: Percentage of Assisted Living (AL) Residents Who Require Help for Daily Living Activities - Bathing, Dressing, Eating, Medication Management, Toileting, and Transferring
- Dementia: Imminent Global Healthcare Crisis
- 2.TRENDS & ISSUES
- Housing Industry Adopts Universal Design for Adult Communities
- Credit Crunch Impacts the US Seniors’ Housing Loan Volumes
- Net Worth of Seniors Declines
- Highly Fragmented US Senior Market Offers
- Opportunities for Consolidation
- Recession Generates New Opportunities
- Stable Occupancies and Limited Supply of Units
- 3.MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS
- 4.STRATEGIC CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
- 5.NORTH AMERICAN MARKET PERSPECTIVE
- Seniors Population Continues to Grow
- Improvements in Lifestyles and Life Expectancy
- Senior Care Shifts from Family Care to
- Professional Care
- Investment Trends in Senior Housing
- Senior Women - The Prime Target Customers
- Consolidation of Divided Ownership
- 5a.UNITED STATES
- US Senior Housing Market - An Overview
- Table 12: US Senior Housing Market (2006): Percentage Breakdown of Owner-Occupied US Housing Units by Type of Community
- Table 13: US Senior Housing Market (2006): Occupancy Rates in Percentage for Independent Living Communities, Assisted Living Communities, and Continuous Care Retirement Communities
- Table 14: US Senior Housing Market (2006): Median Length of Patient Stay (in Months) by Facility Type - Independent Living, Assisted Living, Alzheimer's, CCRC, and Skilled Nursing
- Continuing Care Retirement Communities
- Table 15: Primary Channels Used by the US Residents to Pay CCRC Bills (2007): Percentage Breakdown by Channel Type - Medicaid, Medicare, Out of Pocket, Private Insurance and Others
- Background
- Independent Living Communities
- Table 16: Independent Living Communities in the US as of 2006 by Select Province Assisted Living Communities
- Table 17: Assisted Living Communities in the US as of 2006 by Select Province
- Assisted Living Properties - Types
- Table 18: US Assisted Living Market (2006): Percentage Breakdown of Various Settings for AL Residences (by Property Type) - Freestanding Assisted Living, Assisted Living/Dementia Care, Continuing Care Retirement Communities, Assisted Living/Independent Living, Assisted Living/Nursing, and Freestanding Dementia Care
- Table 19: US Assisted Living Market (2006): Percentage Breakdown of Various Settings for AL Residences (by Number of Units) - Assisted Living/Dementia Care, Freestanding Assisted Living, Continuing Care Retirement Communities, Assisted Living/Independent Living, Assisted Living/Nursing, and Freestanding
- Dementia Care
- Public and Private for-Profit Companies:
- Dominance of Private Pay Model
- Table 20: US Assisted Living Market (2006): Percentage Breakdown by Ownership Type - Private-For-Profit, Public-For-Profit, Not-For-Profit, and Others
- Table 21: US Senior Living Market (2006): Percentage Breakdown of Annual Average Cost for Senior Living by Category - Pent-Up Home Equity (Opportunity Cost), Housing, Food, Transportation, Utilities, and Entertainment
- Assisted Living - Dementia Care Facilities
- Service Description, Typical Patient Profile and Period of Stay for Memory Care Facilities
- Table 22: Dementia Care Facilities in the US as of 2006 by Select ProvinceNursing Homes
- Growth of Nursing Homes
- Nursing Home Residents
- Table 23: US Nursing Homes Market (2006): Percentage Breakdown of
- Residents Seeking Assistance in ADL
- Nursing Home Costs
- Table 24: US Nursing Homes Market (2007): Average Nursing Home Costs per Day in US Dollar for Semi-Private Room and Private Room in Select Areas
- Senior Housing - Glance into History
- Table 25: US Assisted Living Market - Growth of AL Properties (2006): Percentage Breakdown by Time Period - Before 1989, Between 1990-1999, 2000 or later
- Key Operators in the US Senior Housing
- Market
- Table 26: US Senior Housing Market (2007): Number of Units for Sunrise Senior Living, Brookdale Senior Living, Emeritus, and Capital Senior Living
- Table 27: US Senior Housing Market (2007): Average Occupancy Rate in Percentage for Sunrise Senior Living, Brookdale, Emeritus, Capital Senior Living, Five Star Senior Living, and Assisted Living Concepts
- Table 28: Brookdale Senior Living - Number of Facilities, Occupancy Ratio, and Total Units/Bed Capacity by Select Community - Assisted Living, Independent Living, and CCRCs
- Table 29: Leading Assisted Living Chains in the US (2007): Number of Facilities, and Bed Capacity for Assisted Living Concepts, Benchmark Assisted Living, HCR Manor Care, Hearthstone Senior Services, Life Care Services, and Merrill Gardens
- Table 30: US Assisted Living Market (2008): Capacity Growth in Percentage and New Units for Bell Senior Living, Erickson Retirement Communities, Senior Management Advisors, and Brightview Senior Living (The Shelter Group)
- Table 31: US Assisted Living Market (2008): Capacity Growth in Percentage and Number of Residents for Grace Management, MBK Senior Living, and Milestone
- Management Services
- Table 32: Health Care REIT (HCN) - Number of Facilities, Occupancy Ratio, and Total Units/Bed Capacity by Category
- Real Estate Investment Trusts
- REITs in the US
- Table 33: US REITs Distribution Coverage for Senior and Residential Housing Market (Q1 2008): Reported FFO (Funds Flow from Operations) in US$ '000 by Leading Companies
- Table 34: Leading Players in the US REIT (Health Care) Market (2007): Percentage Breakdown of Market Capitalization by Company - BioMed, HCP, Inc., Healthcare Realty Trust, Healthcare REIT, Omega Healthcare REIT, Senior Housing Prop Trust, Ventas Inc, and Others
- General Factors Influencing the US Senior
- Housing Industry
- Delayed Retirement of Active Adults: Decline of Independent Living Segment
- Seniors Delay Entry into Adult Communities:
- Constriction of Market Size
- Seniors Seek Short-Term Assistance: Need
- Driven Growth of Assisted Living Segment
- Limited Options to Meet Assisted Living Expenses: Decline in Occupancy Rate
- Table 35: US Assisted Living Market - Primary Payment Sources for AL Residents (2006)-Percentage Breakdown by Payment Type - Self, Family, Medicaid, Insurance, and Other
- Table 36: US Assisted Living Market - Primary Reasons for Residents Leaving AL Facility (2006) - Percentage Breakdown by Reason - Shift to Nursing Home, Death, Shift to Private Home, Another Residence, Hospital, and Others
- Table 37: US Assisted Living Market (2007): Average Monthly Rates in US Dollar for Private Pay Assisted Living Facilities in Select AreasFinancially Constrained Seniors Seek Alternatives
- Adult Communities in Urban Areas: Moderate Occupancy
- Current Status of the Industry: Recapitulating the Impact of Influential Factors
- Adult Community Operators Simplify Procedures and Extend Services
- Active Adult Communities Mull over “Age Desegregation”
- Upscale Assisted Living Segment Remains Strong: Hospitality-based Model
- HUD Revamps FHA to Offset Credit Crisis
- Superimposition with Health Care Industry
- Market Outlook
- Attractive Demographics
- Baby Boomers - A Snapshot
- Generation-Xers - Snapshot
- High Expansion of Capacity Unlikely in Senior Living Industry
- Senior Housing Market Remains Attractive for Investment
- Table 38: US Senior Housing Market (2008): Capitalization Rate and Mean Occupancy for Independent Living, Assisted Living, Nursing Homes, and CCRCs
- Assisted Living Communities
- Table 39: US Current & Future Analysis for Assisted Living Communities - Number
- of New Units for the Years 2008
- through 2012
- Independent Living Communities
- Table 40: US Current & Future Analysis for Independent Living Communities - Number of New Units for the Years 2008 through 2012
- Continuous Care Retirement Communities
- Table 41: US Current & Future Analysis for Continuing Care Retirement Communities - Number of New Units for the Years 2008 through 2012
- Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNF) Versus Senior
- Living: Outlook
- Comparison of Skilled Nursing Facilities and Senior Living Communities in the US
- Table 42: US Current & Future Analysis for Skilled Nursing - Revenues in US$ Billion for the Years 2008 through 2012
- Table 43: US Current & Future Analysis for Senior Living - Revenues in US$ Billion for the Years 2008 through 2012
- Demographic Trends in the US
- Table 44: 65 + Population in the United States by Gender
- Table 45: US Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) - Projections for the Year 2050
- Table 46: US Census Projections in Millions of People by Age for Years 2010, 2015,2020, 2025, and 2030
- 5b.CANADA
- Investments in Canadian Senior Housing
- Industry
- Table 47: Chartwell’s Senior Housing Facilities in Canada (2007): Percentage Breakdown of Property Suite Portfolio by Level of Care -Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Long -Term Care
- Table 48: Chartwell’s Senior Housing Facilities in Canada (2007): Percentage Breakdown of Property Suite Portfolio by Province - Alberta, Atlantic, British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec
- Canadian Adult Communities
- Table 49: 65 + Population in Canada by Gender
- Table 50: Canadian Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) - Projections for the Year 2050
- 6.JAPANESE MARKET PERSPECTIVE
- Japanese Dankai Generation
- Table 51: Living Arrangement of Japanese Older Population: Percentage Breakdown by Mode of Living for Years 1980, 1995, and 2010
- Table 52: 65 + Population in Japan by Gender
- Table 53: Japanese Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) - Projections for the Year 2050
- 7.EUROPEAN MARKET PERSPECTIVE
- Aging Population in Europe - An Overview
- Table 54: European Population Statistics (2007): 65+ Population by Gender for Select Regions - Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Spain, The Netherlands,Turkey, and United Kingdom
- Table 55: European Population Statistics for Age Group (60+, and 80+) - Projections for the Year 2050 for Select Country - Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Spain, The Netherlands, Turkey, and United Kingdom
- Table 56: The Korian Group’s Senior housing Facilities in Europe as of 2007
- 7a.FINLAND
- Overview
- Table 57: Finnish Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) for the Years 2009 and 2050
- 7b.FRANCE
- French Retirement Homes Market
- Table 58: French Retirement Homes Market (2005): Percentage Breakdown by Legal Status - Public, Private (Non-Profit) and Private (Profit)
- Table 59: French Retirement Homes Market (2007 & 2008): Revenues in Million for The Korian Group, and Orpea SA
- Table 60: Leading Private Groups in French Retirement Homes Market (2006): Total Number of Sites, and Nursing Home Beds for Orpea, Korian, Medica, Domus VI, Vendôme and Le Noble Age
- Demographic Trends
- Over 65 Years Age Group
- Table 61: 65 + Population in France by Gender
- Table 62: French Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) - Projections for the Year 2050
- Over 85 Years Age Group
- Table 63: Percentage of Population in French Retirement Homes by Age Group (2006)
- 7c.MONACO
- Overview
- 7d.UNITED KINGDOM
- Overview
- Table 64: UK Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) for the Years 2009 and 2050
- Sheltered Accommodation - Background
- Need for Private Investment
- 8.ASIA-PACIFIC MARKET PERSPECTIVE
- Overview
- Attractive Demographics
- Table 65: Asia-Pacific Population Statistics (2007): 65+ Population by Gender for Select Regions - Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand
- Table 66: Asia-Pacific Population Statistics for Age Group (60+, and 80+) - Projections for the Year 2050 for Select Country - Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand
- Consumer Behavior
- 8a.AUSTRALIA
- Overview
- Demography and Other Growth Factors
- Table 67: Australian Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) for the Years 2009 and 2050
- Current and Future Status of the Industry
- Table 68: Australian Current & Future Analysis of Retirement Communities Market - Revenues in US$ Billion for the Years 2008 through 2012
- 8b.CHINA
- Overview
- Senior Living Market Booming in China
- Rapid Increase in the Costs of elderly Care
- Background
- 8c.INDIA
- Overview
- Senior Care and Living
- Table 69: Indian Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) for the Years 2009 and 2050
- 8d.INDONESIA
- Overview
- Table 70: Indonesian Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) for the Years 2009 and 2050
- 8e.KOREA
- Overview
- Table 71: Korean Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) for the Years 2009 and 2050
- 8f.SINGAPORE
- Overview
- Table 72: Singapore Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) for the Years 2009 and 2050
- 8g.TAIWAN
- Overview
- 9.LATIN AMERICAN MARKET
- PERSPECTIVE
- Boom of American Retirement Communities in Latin America
- Table 73: Latin America Population Statistics (2007): 65+ Population by Gender for Select Regions - Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela
- Table 74: Latin American Population Statistics for Age Group (60+, and 80+) - Projections for the Year 2050 for Select Country - Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela
- 9a.MEXICO
- Overview
- Table 75: Mexican Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) for the Years 2009 and 2050
- 10.AFRICAN MARKET PERSPECTIVE
- Overview
- Table 76: African Population Statistics for Age Group (60+, and 80+) for Select Country/Region - for Years 2009 & 2050
- 10a.MOROCCO
- Overview
- Table 77: Morocco Population by Age Group (60+, and 80+) for the Years 2009 and 2050
- GLOBAL DIRECTORY
AbstractThe global outlook series on Adult and Retirement Communities provides a collection of statistical anecdotes, market briefs, and concise summaries of research findings. The report offers an aerial view of adult and retirement industry, highlights latest market trends, and key market drivers. Market discussions in the report are amply illustrated with 77 fact-rich market data tables, charts, and graphs. Regional markets briefly abstracted include the US, Canada, Japan, Finland, France, Monaco, UK, Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Mexico, and Morocco. The report also offers a recapitulation of recent mergers, acquisitions, and corporate developments in addition to an indexed, easy-to-refer, fact-finder directory listing the addresses, and contact details of 235 companies worldwide.
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