Senior living operators that are having trouble recruiting staff due to the lack of affordable housing for middle-income workers near their facilities are turning to on-site workforce housing, hotel-to-residential conversions and rent subsidies as solutions.
Montana-based The Springs Living is factoring workforce housing into an upcoming expansion of memory care and assisted living facilities it operates in Whitefish, according to a report in Senior Housing News.
"Now we're going to add independent living and workforce housing. As part of that design process, we're looking at operations for including a tranche of workforce housing as part of that campus," CEO Fee Stubblefield told SHN.
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