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Life After 55: Cradle Of Life is reimagining senior living lifestyle for retired Indians

Sharad Gadsing on why senior living needs to move beyond real estate and ageing, and create communities designed around how people want to live. Senior living is evolving beyond simply providing safe, comfortable homes. For Sharad Gadsing, Co-founder, Cradle Of Life, the opportunity lies in rethi

Life After 55: Cradle Of Life is reimagining senior living lifestyle for retired Indians

Cradle Of Life is transforming senior living for retired Indians by reimagining the lifestyle that awaits those over 55. Founder Sharad Gadsing, inspired by his parents' retirement experience, recognized that while traditional homes offered safety and comfort, they failed to address the evolving needs and aspirations of seniors.

Gadsing and his team realized that elderly individuals are healthier, more independent and better informed, and they should not have their happiness defined by age-related limitations. The concept of "Active Living" at Cradle Of Life encompasses four fundamental aspirations: freedom, purpose, health and happiness. These pillars guide the design of proprietary homes and the creation of community spaces that promote active, fulfilling lives.

The Open Home™ design concept features a central balcony extending to every room, layouts with approximately 10-15% more usable area than traditional homes, and safety through spatial design. Amenities and community spaces are designed to transform free time into opportunities for physical activity, creativity, learning, social interaction and joy.

The 32,000+ sq. ft. amenity ecosystem spans six zones dedicated to wellness, creativity, sports, nature, social interaction and community celebrations. The service model ensures quality, consistency and accountability by providing personalized support, ongoing engagement and a strong sense of community, ensuring that seniors can continue to live independently and happily throughout their retirement years.

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