Florida is the current epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S., but that has not translated into a lingering occupancy loss for Westminster Communities of Florida. In fact, the organization is maintaining an occupancy rate at around 91% amid those challenges.

CEO Terry Rogers says the key to the organization's ability to maintain stable occupancy is the fact that, in many residents' eyes, the provider's communities are safer than the places where they live. And while the spread of the delta variant does concern Rogers, he also sees other tailwinds that could counteract its challenges.

In this episode of Transform, learn:

- How Westminster Communities of Florida is working to keep residents safe as the delta variant spreads throughout the state

- Why Rogers is exploring branching out into Minka homes or active adult communities

- What Rogers thinks is the next chapter in the senior living industry's ongoing recovery