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This article will go over what a typical Independent Living home is like at CCRCs. You will learn what you may or may not be able to do with the customization and personalization of your new living space. You will also learn some tips for negotiating with your CCRC for some extras.
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This article explains the meanings of the different terms associated with CCRCs and elderly living facilities. It also discusses different types of payment and/or fees that CCRCs may use.
In this article we discuss the different senior housing amenities that may be included when living at a retirement community including the resident's board, meals, mail, and social workers.
This blog post discusses the costs and insurance options associated with living at a CCRC. Read below to learn more about what kind of fees to expect and the options you may have for health insurance.
If you've been starting to look into some form of assisted living for yourself or a loved one, you might have begun to realize just how overwhelming the search can be.
In this post you will learn about the maintenance that is included when you move to a CCRC .
Did you know that by 2060, the number of Americans aged 65 or older will go from 46 million to 98 million, more than doubling? Or that America's elderly population will surge from 15 percent to 24 percent?
If you are applying to a CCRC you will need to be familiar with the contract you will be required to review and sign. Read below to learn more information about what may be included in your contract.
Are you part of the 12 percent of U.S. parents who also provide care for an elderly parent?
