Retirement communities are self-contained housing communities designed and designated for older adults. These communities offer meal programs and typically have a focus on social and recreational activities.
Retirement Communities differ greatly in terms of services and amenities offered. Continuing Care Retirement Communities provide differing levels of care such as long term care and/or assisted living on the same campus if these levels of care are needed. These facilities may require an entrance or endowment fee. Some CCRC's also offer Life Care Programs which eliminate the financial liability for the cost of long term care in a persons later years. Independent Retirement Communities offer campus-like settings with many of the same services and amenities provided by CCRC's under a monthly rental agreement (no endowment fee). Room and Board Facilities may provide efficiency style apartment units that provide meals, emergency response, and common space to its residents. Usually no kitchen is available in the individual units.
Retirement Communities differ greatly in terms of services and amenities offered. Continuing Care Retirement Communities provide differing levels of care such as long term care and/or assisted living on the same campus if these levels of care are needed. These facilities may require an entrance or endowment fee. Some CCRC's also offer Life Care Programs which eliminate the financial liability for the cost of long term care in a persons later years. Independent Retirement Communities offer campus-like settings with many of the same services and amenities provided by CCRC's under a monthly rental agreement (no endowment fee). Room and Board Facilities may provide efficiency style apartment units that provide meals, emergency response, and common space to its residents. Usually no kitchen is available in the individual units.
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