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"... call us when there is trouble and my husband goes out every week or two. it is expensive but they take good care of her. they have a side for independent living and a memory care side. they provide three meals a day, nurses,..."

"... some friends now, even though she didn't like it at first. but she never liked anywhere she's been at first, she wanted to go home, but that will not be good for her anymore. they assist her and come and check that she drink her medicine on time. ..."

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Assisted living communities bring peace of mind

Kathleen Finn participates in a physical therapy program at the highly rated assisted living home Lotus Senior Care, where she lives in Orange County, Calif.
Photo by Sara Cozolino

For those who need a little help getting by, assisted living can be the perfect balance providing independence and also the care they need.

Independent living provides services for self-sufficient seniors

Nancy and Henry Lennstrom enjoy eating gourmet dinners in the Byron Park dining room, but Nancy prefers preparing breakfast and lunch in their own apartment.
Photo courtesy of Byron Park

Luxury services and a community network are some of the benefits enticing seniors to look at independent living communities.

Remodeling helps seniors age in place

Remodeling to age in place can include installing pull-out kitchen cabinets, a walk-in bathtub or a dishwasher that minimizes the need to bend.
Photos courtesy of National Association of Home Builders and Chuck Tanner

Certified experts make aging in place possible for those who want to stay at home as they get older.

Active adults enjoy retirement in social communities

George Harmer (left) enjoys the camaraderie and many activities Sun City Festival has to offer, such as golf.
Photo courtesy of the Harmer family

For those who are looking to stay active during retirement, adult living communities offer a variety of social opportunities.

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"... second time. he was completely satisfied with it. it was handled well and didn't take too long. he came through it in flying colors as we had expected. i did go with him. the doctors were very informative. it takes some time to get in...."