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"... we need to have a four hour block of time. it’s $17 or $18 an hour. it’s reasonable. the woman they sent out is a sweetheart. she’s great. they are very nice people. they are very kind and very caring in their work. they are..."

"... they asked me what we needed and then delivered 10 fold!
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Chicago Independent Living Articles

What kind of retirement home is right for an independent senior?

Residents at Willamette View in Portland, Ore., enjoy many activities such as a watermelon social. (Photo courtesy of Willamette View)

Experts give tips on what to consider before moving to an independent living senior center. First, determine your desired retirement home setting, including any health or recreational services you may require.

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.

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.

Senior living choices offer variety of benefits, care options

Whether you're looking for complete care, a social community or to stay at home, there are living options to fit your needs from initial retirement and beyond.

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"... of years. i called to reserve someone, sometimes asked for a particular person, and usually got that person. they came to stay with mom (minimum of four hours), kept her company, fed her, put her to bed, whatever the situation called for. she was very..."

"... accommodating and not pushy. my parent liked the selection of caregiver.
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