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Change can be daunting—especially when you’re considering senior housing for yourself or a loved one. But moving to a retirement community can be an exciting and positive change. The right senior housing can provide you or your loved one with beautiful surroundings, organized activities, a community of peers, and the right level of services to make life comfortable and easy. Check out our free resource for locating housing for seniors in your area—and find a retirement community to look forward to.
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Featured Properties
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Sunrise of Windsor
Located minutes from a thriving downtown centre in the heart of Riverside and facing the beautiful...
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Tapestry at Village Gate West
In redefining the familiar model of traditional seniors’ communities, Tapestry Retirement...
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Thorne Mill on Steeles
Thorne Mill on Steeles is located in Thornhill, on Steeles Avenue, close to Bathurst Street...
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The Arbors at Oak Park Place
The Arbors at Oak Park Place offers 81 luxury 55+ senior apartment homes which is the anchor of Oak...
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Meadowmere Madison Assisted Living Community
Located conveniently off Interstate 94, Meadowmere Assisted Living Community has provided a...
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Citadel Retirement
The Citadel is the East Valley's premier full-service senior community! Firmly established as one...
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A reverse mortgage is a type of loan where the bank makes available the value of the home’s equity. The homeowner can withdraw the principal of the mortgage in a lump sum, in monthly payments, as a revolving line of credit, or in a combination of these options....
Mom or Dad Moving In? How to Deal With a Multi-Generational Household
More and more older Americans are moving back in with their kids—and their grandkids. Approximately 49 million Americans, or about 16% of the total population, live in a household with two adult generations as of 2008, according to the Pew Research Center....
Having Trouble Finding a Primary Care Doctor? What to Do
If you’re about to turn 65 and qualify for Medicare, take note—you may have to switch doctors. With many primary care doctors not accepting Medicare, it’s not unusual for people who qualify to suddenly be faced with the necessity of switching from a doctor they’ve had for years....
What Kind of Care Can You Expect From an Independent Living Facility?
Recently, 87-year-old Lorraine Bayless—a resident of Glenwood Gardens Skilled Nursing Facility in Bakersfield, California—collapsed on the ground....
Loved One In the Hospital? How to Be Their Advocate
If someone you love is in the hospital, this can be a bewildering, stressful, and painful time. And although ideally everyone in the hospital would receive the same level of excellent care, this is not always the case....

