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Quick Answer: Medicare covers short-term skilled nursing and rehabilitation care at a CCRC when the facility is Medicare-certified but does not cover long-term care....

There's no single "right time" to move to a CCRC or life plan community, but common signs include wanting a maintenance-free lifestyle, feeling isolated,...

One of the biggest concerns people have about moving to a continuing care retirement community in Concord, NH is whether they'll be able to...

Quick Answer: Evaluating a CCRC requires careful consideration of your current and future needs, thorough research both online and in-person, asking the right questions...

The decision between moving to a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) or aging in place at home is one of the most significant choices...

It's common for adult children, friends, and relatives to look out for the seniors in their family. Whether they're grandparents, uncles, or family friends,...

No matter what age you are, it's normal to forget things occasionally. Yet when tearing around the house looking for your reading glasses becomes...

Quick Answer: There is no difference between a CCRC (continuing care retirement community) and a life plan community. They are the exact same type...

More and more older adults are realizing the upside of downsizing. Moving to a smaller home means a smaller mortgage, lower taxes and utility...