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The U.S. population aged over 65 will grow continuously over the next few decades. Subsequently, the demand for retirement housing with various levels of care options will increase in the future. As ...

Many different types of senior living options are available today, but continuing care retirement communities, also called life plan communities, are widely considered the most comprehensive senior ...

Senior living is a broad term encompassing a range of residence options and care needs for older adults. Two common types of senior living are continuing care retirement communities, also called CCRCs ...

What to keep in mind before paying $400,000 to $1 million in entry fees to move into a continuing-care retirement community Many continuing-care retirement communities have long waiting lists. In the ...

Continuing care retirement communities are widening their scope to help retirees age in place, with measured supports and a way to cap the soaring costs of aging.

Deciding where to live later in life isn’t an easy task. Many seniors prefer to stay in their own homes but may need help managing medical issues or day-to-day tasks. Others might move in with their ...

Triangle's continuing care retirement communities have over 7,000 living units. Eight colleges and universities in North Carolina saw revenue grow more than 50% over a five-year span.

The cost of buying into some of the Triangle’s largest continuing care retirement communities has climbed sharply over the ...

As populations age, their care needs change as well. Continuing care retirement communities allow aging individuals to access whatever level of resources they need within the same campus. The levels ...