Choosing the right continuing care retirement community (CCRC or “life plan communities”) can be an overwhelming decision. It’s a decision that involves retirement lifestyle and housing preferences, understanding long-term care, affordability analysis, and much more. We want to help break down the complexity and equip you to make the best decision for yourself or a family member. Below you will find articles and guides to help you get started learning everything you need to know about CCRCs and closely related options. Be sure to also check out our consumer education videos, senior living glossary, and CCRC basics for more information and guidance.
Learn exactly what you need to know about the differences among the various types of residency contracts.
Most life plan communities offer refundable entry fees. But understand the differences between options can be confusing. Here’s a quick overview to help guide you.
Here is a simplified overview of how to compare the key aspects of a continuing care retirement community, or ‘life plan community.’
The costs of moving to and living in a life plan community may be partially deductible, but you need to understand the important details before crunching the numbers.
We’ve seen the popular statistics showing that most people will require at least some level of long-term care during their lifetimes. But the more popular question for many is… for how long?
Many people wonder if their long-term care insurance is compatible with a continuing care retirement community. Learn about the details you need to understand in order to answer this question.
Based on popular questions that MyLifeSite founder, Brad Breeding, has received over the years, this book provides a concise but comprehensive overview of senior living options and important plann ing considerations, particularly as it relates to the complexities of continuing care retirement communities.
Based on popular questions that myLifeSite founder, Brad Breeding, has received over the years, this book provides a concise but comprehensive overview of senior living options and important planning considerations, particularly as it relates to the complexities of continuing care retirement communities.
