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What's the best age to move into a CCRC? The ultimate guide

While the average entry age for new CCRC residents is in the early 80s, many are discovering that moving earlier offers significant advantages. Making a proactive, rather than reactive, move is often the key to maximizing the social, health, and wellness benefits of a continuing care retirement community (CCRC).

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What is the average age of residents in a CCRC?

While the age of residents can vary, studies indicate that the average age of a new CCRC resident is in their early 80s. A Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) provides a full continuum of care, meaning residents' ages on campus can range from those just entering retirement to those over 100 years old.

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What medical problems will keep you out of a CCRC?

According to the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care, CCRC occupancy rates have been high, indicating strong demand. However, not everyone qualifies for entry. It is crucial to understand **what medical problems will keep you out of a CCRC** before applying, particularly since initial acceptance often hinges on the ability to live independently.

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