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What Is the Problem with CCRC? Uncovering the Financial and Contractual Risks

Since 2020, at least 16 continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) have filed for bankruptcy, putting thousands of older adults at risk of losing their deposits and homes. Understanding what is the problem with CCRC requires a deep dive into the underlying financial and contractual structures that can turn a promised 'forever home' into a precarious investment.

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What is the best age to move into senior living?

According to census data, the 65 and older population in the U.S. grew by over one-third in the last decade, making the question of when to downsize and move a common concern. So, *what is the best age to move into senior living*? The answer is more nuanced than a single number, depending on readiness rather than age alone.

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Where do old people end up? Exploring senior living options

According to the Administration on Aging, most older adults live independently or with family, but a significant number will need long-term care at some point. The question, 'Where do old people end up?' has a complex answer, encompassing a wide range of living arrangements tailored to different needs and preferences as people age.

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How Many Life Care Centers are There in the US? A Breakdown of Facility Types

While the name "Life Care Center" refers to a specific company, many people use the term generically for long-term care facilities. In 2020, there were more than 15,000 certified nursing homes in the U.S., a number that does not include other types of senior living arrangements often mistaken for life care centers.

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