Whether you prefer a gated community, an active
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well-focused lifestyle, or a relaxed neighborhood,
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there’s an LCRC community in Florida for you.
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how our Life Care plan provides peace of mind.
ABBEY DELRAY THE WATERFORD
SOUTH 601 Universe Blvd.
1717 Homewood Blvd. Juno Beach, Florida
Delray Beach, Florida 866.791.7165
877.467.7884
www.thewaterford.com
www.abbeydelraysouth.com
VILLAGE ON
ABBEY DELRAY THE GREEN
2000 Lowson Blvd.
500 Village Place
Delray Beach, Florida
Longwood, Florida
800.936.7397
800.432.8833
www.abbeydelray.com
www.villageonthegreenrc.com
HARBOUR’S EDGE
401 East Linton Blvd.
Delray Beach, Florida
800.232.1358
www.harboursedge.com
L C R C
Life Care Retirement Communities is a nationally recognized, non-
profit leader providing life care services for more than 4,000 seniors
residing in 11 communities. Founded in 1976, its mission is to create 9
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the limitless possibilities of senior life, log on at
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EACH DAY IS CHALLENGING.
EACH DAY IS DIFFERENT.
EACH DAY IS REWARDING...
Lieutenant Jamal Gwathney, Physician, USPHS Commissioned Corps
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PROTECTING, PROMOTING, AND ADVANCING
THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE NATION.
“ As a physician in the U.S. Public Health Service
Commissioned Corps, I’m on the front lines of public
health: fighting life-threatening diseases, responding to
emergencies, and caring for patients—many of whom
wouldn’t have health care if not for me. I’m also rewarded
with an excellent package of salary and benefits, including
health coverage, tax-free allowances for housing and
food, 30 days of vacation each year, and much more.”
MAKE THE U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE COMMISSIONED
CORPS THE HIGHLIGHT OF YOUR CAREER.
www.usphs.gov 1–800–279–1605
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