required with a choice of traditional
or 90-percent refund plans as well
as monthly service fees of $2,373 to
$4,044. The university location allows
access to all campus activities, sport-
ing events, and classes. It is located
near state-of-the-art medical care fa-
cilities and within driving distance of
several large metropolitan areas.
Trends in technology
For military retirees, a continuing-
care community outside Washington,
D.C., is providing a mix of traditional
retirement with new technology
and innovations. According to Rear
Adm. Kathleen Martin, USN-Ret.,
LAND HERE. LIVE HERE.
community CEO, it is “responding
to the needs of today’s residents and
LOVEITHERE.
anticipating future needs from acces-
sibility to technology through the use
of community partnerships, [wear-
ATLANTIC BEACH FLORIDA’S RETIREMENT LIVING TREASURE
able] monitoring devices for those
at risk for falls, Paro the robotic seal
Discover true retirement freedom living in a welcoming community
for dementia residents [see Rapid
just minutes from the beach, nature preserves, golfing, Naval Station
Fire, page 30] and Innovative Model
Mayport and the cultural attractions of Jacksonville. Enjoy a
of Living apartments.” Innovative
temperate four-season climate, country-club dining, attentive Model of Living apartments use a
household services and resort-quality amenities for staying fit and universal design concept, created by
active—all while you secure your future.
Moira Quinn Leite, that helps resi-
dents age in place and incorporates
To learn more and arrange a free overnight visit, call
improved accessibility into the struc-
(866) 215-1647
ture and function of the apartment.
Residents at this community have
ONE FLEET LANDING BOULEVARD • ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA 32233
access to a library, an indoor pool
www.fleetlanding.com
MOAA-88145
and fi tness center, and a woodwork-
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