ACTS Retirement-Life Communities Inc.,
www.ACTSretirement.com ACTS is one of the largest not-for-profit continuing-care retirement community (CCRC) organizations, operating 23 communities in eight states from Pennsylvania to Florida. ACTS communities offer resort-lifestyle ame- nities, Life Care security, affordable pricing, and tax-deductible fees. ACTS’ Type-A Life Care provides a higher level of care without increasing monthly fees as a result of health needs. Eligible communities are Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF)-Continuing Care Accreditation Com- mission (CCAC)-accredited. (See ads on pages 75 and 113.) PET FRIENDLY
Erickson Living, 701 Maiden Choice Lane, Catonsville, MD 21228, (800) 989-8635,
www.ericksonliving.com Erickson Living is worry-free retirement liv- ing in Denver; Kansas City, Kan.; suburban Baltimore; Silver Spring, Md.; Boston; Novi, Mich.; Tinton Falls and Pompton Plains, N.J.; Philadelphia; Houston; Dallas; and Ashburn and Springfield, Va. These amenity-rich, campus-style communities are designed to add more living to your life. (See ad on page 9.) PET FRIENDLY
The Good Samaritan Society, 4800 W. 57th St., Sioux Falls, SD 57108, (888) 210- 9409,
www.good-sam.com With 240 locations across 24 states, the Good Samaritan Society provides a full continuum of care. Many locations are PET FRIENDLY. (See ad on page 103.)
Kisco Senior Living,
www.kiscoseniorliving.com Based in Carlsbad, Calif., Kisco Senior Living owns and operates 20 senior communities in seven states — California, Florida, Hawaii, Ne- vada, North Carolina, Texas, and Virginia — of- fering independent lifestyle options for seniors as well as licensed assisted living and memory care in some locations. Kisco’s The Art of Liv- ing Well lifestyle creates communities where residents and employees share passions, live and work in balance, and leave a legacy. Since 1990, Kisco’s guiding principles of integrity, dignity, and compassion have balanced the interests of its residents, associates, and busi- ness partners. (See ad on pages 52-53.)
Solstice Communities, (800) 826- 6069,
www.SolsticeMilitary.com Located in Arizona, Florida, and Illinois, more than 30 Solstice communities offer carefree retirement living, wonderful homes, fantastic
amenities, professional community manage- ment, and friendly neighborhoods. Some resort-style amenities include clubhouses, swimming pools, billiards, and shuffleboard, plus fun-filled events and activities calendars. Home prices range from $19,900 to more than $100,000. Schedule a $99, three-day, two- night guesthouse visit today. PET FRIENDLY
ALABAMA Redstone Village, 12000 Turnmeyer Drive, Huntsville, AL 35803, (866) 881-6717, (256) 881-6717 This life-care retirement community offers maintenance-free living in apartments and villas on an 88-acre hilltop site with balcony views of the Tennessee Valley mountains near Redstone Arsenal. A 90-percent refundable entrance fee ensures estate preservation and on-site assisted-living, skilled-nursing, and memory-support care. Amenities include res- taurant-style dining, housekeeping, a fitness gym, a beauty salon, transportation, and un- derground parking. The community is accepting reservation deposits for its Phase IV expansion to be completed in early 2013. (See ad on page 105.) PET FRIENDLY
Westminster Village, 500 Spanish Fort Blvd., Spanish Fort, AL 36527, (800) 843- 3740, (251) 626-2900,
www.westminstervillageal.com This 56-acre, gated life-care community fea- tures garden homes, suites, apartments, car- ports, and complete health services. Amenities include gardens, a library, a wood shop, an art studio, a fitness center, an indoor pool, a put- ting green, and scheduled activities. We are a nationally accredited, five-star-rated, nonprofit community in operation since 1983. (See ad on page 109.) PET FRIENDLY
ARIZONA Royal Oaks, 10015 W. Royal Oak Road, Sun City, AZ 85351, (623) 815-4132,
www.royaloaks.com This 38-acre campus offers vibrant, healthy independent living in 110 casitas and 278 apartments, along with a state-of-the-art fit- ness center, two pools, multiple dining venues, first-class service by an attentive staff, and the friendliest residents in the country. The pet-free, gated campus includes assisted liv- ing and health care centers. Fitch has rated this Lifecare community with an A. (See ad on page 70.)
Splendido, 13500 N. Rancho Vistoso Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85755, (888) 381-8889, email:
info@splendidotucson.com,
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www.splendidotucson.com Splendido is a resort-style CCRC offering sweeping mountain views and spacious apart- ments and villas, plus a 10,000-square-foot fitness center, a spa, an 18-hole putting course, four restaurants, a movie theater, and the Sonora on-site health center. It’s the winner of two Best of 50+ Housing awards and was named one of Tucson’s “Best Places to Live” in 2007 and 2008.
Sun City, (800) 437-8146, (623) 977- 5000,
www.suncityaz.org/moaa and Sun City West, (800) 482-3798,
www.suncitywest.org Sun Cities offer the best value for retirement, and we’re only seven miles away from Luke AFB. Located northwest of Phoenix, these communities offer a low cost of living, low taxes, and the lowest fees. Within the com- munities are Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers. Multiple regulation and executive golf courses in each community, as well as country clubs, are ideal for the golfer. Recreation centers provide access to fitness, bowling, swimming, softball, pickleball, and more. (See ad on page 18.) PET FRIENDLY
ARKANSAS Hot Springs Village, HSV Property Owners’ Association, 895 DeSoto Blvd., Hot Springs Village, AR 71909, (501) 922-5556,
www.hsvpoa.org,
www.hotspringsvillagechamber.com Hot Springs Village is a 26,000-acre gated community nestled in the Ouachita Mountains of central Arkansas. It is a serene community with nine golf courses, 11 lakes, a tennis center with 10 clay courts, 16 miles of hiking trails, a fitness center, a 650-seat performance hall, more than 200 clubs and organizations, and more. (See ad on page 73.) PET FRIENDLY
Westminster Village of the Mid- South, 5215 Southside Drive, Blytheville, AR 72315, (800) 914-2516, (870) 532-6696,
www.wmv.org Create your destiny at Westminster Village of the Mid-South. This rental retirement communi- ty is an exceptional value. Its spacious three- and four-bedroom homes have access to amenities including an activity center, a swimming pool, a wellness center, security patrol, a woodworking shop, a library, free RV parking, the S.A.F.E. alert pendant program, free basic cable, and easy access to an 18-hole golf course, plus residents receive 10 meals a month at the café. Rent starts as low as $595 a month. Sign a three-year lease on any deluxe apartment and pay only $650 a month. PET FRIENDLY
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