What’s important to you is important to us. Security. Independence. Peace of Mind.


WIND CREST


When you make your home at an Erickson Living® retirement community, you’ll enjoy the independent lifestyle you value with added security for the future. For more than 30 years, our network of communities has worked to deliver the best retirement living experience in the country. Today we have 19 communities in 11 states.


As an Erickson Living resident, you could benefit from:


• Maintenance-free apartment homes • Predictable and affordable monthly costs • On-site medical center • Modern fitness center and all-season pool • Chef-prepared meals at on-campus restaurants • 24-hour security and maintenance staff


• Full continuum of care, including assisted living, memory care, and rehabilitation


Make a wise choice for your future, your finances, and your family. Call 1-877-638-3828 today for your free brochure.


Highlands Ranch, CO


DEVONSHIRE AT PGA NATIONAL Palm Beach Gardens, FL


TALLGRASS CREEK Overland Park, KS


CHARLESTOWN Catonsville, MD


OAK CREST Parkville, MD


RIDERWOOD Silver Spring, MD


BROOKSBY VILLAGE Peabody, MA


LINDEN PONDS Hingham, MA


FOX RUN Novi, MI


SEABROOK Tinton Falls, NJ


WINDSOR RUN Matthews, NC


ANN’S CHOICE Warminster, PA


MARIS GROVE Glen Mills, PA


EAGLE’S TRACE Houston, TX


HIGHLAND SPRINGS Dallas, TX


ASHBY PONDS Ashburn, VA


GREENSPRING Springfield, VA


Use your smartphone to scan the code and download more information about Erickson Living communities.


EricksonLiving.com


CEDAR CREST Pompton Plains, NJ


LANTERN HILL New Providence, NJ


11264729


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