FALL 2016 Retirement Guide
ACTS Retirement-Life Communities Inc.,
www.ACTSretirement.org ACTS is one of the largest not-for-profit continuing-care retirement community (CCRC) organizations and has a long his- tory of serving military families. We op- erate 21 campuses in eight states from Pennsylvania to Florida, with several near active duty military installations. ACTS communities offer resort-style amenities, affordable pricing, and tax- deductible fees; ACTS Life Care provides superior care without increasing monthly fees. (See ad on page 89.) PET FRIENDLY
Erickson Living, 701 Maiden Choice Lane, Baltimore, MD 21228, (877) 638- 3828,
www.ericksonliving.com Erickson Living, a national leader in developing and managing CCRCs, is headquartered in Baltimore. Erickson Living offers worry-free retirement living in Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia. These amenity-rich, campus- style communities are designed to add more living to your life while giving you peace of mind for your future. (See ad on page 81.)
Senior Living Communities, 3530 Toringdon Way, Suite 204, Charlotte, NC 28277, (704) 246-1620,
www.senior-living-communities.com For more than 25 years, Senior Living Communities has redefined senior living by helping members live longer, healthi- er, and happier lives through award-win- ning wellness programs. Headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., Senior Living Commu- nities offer maintenance-free retirement living at RidgeCrest in Mount Airy, N.C.; Homestead Hills in Winston Salem, N.C.; Summit Hills in Spartanburg, S.C.; Cas- cades Verdae in Greenville, S.C.; Bright- water in Myrtle Beach, S.C.; The Lakes at Litchfield in Pawleys Island, S.C.;
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Marsh’s Edge in St. Simons Island, Ga.; Osprey Village in Amelia Island, Fla.; and The Stratford in Carmel, Ind. Our com- munities embrace The Weller Life (living a lifestyle in an affordable, yet luxuri- ous community). From restaurant-style dining to maintenance-free accommo- dations, residents of our independent- living retirement communities enjoy a Weller lifestyle while maintaining their independence. Additional care options include assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation.
ARIZONA La Loma Village, 14154 Denny Blvd., Litchfield Park, AZ 85340, (623) 748- 4850,
www.lalomaliving.org La Loma Village, a Sun Health Senior Living Life Care Community, is home to many military retirees who enjoy the camaraderie of fellow veterans and base privileges at nearby Luke AFB. Those who call La Loma Village home enjoy resort-style amenities and a variety of daily events, as well as access to dining, shopping, and entertainment venues just a short distance from the community. Our ideal location, innovative programs, and flexible residence options make our community truly special.
La Posada, 350 East Morningside Road, Green Valley, AZ 85614, (520) 648-8131,
www.posadalife.org Enjoy the beauty of southern Arizona! La Posada is an accredited CCRC just south of Tucson. We offer a wide range of apartment, garden-home, and single- family residences on more than 100 beautiful acres. Refundable entrance fees start under $67,000. Three levels of as- sisted living are available on site. (See ad on page 39.) PET FRIENDLY.
Retire Sierra Vista, 21 East Wilcox Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635, (520) 458-6940,
www.retiresierravista.com Sierra Vista, Ariz., offers average daytime
temperatures of 75 degrees and plenty to do (without the hassle of crowds), from golf to historical sites to birding, and is comfortably affordable. Sierra Vista is near Fort Huachuca and popular with retiring veterans. Ask about our $199 “pretirement” sampler for two that in- cludes hotel, meal deals, and more. Visit our website or call to learn more. (See ad on page 76.)
CALIFORNIA Altavita, formerly Air Force Village West, 17050 Arnold Drive, Riverside, CA 92518, (800) 729-2999,
www.livealtavita.org Altavita is Southern California’s most expansive CCRC and active retirement community, built upon a foundation of strong values and a dedication to service. Our beautifully landscaped 221-acre campus offers everything you need to live within an actively engaged environment with residents who share an independent outlook on life. You also will have peace of mind in knowing that should your needs change, you will be cared for by the same people you have come to know and trust. (See ad on page 75.)
Paradise Valley Estates, 2600 Estates Drive, Fairfield, CA 94533, (800) 326- 0419,
www.pvestates.com Paradise Valley Estates is Northern Cali- fornia’s only CCRC founded by military officers. The 68-acre community offers fully maintained homes and apartments, with features including a fitness center, swimming, tennis, gourmet dining, and golf at a nearby course. Assisted-living and skilled-nursing services are available on site. Our community is accredited by the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and Con- tinuing Care Accreditation Commission (CCAC). Call to schedule a personal tour or an overnight stay. (See ad on page 73.) PET FRIENDLY
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