Continuing-Care Community Contracts and Fees

Nancy11

12 days ago

Needs more specifics. Things to watch out for, common trouble spots in contracts; most contentious areas after the fact. How about giving us a sample Standard contract or recommended contract? how about rankiing facilities? One problem wiht contracts is the facilities don't post them or let you see them ahead or change anything... recommended attorneys?

Caring Commu­nity

3 months ago

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moralsurgeon­

3 months ago

this verges on illegal. there are ~5 "reviews" on the entire website? they writing is unformative and crassly biased. GIGO, this is the lowest form of secretly-paid-for advertising.

WORTHLESS, PHONY website...

finding assi­sted liv

10 months ago

I need an elder law attorney to explain the contract to me.

pilgrim37

over 1 year ago

I would think that a CCRC community necessary for those that have no children or family. As they age and one should die before the other, who will take care of the remaining one - should he/she develop dementia or alzheimers? With children, there is often a question of who will look after mom or dad? With none, a CCRC community seems to be a great option. Am I missing something here?