3 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in Harvey County, KS
To help you with your search, browse the 1 review below for continuing care retirement communities in Harvey County. On average, consumers rate continuing care retirement communities in Harvey County 5.0 out of 5 stars.
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Kidron Bethel Village
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Continuing Care Retirement Communities near Harvey County, KS
Recent Reviews of Continuing Care Communities in Harvey County
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Review of Newton Presbyterian Manor
We went to one in Newton campus where my great grandmother was, but they're solely on private pay, so that wouldn't have worked out for my mother. The people who assisted me were great, and I enjoy... Read more
Helpful Articles
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What Is a CCRC?
What They Are A CCRC, also referred to as a life-care community, combines residential accommodations with health services. The purpose of a CCRC is to allow residents to receive the appropriate ca...
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5 Signs It's Time to Look for a CCRC
Let’s face it – you still feel too young to move into a retirement community. But your friends and even family might be dropping by with glossy marketing materials touting the continuing care retir...
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Checklist: How to Choose the Right Continuing Care Retirement Community
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The Costs of a Continuing Care Retirement Community
When you hear the phrase “aging in place,” you probably think about modifications and technological changes that allow people to grow old in their own homes. Stair lifts and railings in the shower ...
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CCRC vs. Life Care: Which Contract is Right for You?
The burgeoning senior care market has introduced a slew of new concepts and terms that are easily confused. Many people believe, for example, that life care and continuing care communities are the ...