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Seven Benefits of a Lifecare Community

By 2040, the demand for senior housing is expected to more than double. One of the fastest-growing options is the Lifecare model, offered by many continuing care retirement communities in Boston and across Massachusetts. Lifecare combines multiple levels of living on one campus—from Independent Living for seniors to Assisted Living, Memory Care and, in many […]

Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) in Massachusetts

For discerning older adults, choosing a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Massachusetts means more than planning for retirement—it is about finding community, financial stability and peace of mind. These CCRCs offer a vibrant lifestyle today along with the reassurance of on-site care and long-term support as your care needs change. But not all CCRCs […]

The Boston Retirement Community Revolutionizing Independent Living

We are delighted to share that The Commons in Lincoln was recently featured in the esteemed online pages of Boston Magazine. Read on to explore the full narrative of our unique approach to retirement living, our commitment to personalized living spaces and the cultivation of an environment that fosters creativity and a sense of belonging. […]

Senior Living 101: A Guide to Understanding Your Senior Living Options

Choosing a senior living community means considering both the lifestyle you want today and the care you may need in the future. Understanding your options, including the different levels of care, financial arrangements and types of communities, is an important first step. One option is a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), which offers Independent Living […]

Five Steps to Finding the Right Senior Living Community

Finding the right senior living community for yourself or a loved one is a significant journey. Taking a thoughtful, step-by-step approach helps you feel confident that the community you choose meets both current needs and future plans. To simplify the search for older adults—and the adult children helping guide the decision—we have broken the process […]