Retirement Update 2013
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PROVIDERS OFFER OPTIONS THAT FIT CHANGING NEEDS AND DESIRES OF RESIDENTS By Alyssa Reck
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he thought of aging takes the back seat in the drive of life, but the baby boomers who have worked their entire adult lives and are ready to relax might want to start looking at retirement community options before it becomes a necessity. By pre-planning, retirees can make choices about the next step whether it includes an independent living facility or one that offers short- or long-term care. Cincinnati has a variety of retirement communities, including Episcopal Retirement Homes and Evergreen Retirement and Wellness Community. Evergreen Retirement and Wellness Community in Finneytown sits on 65 acres of land that looks and feels like a country club with amenities that include a golf course, lush courtyards and restaurantstyle dining. One of the biggest draws is the atmosphere. “Our dining experience is second to none, meals are served restaurant style with hosts and servers,” says executive director Jeremy Yates. Residents will find their meals made by an executive chef and staff, serving healthy and nutritious meals. It also provides a cozy environment that is perfect for socializing with other residents. Pet owners don’t have to worry about leaving their beloved companions behind either. “Evergreen has a pet-friendly policy that welcomes residents and their pets. We are Evergreen Retirement Community offers residents pet friendly options. w w w.
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