Military Officer - September 2006 - (Page 62) diakon Strategically Smart. . . Did you know that retirement income is not taxed by the state of Pennsylvania? BOOMTOWN [CONTINUED FROM PAGE 58] Come Home to Carlisle Our residential living cottages are located on a tranquil 80-acre campus, with easy access to shopping and historical sites. And, we’re only three miles from the U.S. Army War College and Carlisle Barracks. Call 717-240-6013, or toll free 800-722-0267, to arrange a personal visit or for more information. this could result in more pressure on boomers to find ways to access and pay for long-term home care. Several community-based agingin-place models have sprung up to address these very issues. A Boston aging-in-place retirement community arose from one group of neighbors’ plans to stay in their homes. Ann R 15ivtehrsary 06 1991 - 20 1 Longsdorf Way I Carlisle, PA 17015 TM www.diakon.org/cumberlandcrossings Many Hands. One Heart. Diakon offers services and housing without regard to race, color, religion, disability, marital status, ancestry, national origin, sexual orientation or gender. Western North Carolina’s premier retirement toll free 800.284.1531 www.deerfieldwnc.org 1617 Hendersonville Rd. Asheville North Carolina 28803 community is about to become even better! A new expansion project with projected completion in 2009 will include a mid-rise apartment building and common spaces, additions to our assisted living and skilled nursing facilities, and increased space for programming, dining, worship and health and wellness. Live the retirement of your dreams in this extraordinary setting, only minutes from the vibrant downtown of Asheville. There’s an increase in the number of intergenerational communities where retirees choose to live among families, single adults, and retirees. For an annual membership fee that ranges from $550 to $780, members receive access to weekly shopping trips and discounted home care services through an arrangement with a local hospital. In Princeton, N.J., a group of about 440 neighbors, some of whom are in their 50s, started an aging-in-place retirement community where residents are committed to providing assistance to each other as they age. Retirement experts anticipate many more such informal communities to emerge over the next two decades. AN EPISCOPAL RETIREMENT COMMUNITY 62 MILITARY OFFICER SEPTEMBER 2006 http://www.diakon.org/cumberlandcrossings http://www.diakon.org/cumberlandcrossings http://www.deerfieldwnc.org http://www.deerfieldwnc.org
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