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two women painting at a senior living community

Residents at Still Hopes can enjoy a variety of unique activities like art classes and line dancing.

Photo provided by Still Hopes Episcopal Retirement Community

Did you know? Research shows that seniors living in Continuing Care Retirement Communities not only live longer, but also enjoy a better quality of life compared to those who choose to stay at home.

Experts say that maintaining good health as an older adult requires:

  • Opportunities to be active + social
  • Access to comprehensive medical treatment and care
  • A safe, comfortable environment for independent or assisted living

Psst... Still Hopes offers opportunities for all three.

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