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Source: By Elaine K. Howley / Reviewed by Nina Cohn, M.B.A. / July 5, 2023

For most people, it's inevitable: As you age and your health concerns increase, you'll probably need some help with previously easy tasks like shopping or housekeeping. Many families turn to assisted living communities to support and care for older relatives.


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