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Continuing care retirement communities are introducing programs that allow seniors to receive care in their own homes. Joan Brasier and Paul Wilczynski are participating in such a program to maintain their independence while ensuring access to facility care if needed.
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Continuing care retirement communities are introducing programs that allow seniors to receive care in their own homes. Joan Brasier and Paul Wilczynski are participating in such a program to maintain their independence while ensuring access to facility care if needed.
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