Indeed. Call it ?retirement resort? living, or maybe the new assisted living? Whatever you call it,

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His mother received many of the same services and amenities that would have come with an assisted-living facility?on-site doctors, healthy meals, a gym and all kinds of wellness classes?but in a far more appealing setting.
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We had tried everything in this country,? Mr. Preston says, such as an assisted-living facility that cost $8,000 a month, including private help. He was frustrated by the lack of attention being paid to his father, the retired chief financial officer of a large pharmaceutical company.
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