Seniors

near my daughter and her family. When I was first retired, I lived in a 55 and older condominium community. I liked it a lot. I'm very introverted, but I do like to be with people some of the time, so this worked for me, because there was always something going on. and I could be as involved as I liked.

Now that I'm 75, I'm beginning to think about a time when I might not be as independent as I am now. I keep fit with regular aerobic exercise, but still, I've had a couple of health issues, and I am definitely slowing down.-

If you can afford it, it sounds like a continuing care community might be for you both. My daughter's mother-in-law lived in one until she passed away. I think she enjoyed it very much. Once you verify that it's financially stable and has a good reputation, the most important issue, in my opinion, is the cost. It's expensive (peruse the fine print carefully). If after your research, you like a particular community, I'd go for it. Best of luck.