Targeted and holistic health and wellbeing interventions are critical to addressing loneliness in retirement villages, ...

In 1925, J.C. Penney bought 120,000 acres in Clay County, Fla. He envisioned an experimental farming project and a final home ...

Retirement communities offer various living options, each catering to different levels of care and lifestyle preferences. Consider the type of community, cost, location, amenities/services, and ...

A resident at The Watermark formed a gospel choir last year that's become wildly popular among both resident performs and ...

For a growing number of baby boomers who are looking for an alternative to traditional retirement housing, senior “co-housing” offers a refreshing blend of community and independence.

Independent living retirement communities are house and apartment-style planned developments for older adults who can live mostly independently, without requiring assistance with daily activities.

Many people like the idea of living in a retirement community – particularly one aimed at adults 55 and older that offers amenities such as fitness centers, swimming pools and cooking classes.

Retirement communities are the most expensive in Massachusetts, New York, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. South Dakota, Minnesota, Louisiana, Utah, and Illinois are the states with ...