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Up Close - Up Close - December 06, 2012 |
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Seniors face a sometimes daunting process, particularly in evaluating contractual terms, when researching moving into a continuing-care retirement facility, says Richard Sayre, a partner at the Spokane-based Sayre & Sayre PS law firm.
"It's just like buying a house," Sayre says. "If you get handed 40 pieces of paper, you need to read them."
Continuing-care retirement communities are facilities that offer housing for different stages of retirement, typically including...
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"It's just like buying a house," Sayre says. "If you get handed 40 pieces of paper, you need to read them."
Continuing-care retirement communities are facilities that offer housing for different stages of retirement, typically including...
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