What Are the Most Common Living Arrangements for Senior Citizens

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In the United States, a “senior citizen” is considered someone who is over the age of 60 or 65. The good news is that most senior citizens are able to (and prefer to) remain living in their current homes but aging in place may not be a viable option for all senior citizens. The definition […]

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