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1 Senior Living communities in Westmoreland, TN | 6 nearby communities

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BROOKSFIELD APARTMENTS, Westmoreland, TN

1. BROOKSFIELD APARTMENTS

1201 N 1st St, Westmoreland, TN, 37186

Low Income-Affordable

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6 matching communities nearby Westmoreland

1. Charter Senior Living of Gallatin

1085 Hartsville Pike, Gallatin, TN, 37066

Assisted Living

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2. Trousdale Senior Living Center

263 McMurry Blvd W, Hartsville, TN, 37074

Assisted Living

Call for Pricing (855) 430-2394

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3. Hartsville Health and Rehab

649 MCMURRY BLVD, Hartsville, TN, 37074

Nursing Care

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Pineview Boarding Home, Hartsville, TN

4. Pineview Boarding Home

725 Gwin St, Hartsville, TN, 37074

Assisted Living

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Country Place-Scottsville, Scottsville, KY

5. Country Place-Scottsville

51 Hinton Ave , Scottsville, KY, 42164

Low Income-Affordable

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Shenandoah & Shenandoah Haven, Lafayette, TN

6. Shenandoah & Shenandoah Haven

100 Shenandoah Drive, Lafayette, TN, 37083

Low Income-Affordable

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How big will long-term care services grow as an industry and what factors influence this growth?

By 2050, the number of individuals using paid long-term care services in any setting (e.g., at home, residential care such as assisted living, or skilled nursing facilities) will likely double from the 13 million using services in 2000, to 27 million people. This estimate is influenced by growth in the population of older people in need of care. USDOHHS and USDOL The future supply of long-term care workers in relation to the aging baby boom generation

What are 55+ communities?

55+ Communities, which sometimes may be called age qualified communities, active adult housing, age-restricted communities or age-segregated communities, are communities, with an age restriction for residence. These communities range from apartment complexes or condos, to single-family homes in a gated… Read More >