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A , or Type A contract, is often considered the "gold standard" for CCRCs. Under this agreement, a resident pays a substantial one-time entrance fee and a predictable monthly service fee in exchange for unlimited access to higher levels of healthcare at little to no additional cost. Advantages of Life Care Contracts Continuing Care Retirement Community Pros and Cons
, also known as Life Plan Communities, are unique senior living options that provide a full "continuum of care" on a single campus, transitioning residents from independent living to assisted living or skilled nursing as their needs change. The "Life Care" Contract (Type A)