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I’ve spent a lot of time around seniors—professionally, personally, and in rooms most people don’t spend much time in unless they have to. And one of the most consistent patterns I’ve seen has nothing to do with genetics, money or even health care. It has to do with whether someone stays social.
For many veterans, a move is rarely about square footage or curb appeal. It is usually prompted by a convergence of factors that build quietly over time—changes in health, shifts in family structure, financial considerations, or the simple realization that a home once suited for a different season of life no longer fits. Yet too often, veterans enter a living transition without clear information about their options, benefits or long-term implications.
